Galanwe

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901.
by Galanwe 5y ago
> Paying top dollar just to be closer and closer to the exchanges to get the fastest, "best price" Being able to send an order with a smaller latency does not magically get you a "better price". 99.9999% of the market
902.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Not all recursive algorithms are tail recursive; not all tail recursive algorithms can be correctly identified & tail optimized.
903.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Would that really happen though? I don't think I would actually release recursive code. I find recursion to be very simple and elegant for prototyping algos, but I would instinctively rewrite it with an iterative/queue form as soo
904.
by Galanwe 5y ago
The README make it look like a vector with a reserve(4GB)
905.
by Galanwe 5y ago
I see. I don't live in the US, so I don't know how easy it would be to convince someone to have a startup as a bank there. In Europe, I'm pretty sure nobody would pick a new bank (especially a startup) just for avoiding month
906.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Don't traditional bank already have brokerage accounts? I do personally use interactive brokers, but my bank is HSBC and I know I could have a dedicated brokerage account to buy stocks, ETFs, etc there. How is that different?
907.
by Galanwe 5y ago
> - a C++ compiler written in C++ in millions of lines of code #include </dev/tty> This most beautiful program ever doesn't even need to be compiled, it's a JIT compiler in 1 line of code.
908.
by Galanwe 5y ago
I don't think things are as black and white as the article suggests. Especially the part about having an environment where its encouraged to mess up and ask random questions. My experience so far has been the exact opposite. I have mai
909.
by Galanwe 5y ago
From what I remember from my epistemology courses, it's due to historiographical reasons: there are a lot of cross reference of the existence of Pythagoras from other texts, so his historical context and existence is well anchored. As
910.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Cannot agree more. To me it seems the original program in the article should be correct, given the `exec` from node would indeed perform a simple exec, instead of actually being an `exec_shell` function.
911.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Come on there is no obfuscation here, you can literally read the code without issue. The only attempt seems to be 80*101 for 8080.
912.
by Galanwe 5y ago
I'm waiting for the meeting that helps engineer fight back against pointless apps
913.
by Galanwe 5y ago
I do use them quite often without much issue, not sure why some people are struggling with it. Say you have a main package "mylib" with a subpackage "mylib.utils". Typically I like to see "mylib.utils" imports
914.
by Galanwe 5y ago
> Number two is, in order to do package management, you have to create a fake python installation and bend PYTHONPATH. Well whatever the language or runtime, you need to tell it how to find its dependencies. Be it with a configuration fi
915.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Maybe I miss something, but I have been using yubikeys (or any pgp key for that matter) for SSH and git since many years already through `gpg-agent --enable-ssh-support`.
916.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Does anyone know of a good reusable jupyter front-end? I have a farm of jupyter kernels that I can run on demand, and would like to integrate a UI for these kernels on my React website. I've had a look at the Jupyter default UI but it
917.
by Galanwe 5y ago
The valuation of the product is of course hard to predict, but that is the case for any asset. Don't get fooled, equity prices are not easier to predict than crypto currencies. But I'm not talking about valuation here, but risk pr
918.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Regulation does not exist to prevent people from taking risks. It exist to prevent people from buying something with a risk profile that they do not understand. Spot cryptocurrencies are not a complex product, so very little need to protect
919.
by Galanwe 5y ago
Agree with you on the general idea that dimension reduction is a very important tool. But from my experience performing a PCA first and then trying to make sense of the coefficients is a level 100 reverse engineering task. The coefficients
920.
by Galanwe 5y ago
I don't quite understand your point. You are basically implying that opera is beyond rescue because the governance moved from a country you value to countries you value less?
921.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Wow really well made! Will definitely try it out.
922.
by Galanwe 6y ago
These IPs have been unused since so long, that using these for private networks is absolutely not uncommon. Somehow the discussion seem to point to China and Russia, but I know a ton of EU companies that use these ranges.
923.
by Galanwe 6y ago
I feel like there's a _spectrum_ of pros/cons in running a GUI versus pure command line. Command line is the most practical for me, since I spend 99.9% of my time there, and I rarely have an X session anyway on remote server. Some
924.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Sure, if you're in a developed country with proper economical policy and access to an open banking system, your argument stands. But if you're in a country where your money have been dropping 10% per annum for the last 10 years, a
925.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Coinbase is not just a retail exchange for crypto, just like your bank is probably not just a retail bank. There is a whole professional services coinbase for institutional investors, custody, etc that has a huge potential.
926.
by Galanwe 6y ago
How is that different from mining ETH, which is basically running others' programs (smart contracts) in exchange for ETH.
927.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Not to mention the insane over engineering of a python 2.7-compatible async task stealing io loop which is slow as hell, and pitifully delivers a maximum of ~150MB/s with 30% cpu core activity. That's why anyone needing to regular
928.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Be cautious though, as rclone "sync" is based on file metadata (e.g. last modified), it does not recompute local etags to know which files need to be sync'ed. For instance, if you "cp -a" a directory and then apply
929.
by Galanwe 6y ago
Using multiprocessing I've been able to quite easily saturate a 20GBps Ec2 NICs in python. https://github.com/NewbiZ/s3pd There is no reason why multiprocessing for IO in python would use _crazily_ more memory tha
930.
by Galanwe 6y ago
That's what my small python package does ( https://github.com/NewbiZ/s3pd ). Definitely not perfect (not saturating cores because no use of event loop per process) but download is split in multiple processes and sto

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