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ice109
9y ago
congrats on being an unempathetic ubermensch. I'm sure that's worth a lot.
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ice109
9y ago
that kind of thing is a collosal mistake in my opinion - just on the face of it I/o at compile time seems very wrong.
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ice109
9y ago
what are the things that you can tweak?
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ice109
9y ago
too bad sometimes it doesn't resolve pointers correctly
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ice109
9y ago
the arxiv tip is a very good one indeed
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ice109
9y ago
chord
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ice109
9y ago
>i look forward to the day when people just stop trying to correlate everything both positive and negative to race, gender, age, and any other attribute other than "are you a good person" and "can you do this job well"
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ice109
9y ago
are you like totally ignorant of how literary tests (and poll taxes) were used to disenfranchise minorities
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ice109
9y ago
I've done a fair amount of "command line" ops so I'm comfortable with it but the question what will migration be like when we do move to an iaas?
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ice109
9y ago
maybe mvp isn't there right word. we have demos we've developed locally and we're going to start pilots.
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Ask HN: Does a fledging startup need AWS
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9y ago
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9y ago
cited research aside this is asinine. let's pretend we could regress "did smile" on "genetics" and "culture" and inspected the coefficients of the covariates (i.e. investigate treatment effect). we would f
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ice109
9y ago
this doesn't really mean anything? you would find similarly high iq people around anyone with the power and the money to acquire them.
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ice109
9y ago
no i'm not. you cherry picked. tell me how readable this module is https://github.com/databrary/databrary/blob/master/Databrary... with gems like https://github.com/databrary/da
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9y ago
I speak shit Spanish (very weak third language) and even I can get the gist of what they're talking about. I'll admit all the stuff around the rolling rs is very hard to make out though.
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ice109
9y ago
I don't understand this. as long as it's obvious that you're multilingual people don't hold it against you when you make mistakes. on the other hand I have a friend whose bilingual with no accent in English and has troub
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ice109
9y ago
one annoying thing about go error handling aside from the copious `if err != nil` statements is that if someone somewhere doesn't handle an error there's no way to find! yes I know about errorcheck or whatever that library is call
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9y ago
this is like 90% `data` and `case`. show me a language where type declaration and case statements aren't readable.
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ice109
9y ago
>Core Location provides services for determining a device’s geographic location, altitude, orientation, or position relative to a nearby iBeacon. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corelocation
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ice109
9y ago
>relative to a nearby iBeacon where is the iBeacon in the parking lot?
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ice109
9y ago
https://twitter.com/AndrewProjDent/status/888380207962443777
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ice109
9y ago
is this a trick or is geolocation on iPhones better than the 5m typically quoted.
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9y ago
I don't understand why 100 mil aum is different from 1 bill aum. couldn't you just divide the billion amongst 10 groups that are Chinese walled from each other? then there'd be no problems of market moving or depth or anythin
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9y ago
I asked derman what an alternative would be to the formal models quants use now and his answer was that the whole thing should just be left up to "smart people and their gut instincts". the problem is that as soon as these smart p
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ice109
9y ago
every result about undecidability uses Cantor's diagonalization.
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9y ago
what's another compiled gc language with a strong type system? I only know D and ocaml (let's not even mention Haskell).
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9y ago
this is a very (very) good tutorial. that it's literate source is very useful for experimenting.
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Effectful Haskell
(slpopejoy.github.io)
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9y ago
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9y ago
this kind of thinking is just another iteration of self-serving anti-intellectualism (akin to climate change denial and anti-vaxxing). there is absolutely hard exercise science you can read in order to exercise more effectively than "s
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9y ago
I got pretty far in math (ms in cs with half of the classes being legit math classes) I never got the obsession either. in general it always felt to me like a bunch of awkward people trying to ascribe aesthetic value to something that had n
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