boultonmark

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by boultonmark 3y ago
start?
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by boultonmark 6y ago
Steve Jobs called them ‘a feature’. Methinks you are right, that they will be gone in 5
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by boultonmark 7y ago
Or just use the extraordinary product https://www.kiwi.com
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by boultonmark 9y ago
Epik.com the gaining registrar in this story seem to be the go to company for criminals online. See also: https://www.legitscript.com/blog/2017/03/us-registrar-epik-p...
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Did Network Solutions conspire in allowing coachtickets.com domain be stolen?(medium.com)
2 points by boultonmark 9y ago|1 comments
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by boultonmark 9y ago
Oh what nonsense. I travel on Caledonian Sleeper all the time and while the breakfast is perhaps not amazing (although its fine) you only have to exit the train immediately at stops that are not the ultimate destinations (like London, Glasg
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by boultonmark 9y ago
Is your name Maciej?
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by boultonmark 9y ago
That was the point of the Heap Benchmarks. In CPython you would have to use HeapQ, writing something yourself in Python will be miles off the pace. Whereas in PyPy the Python implementation of a Heap or your own version is comparably fast.
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by boultonmark 9y ago
Maciej, how much would that require, ballpark? I think this is something there would be massive support for. My company would support it
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by boultonmark 9y ago
And that would be fine, and my mind goes to similar examples like Lua where the reference and the JIT versions co-exist but PyPy has not had the impact that LuaJIT has had (for example) on the LUA community.
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by boultonmark 9y ago
Ah the 'smart alec' has appeared. I'm not stupid, I know code like that won't be faster in Python but PyPy shows that it can be a hell of a lot faster than CPython and right up there with Node.js and the travesty is that
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by boultonmark 9y ago
I have a question and then a general vent 1. Does anyone know the latest update on NumPyPy? PyPy for me is just not a usable proposition because I heavily use Numpy (and Scipy et al). So I am forced to use slow Python + fast Numpy or slow N
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by boultonmark 10y ago
Mendelez == Kraft
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by boultonmark 10y ago
Is OTP not performant and Graphhopper is? Maybe you could elaborate?
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by boultonmark 11y ago
I agree. Horrible language. Size isn't everything
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by boultonmark 11y ago
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by boultonmark 11y ago
I can't imagine you were ever really a Python programmer if you enjoy progamming in Java. It's almost the anti-python
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by boultonmark 11y ago
Such linkbait nonsense. Lesser known but brilliant Icelandic search engine dohop.com in particular has being finding all these options for over ten years. e.g http://www.dohop.com/flights/?d1=190116&d2=&a1=SFO%2
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by boultonmark 11y ago
Update from CaptainTrain in the comments in my reply to where do you get the data: "It’s magic. :) To be honest, this is a strategic topic we can’t comment on. I’m sorry." i.e they have it via a backdoor - someone is giving them i
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by boultonmark 11y ago
Yeah it's the Hacon API like http://www.thetrainline-europe.com/ use. That is not the raw data but a journey-planning API. You need to spend 15k to become a licensed Deutsche Bahn partner and then pay Hacon per query.
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by boultonmark 11y ago
Can someone from Captain Train explain where they have gotten the European Rail Timetable Data from? Because there is a huge issue in Europe over that data not being Open Data. The rail governing body the UIC collects each member train comp
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by boultonmark 13y ago
yawn http://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/gen.html?highlight=gener...