mrsofty

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by mrsofty 1y ago
marimo has made development FUN again for me. From the way I can use uv to manage my packages using the ui ( left julia because of that issue) to the reactive nature of the cells ( goodbye jupyter) it's a wonderful experience. It'
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by mrsofty 1y ago
Godbolt is a legend and I don't care what the others say. I believe him when he said he was "just helping" that sheep through the hedge. Well deserved praise Matty-poo and well written article.
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by mrsofty 2y ago
Outstanding!!! Spent some time in the valley in the 90's. Tom Perkins was our Chairman and Ceo so I learnt a LOT. One of the takeaways was that innovation starts with an itch you want to scratch, to KNOW that your idea is better than t
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I just downloaded the Kaspersky Linux scanner anyone else worried about this(bleepingcomputer.com)
11 points by mrsofty 2y ago|1 comments
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Humane wearerable personal data concern
2 points by mrsofty 3y ago|0 comments
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by mrsofty 3y ago
I did, to highlight the fact that it does more than you observed.
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by mrsofty 3y ago
this was a real pleasure to read. I had just made my coffee and saw the title. I liked the way that the author followed the thought process you would go through AND took the time to find the actual evidence to prove or disprove a theory. We
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by mrsofty 3y ago
Hi there I am mrsofty, the OP. I just want to point out that the question is " I'd be interested in anyone else who are making the move and what field they are in?" I phrased it like that to attempt to keep it to simple. We h
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by mrsofty 3y ago
fair point how about this https://docs.modular.com/mojo/programming-manual.html AND you missed the second link in the post https://docs.modular.com/mojo/notebooks/BoolMLIR.html
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by mrsofty 3y ago
we have, as soon as it was available. Julia is making great strides in all areas. We prefer to move on.
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by mrsofty 3y ago
Yes, that's when it started. Then we sent some people to Juliacon '23 to get a feel for the future. Julia is a fine language, just not for us given the reasons in the OP. We have been tracking mojo since 2020 but wanted to wait fo
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by mrsofty 3y ago
we have found a few other things that it does. https://docs.modular.com/mojo/notebooks/Matmul.html https://docs.modular.com/mojo/notebooks/BoolMLIR.html
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Anyone Moving from Julia to Mojo
1 points by mrsofty 3y ago|14 comments
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by mrsofty 3y ago
Sorry, missed this as we're in meetings this week. So to answer your question. We use zeroMQ to move data around so to get it into a python script is very easy for us. We "were" going to create a dash/plotly app to consu
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by mrsofty 3y ago
Fons IS the person that informed me that we couldn't deploy our app using Pluto PlutoHooks PlutoSlider. The issue is that we need to have people able to go to a web page and have their own view of the notebook. On the Stipple front it&
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by mrsofty 3y ago
we had a big julia push this month after 2 years of just messing around. It's better than APL to read ( so is Sanskrit) but we hit a SCREECHING halt when we realized that it wasn't going to happen that we could our streaming data
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by mrsofty 4y ago
sorry, not sure why we would post a blog or write anything on this topic. It's just our practical experience based on trying to use julia. What I can say is that we were VERY impressed with DataFrames.jl and Pluto.jl the people on dis
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by mrsofty 4y ago
you REALLY don't understand this do you. The entire options market is based on this principal. I have NO idea where you get the idea we day trade. I will try again as it seems that serious investors are reading this thread. Our approa
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by mrsofty 4y ago
Nope options allow you to choose your probability so it's NOT 50/50. We tend to sell premium with prob of profit of 80 - 90% it's less premium YOU are mistaken.
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by mrsofty 4y ago
I agree but trading OPTIONS is not day trading. It is based on probability and DURATION. Selling premium allows you to pick your duration,probability of profit and value at risk. This is NOT day trading which is financial sugar. This is the
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by mrsofty 4y ago
no but it is a fair question we are in no way compensated by anyone. it was an honest answer to the question.
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by mrsofty 4y ago
Yes we sell premium. I suggest you listen to the www.tastylive.com people, they are pretty sharp and realistic. We do NOT listen to anyone but the math and our mentors who help us add realism to the approach. Pure math is ok but, as Simons
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by mrsofty 4y ago
I was in Silicon valley for most of my time, lucky to have Tom Perkins as our Chairman and Ceo for our first startup as he taught us how to ignore the "shiny" tech. Our experience with Julia has led us to believe that it's a
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Disallusioned with Julia anyone got thoughts on Carbon?
5 points by mrsofty 4y ago|15 comments
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by mrsofty 4y ago
yep my wife and I. we retired from tech ( startups) at 50. In order to keep out minds working AND make a buck we decided to both trade options. Luckily for us we have chums who own a trading environment that teaches people, like us, how to
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by mrsofty 4y ago
tee hee
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by mrsofty 4y ago
Seem rational so, as its a "spy balloon", I would suggest that the Chinese weren't big fans of putting transponders or radar reflectors on it. I'm not a intel analyst but seeing a BIG balloon towing a sophisticated elect
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by mrsofty 4y ago
Hmm, so this was a big balloon and I assume that we could calculate it's approximate weight. Thus determine if it SHOULD or SHOULD NOT have a transponder and enable a course of action based on that. as to the $400,000 missile I mention
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Don't OFFICIAL ballons have to have transponders?
4 points by mrsofty 4y ago|7 comments
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Julia Language Devs in Chicago
18 points by mrsofty 4y ago|3 comments

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