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6y ago
The biotech sector actually outperformed the tech sector last year.
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6y ago
So where can I buy futures on this?
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6y ago
With everybody using online wallets this particular aspect of crypto is long gone.
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6y ago
This is peak hacker news. Writing a book about your DE.
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6y ago
Or you could try something like Apache Arrow or Flexbuffers?
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6y ago
As a Non-Gopher, is the stdlib so slow?
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6y ago
A private exchange for stocks that is based on crypto?
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work
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Even european brokers now forbid buying gamestop/AMC.
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6y ago
It's basically corruption and shows why we need free markets and why it is a problem that exchanges are private companies.
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This is not robinhood only, this is on a lot of brokers world wide. Gamestop and AMC are close-only.
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6y ago
I think they usually talk about the cloud storage not the emails itself.
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6y ago
Can we change this clickbait title? - "working" is not defined clearly so it's possible everybody meant a different thing - "admit" implies some sort of guilt on the developer side.
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6y ago
Well but it seems gitlab offers a lot more value?
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6y ago
So they give full access to all repos you have access to (I.e. organizational repos) or only the ones you own? If so this would mean I would consider to moving to a platform where the repository owner can control the tokens.
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It's a terribly judgemental article.
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If you work in enterprise 80% of developers have to rock windows laptops for compliance reasons but develop applications that will run on redhat/centos in the end.
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6y ago
Not sure if that is relevant for you, but npm hints to dependencies which are looking for funding. There is even a command „npm fund“ I think?
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6y ago
Replied to wrong comment
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You mean the site has a comment feature? I was more referring to the naming. Also why do I get down-voted for naming other similar sites? To me that is a relevant piece of information.
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https://git.news
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While I love that VSCode can do this and I would like to appreciate a post about the topic, I wonder if I should upvote a blog post that adds almost no value over the existing VSCode documentation which is basically excellent already and co
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6y ago
Does this help? https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers-advance...
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6y ago
I find the gwern.net page extraordinary and really unconventional for a personal site. What an interesting and peculiar person.
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Well, putting out a tl;dr and then a graph that does not mention FP16/FP32 performance differences or anything related to TensorRT cannot be taken seriously if we talk about performance per watt. We need to see the a comparison that in
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I wonder how you would define a proper loss function for this? You probably need to optimize distance versus “sketchyness”. How would one go about that? Also every user probably has a different feeling about how much sketch they will endure
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Test driven development is just such a good habit to get into. You trade just a little bit of ramp-up speed at the beginning of an implementation for a massive reduction in cognitive overhead.
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I learn Rust because I need a statically typed non-jvm alternative for backend and for me Go is lackluster in its expressiveness after coming from Scala.
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My experience is that if everybody who took part in the development of software at enterprises would have studied CS, 90% of the word problems would be gone. Most problems arise from the fact that actors underestimate or not understand the
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Well, the premise that computer science is needed to be an effective software engineer comes from the original link (and the way interviews are structured). We cannot blame caymanjim for the premise, can we?
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