dzderic

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CppCon 2016 Presentation Materials(github.com)
2 points by dzderic 10y ago|0 comments
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Continually updated data science Python notebooks(github.com)
2 points by dzderic 11y ago|0 comments
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by dzderic 11y ago
A large young gen makes sense since it reduces the frequency of minor GCs but doesn't affect the duration of them, since the running time of a young gen GC is only proportional to the amount of live objects.
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by dzderic 12y ago
For anyone who has ever battled with maintaining their own apt/yum repos, this seems like a godsend. The most-used tools for getting a package into your repo involve scp'ing the file to the repository server and running a command
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Welcome Back to C++ (Modern C++)(msdn.microsoft.com)
7 points by dzderic 12y ago|9 comments
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by dzderic 12y ago
This "solution" will only make it harder for regular folks to execute orders, since HFTs will beat the randomness by shooting multiple orders through multiple order gateways.
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by dzderic 12y ago
You should be able to recreate that 1D scatter plot using a regular scatter plot and setting all of the y values to 0 (unless I'm missing something).
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Python, Pitch Shifting, and the Pianoputer(zulko.github.io)
134 points by dzderic 12y ago|30 comments
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by dzderic 12y ago
Even better, [1] == 1 but [1] != [1]
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Cockpit, a web-based server management interface(liquidat.wordpress.com)
72 points by dzderic 13y ago|11 comments
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by dzderic 13y ago
When you're talking about an average latency of single digit us for a regular switch and < 500ns for a low-end performance switch, the difference between 10 and 20 microseconds is massive.
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Learning Scala by building Scala - Lists and Option(mauricio.github.io)
1 points by dzderic 13y ago|0 comments
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by dzderic 13y ago
The example cited here is insulting to everyone's intelligence: The possibility of representing face cards with a name would likely never occur to you, because it would be too complicated to go through the effort of defining the ty
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by dzderic 13y ago
A while loop and temporary mutable variables are definitely not the Pythonic way of doing this. More idiomatic: $ time python -c 'print sum(xrange(100000000 + 1))' 5000000050000000 real 0m1.398s user 0
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by dzderic 13y ago
After finishing the Cousera crypto course, I did a quick review of their approach and found 2 issues which completely broke their authentication protocol ( https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/2239 &
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by dzderic 13y ago
What kind of performance are you getting, and how many nodes do you have?
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by dzderic 14y ago
Does anyone have any experience with F# (and Mono in general) under Linux? How's the library support? It seems like it should be a good fit for the stuff we normally do (log processing/munging), but I don't know how well it'll work outside
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by dzderic 15y ago
It is a fairly comprehensive reference and all, but saying 'sed Editor' is just as bad as saying 'ATM machine'.
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by dzderic 15y ago
I'm in the same boat as the OP except I'm just about to finish high school with 2 years of part-time experience in a web dev shop. The main problem I'm having is not even being able to land an interview. Where should I look for a dev job in
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by dzderic 15y ago
Since when was Javascript slower and less useful than Python and Ruby? V8 has made JS one of the fastest interpreted languages and it is one of the most used languages around (you're running it right now!). Also, node uses libev for its eve
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by dzderic 15y ago
Try something like OpenVPN which uses UDP, which in my experience is much faster than a SSH tunnel.
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by dzderic 15y ago
I'm pretty sure it's a string method so it can take any iterator as an argument.