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by nkh 4mo ago
They all need diesel to run the equipment as well, which is also approaching all time highs.
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by nkh 6mo ago
What a welcome post. The whole reason I come here is to get thoughtful input from smart people, and not what I could get myself from an LLM. While we are at it; Think your own thoughts as well :) I know how easy it is to "let it com
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by nkh 1y ago
If I wanted to buy the data on myself to see what these brokers have. Is that possible? If so, Where should I go next?
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by nkh 1y ago
The Clojure ecosystem embraced react early and built on top of it (with OM, Reagent and Re-Frame (for SPAs). The UI = f(applicationState) is definitely viewed as the correct approach. In other words, gather all your application state in o
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by nkh 1y ago
One thing I've always liked about the Clojure community, is that they are obessesed with state. I think they have correctly identified, that when things go sideways, it is because state management was involved in some way. This is a
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by nkh 2y ago
What is the amount of time required for all the different chicken activities? (estimated weekly average)
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by nkh 2y ago
If I am currently querying s3 parquet files with DuckDb, could I still do that with s3 tables, and what other advantages does this offer?
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by nkh 2y ago
The best book on this is: Surveillance Valley: The Secret Military History of the Internet (Desc: The internet is the most effective weapon the government has ever built.) https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/yasha
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by nkh 3y ago
> upper bounds of a more general nature that R&R produce If it's an upper bound, it should be pretty easy to plug into the existing stuff under the hood in these solvers. Can you provide my insight into how the R&R "
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by nkh 3y ago
All these solvers use branch and bound to explore the solution space and "fathom" (i.e. eliminate candidate search trees if the lowest possible value for the tree is above an already found solution). The upper bound that the solv
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by nkh 3y ago
Why would it need to replace them? From the article, they claim they have found a way to reduce the upperbound faster when searching large Integer problems. I don't see how that effects the current searching process. All of these so
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by nkh 3y ago
For now, the new algorithm hasn’t actually been used to solve any logistical problems, since it would take too much work updating today’s programs to make use of it. But for Rothvoss, that’s beside the point. “It’s about the theoretical un
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by nkh 3y ago
Thanks for the comment. What books would you recommend?
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by nkh 3y ago
I wondered that initially as well. There are many factors at play: 1. Doing that would juice it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect 2.Each of these institutions brands itself on providing quality informati
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by nkh 3y ago
"When fox news called Arizona their viewers left them -- so fox jumped on election denial precipitating events which led to Jan 6th. What is the analysis here, say?" From the first filter in the article: Mass media firms are big
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by nkh 3y ago
Does anyone have any good book recommendations or links for insider knowledge of the JVM/Java? If Clojure focused all the better :)
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by nkh 3y ago
When type checking is needed, I find the Truss library* does the trick quite well. As for the syntax, there is very little, which can make it a harder lift but once you have the hang of it you won't deal with the issues identified in t
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by nkh 3y ago
Isn't that Clojure? (let [p obj] (if (instance? Point p) (let [x (.x p) y (.y p)] (println (+ x y))))
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by nkh 3y ago
For what it's worth (speaking only for myself), I could not live without the threading macros (-> and ->>) in Clojure. Below is an example of some very involved ETL work I just did. For me this is very readable, and I unders
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by nkh 3y ago
The language fundamentals of "Clojure for the Brave and True" (best intro to Clojure book IMO) is excellent (if you consider Clojure a lisp). I find the author's style/humor engaging. https://www.braveclojure
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by nkh 4y ago
DuckDB is "column oriented" vs "row oriented". I have found it 10x* faster for queries on data your size compared to SQLite or MySQL or Postgres. The added advantage of it being a single file is very nice as well. *I u
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by nkh 4y ago
We should buy the assets put them in a social wealth fund (like Norway's). https://www.peoplespolicyproject.org/projects/social-wealth-... It's a very good way to get out of this feedback loop, and I don&#x2
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by nkh 4y ago
I had a similar feeling after finishing the book. This YT video really helped frame the book for me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UBOA00EAQw
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by nkh 4y ago
Any one tried Polylith with the multi-method approach mentioned in the article?
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by nkh 8y ago
I'm curious to how much time is allocated for writing these six pagers? Both total leadtime and actual writing time. Anyone with experience have any insight?
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You have one day to stop Congress from giving away your web browsing history(theverge.com)
3 points by nkh 9y ago|0 comments
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by nkh 11y ago
My vote is for http://www.squarespace.com
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Ask HN: GL Structure for Enterprise Software Startup?
1 points by nkh 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Accounting questions
3 points by nkh 12y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Recommended external Hard Drive
3 points by nkh 13y ago|4 comments

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