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by feniv 4y ago
Steadily | Austin, TX - Remote| Full-time | Python, Django, PostgreSQL, AWS, React | www.steadily.com Steadily is a venture backed insurtech startup for landlords. We've grown from five to over fifty people in the past year as the dema
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by feniv 4y ago
https://fenivarughese.com/ Hand-crafted Hugo static site hosted on Github Pages. https://github.com/Feni/feni.github.io
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by feniv 4y ago
Steadily | Austin, TX - Remote| Full-time | Python, Django, PostgreSQL, AWS, React | www.steadily.com Steadily is a venture backed insurtech startup for landlords. We've grown from five to over fifty people in the past year as the dema
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by feniv 5y ago
Steadily | Austin, TX - Remote| Full-time | Python, Django, PostgreSQL, AWS, React | www.steadily.com Steadily is a venture backed insurtech startup for landlords. We've grown from five to over thirty people in less than a year as the
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by feniv 5y ago
Steadily | Austin, TX - Remote | Full-time | Python, Django, PostgreSQL | https://www.steadily.com Steadily is a venture backed insurtech startup for landlords. We've grown from five to over thirty people in less than a yea
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by feniv 5y ago
Not the same reactor, but this high speed video gives a great perspective inside a fusion reactor. https://youtu.be/IhHsOwLdCu4
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by feniv 5y ago
A simple explanation for it would be a farming layout for irrigation.
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Emacs changed my life – Matz(slideshare.net)
4 points by feniv 6y ago|0 comments
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Bjarne Stroustrup’s retrospective on C++ (2020)(dl.acm.org)
2 points by feniv 6y ago|0 comments
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by feniv 6y ago
Not yet. I've specced it out, but still working on the implementation. Here's a hand-written example showing how you can specify the constraints to validate a Knight's tour. You can then enumerate over the types to get valid
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by feniv 6y ago
Seems like this is an extension of the Curry-Howard-Lambek isomorphism [1] relating type theory, logic and category theory together. I find that to be one of the most beautiful results in computer science and have been working on a practica
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The Evolution of LINQ and Its Impact on the Design of C#(docs.microsoft.com)
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Cache-Tries: O(1) Concurrent Lock-Free Hash Tries (2018) [pdf](aleksandar-prokopec.com)
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by feniv 6y ago
Looks great! I've tried it out with a bunch of recipes and liked the cleaner layout of information. Using chrome-extensions to augment the web experience based on metadata like this is definitely an underrated capability.
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by feniv 6y ago
Seems like an interesting variant of SSE (Server sent events) without the JS code for retries. Both of these approaches are simpler than websockets, with the limitation that they're one-way (server push).
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by feniv 6y ago
If you’re interested in diving deeper, the SMhasher benchmark suite tests a much more exhaustive list of hash functions (including wyhash) - https://github.com/rurban/smhasher https://www.strchr.com/ha
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by feniv 6y ago
Does this also remove the 30 scripts per account limit? I looked into using Cloudflare workers to power a cloud runtime for WASM (think thousands of dynamically generated WASM binaries serving traffic for different sub-domains), but the scr
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by feniv 6y ago
Is the browser editing powered by Monaco or something else entirely? https://github.com/microsoft/monaco-editor Both repl.it and codesandbox.io seem to be Monaco based. This seems to have better support for VS Code ext
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by feniv 7y ago
If you can't watch the video, there's a blog post writeup of Lightbeam by the presenter here - http://troubles.md/posts/lightbeam/
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by feniv 7y ago
TIL! Lucet is being switched over to Wasmtime as well [1]. I'll have to take another look at it. [1] https://hacks.mozilla.org/2019/11/announcing-the-bytecode-al...
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by feniv 7y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing this supported in Wasmer as well. A lot of these announcements seem to target wasmtime as the default standalone runtime (and it has come a long way, especially with the addition of the JIT) but having the
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by feniv 7y ago
For comparison: TIOBE Index - https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ 1. Java 2. C 3. Python 4. C++ 5. C# 6. Visual Basic .NET 7. JavaScript 8. PHP 9. Objective-C 10. SQL Languag
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by feniv 7y ago
Rich Hickey has a talk on this (The Value of Values) here: https://youtu.be/-6BsiVyC1kM
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by feniv 7y ago
The author, Russ Cox, has a whole series of articles on the topic of regex - https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/ The rust Regex crate docs even refer to his posts as a reference since the rust version is based on his e
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by feniv 7y ago
From the title, I thought this would be about an airline flying using the V-formation like geese or military jets to reduce fuel.
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by feniv 7y ago
WebAssembly on desktop and servers is maturing pretty rapidly! There are several backend interpreters already in Rust and Go (life). The native, compiled options are even faster, Fastly's Lucet compiler and runtime was one of the first
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by feniv 7y ago
FYI - I've put up the extracted data and a quick visualisation here - https://thequarterly.org/S-1.html Surprisingly, it doesn't look like the overall number of IPOs is any higher this year than in the past.
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by feniv 7y ago
I've been curious about the recent wave of IPOs as well and did some data analysis here https://thequarterly.org/S-1.html Despite several notable IPOs, the overall rate of S-1 filings doesn't seem higher this year
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by feniv 7y ago
I've been curious about the increased IPO rate as well. The data is all in EDGAR but it's not easy to find the trends - https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&CIK=&type=... I think it'
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Computus – The calculation to determine the day of Easter(en.wikipedia.org)
10 points by feniv 7y ago|1 comments

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