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by fishmaster 2y ago
At this point, you'd be crazy to visit the USA at all.
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by fishmaster 2y ago
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by fishmaster 2y ago
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by fishmaster 5y ago
I'm thinking about trying the upcoming Advent of code with Raku, but I have never used it and it looks too complex to be picked up in a week or two. Any thoughts?
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Well, let me tell you from experience that everything is difficult in Germany due to insane bureaucracy. I applied for student funding twice and twice I had to pay everything back due to technicalities. I would not consider founding a start
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by fishmaster 5y ago
C is actually a huge disadvantage here for me, since I have no use for it outside of this tutorial which makes it hard to justify learning it on top of learning how a compiler works...
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by fishmaster 5y ago
That just sounds like a product type with some dynamic checking, no?
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by fishmaster 5y ago
> The overhead to writing C makes it a less friendly introduction to the topic if you have never written a compiler or interpreter (or parser, specifically) before. That's true and was my first thought. C seems like an arcane choice
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by fishmaster 5y ago
I'm thinking about following the tutorial in Julia or Kotlin, but it would be interesting how the code looks in a different language like F#.
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Let's write a compiler, part 2: A lexer(briancallahan.net)
2 points by fishmaster 5y ago|0 comments
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by fishmaster 5y ago
How was F# for the task?
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by fishmaster 5y ago
What is silly is saying that everything is possible until proven otherwise. It's possible when it's discovered, otherwise it's not.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
There's the HANS dataset which is used to evaluate NLI models to check if they pick up surface heuristics: https://huggingface.co/datasets/hans https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.01007
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Never.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Julia 1.3.1: 8.259816920615111e12
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Julia 1.3.1: 8.036090802426098e12
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by fishmaster 5y ago
It's not about 'compassion', it's about denying the Covid pandemic being real and calling it 'the cough'.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
"Sla- I mean, workers get too much pay and benefits, they should be happy to work. Why can't I find any workers?!"
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SciML: Open-Source Software for Scientific Machine Learning(sciml.ai)
2 points by fishmaster 5y ago|0 comments
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Impressive FUD.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Many, many more people use Android than IOS.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
People use it precisely because the audio is great and just works.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Discord is quite easy to use for dozens of people I know, most of whom aren't programmers or heavy PC users. It just works and it's great, especially the noise cancelling.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Yes: don't.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
If I try to imagine a room I have never been in or a landscape I have never seen before it comes out looking like in a fever dream. No proportions make sense, it's shifting around, etc. I don't know if that's worse than havin
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by fishmaster 5y ago
There's a quite amusing blog post about implementing the automaton for Lucene: http://blog.mikemccandless.com/2011/03/lucenes-fuzzyquery-is... As an aside, I know one of the authors of the original paper pers
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Sitting in an office all day and not at home has become completely unacceptable for me. No commute, my own food, balcony/garden, etc. Offer me an office job and I will decline.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
I cannot remember when I have last received a pristine book from Amazon in Germany. There is always at least one minor damage that I wouldn't get from a store book.
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by fishmaster 5y ago
Open and shut case, Johnson!
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by fishmaster 5y ago
I can definitely redefine a struct in a module.

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