podsnap

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by podsnap 7mo ago
If it’s any consolation, nasty clawdbots are just a temporary distraction on the way to chaos and ruin. We’re very close to a Borgesian Internet of Babel, containing every imaginable hit piece and deepfake.
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by podsnap 4y ago
Morgan Stanley is hiring developers at all levels in Montréal, to work on our extremely cool - massively distributed, asynchronous, referentially transparent risk management platform. Multiple teams collaborate on technologies including b
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by podsnap 8y ago
The graal behavior is a lot more sane: graal: [info] SoFlow.square_i_two 10000 avgt 10 5338.492 ± 36.624 ns/op // 2 *\sum i * i [info] SoFlow.two_i_ 10000 avgt 10 6421.343 ± 34.836 ns/
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by podsnap 12y ago
True. In retrospect, trying to make the Scala transducer type look like Haskell and then hacking into working order was didn't do justice to either language. As I sort of note in the text, the attempt to do it this way was at least p
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by podsnap 12y ago
There's more missing than that, but, in the spirit of early termination, I had to stop somewhere! Specifically to your points: 1. To preempt the faithful: Stateful transducers don't work (for a broad definition of work) in Clojur
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by podsnap 12y ago
See my reply above. A more accurate count on a keyboard with working keys is 243185. I'm starting to wonder whether the /usr/local-related delay is naturally about an hour, but vastly increased - sometimes catastrophically -
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by podsnap 12y ago
Sorry, 32k was the result of `ls -lR /usr/local | wc -l` and then typing on a keyboard with a broken 4. To be much more precise, `find /usr/local -type f | wc -l` is 243185, while (including directories and links) `fin
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by podsnap 12y ago
It was multi-hour altogether, but the lying about two minutes remaining only took 45 minutes.
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by podsnap 12y ago
I had 32k files using up 8GB in /usr/local, and the time spent on "2 minutes remaining" was about 45 minutes. In retrospect, I'm happy that I didn't waste any time on special preparations. One thing I learned
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by podsnap 12y ago
Ok, I managed to get a van Laarhoven representation in typed Clojure, though it wasn't exactly a smooth experience. http://blog.podsnap.com/vanhole.html
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by podsnap 12y ago
Yes, lens-aeson looks pretty damn close. I've got a bunch of reading to do. The existence of zipper lenses catches me by surprise, as I have been frequently directed at a stackoverflow [0] response on the difference between the two...
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by podsnap 12y ago
I was thinking of setting ```:c``` in ```{:a {:b "{:c 5}"}}```. More generally, a leaf in the container tree that is not itself a container but can be converted to and from one. I need to play more with http://hackage.h
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by podsnap 12y ago
I apologize for my miscommunication and ignorance. First, the bragging was supposed to be on behalf of the Clojure ecosystem rather than myself. Second, while I am aware of the standard lens implementations in Haskell and Scalaz, I didn&#x
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by podsnap 12y ago
Sorry about "performant," everyone. After years of being mocked as a pedant for avoiding the word (ok, there may have been other reasons), I decided to dip a toe in the descriptivist waters. Maybe it's too soon. I toyed wit