Nelkins

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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   https://twitter.com/ORStatePolice/status/885597812980711424
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   I hope we start terraforming Mars in my lifetime.
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   I feel the same way. I think I've listened to Discovery hundreds of times. With any luck there will be a reunion within a decade or two.
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   NASA Prepares to Land Perseverance Rover on Mars(nytimes.com)

   6 points by Nelkins 6y ago|0 comments
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   Here are a few: https://github.com/Kavignon/fsharp-companies
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   I wonder what the chances are that they take on insulin.
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   In the .NET embedded space there's also Meadow from Wilderness Labs (which is based on Mono, as opposed to NanoFramework which is a rework of MicroFramework[0]). There was (semi) recently a "dev day" for Meadow which I found
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   Is there an easy way to export ALL data (voice notes, photos, video, and text) from WhatsApp? Last time I tried to do it there was a 10K message limit (which I have significantly exceeded). And I saw some tool to try and get access to the
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   by Nelkins 6y ago

   Can anybody recommend a good WhatsApp alternative?
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    I would love to hear the inside scoop on why this failed.
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    How can mere mortals like ourselves prevent this kind of thing from happening in our companies? I'm thinking specifically about builds being compromised.
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    This is absolutely false. Every three years, by law, NYC does a housing and vacancy survey of tens of thousands of apartments (the most recent survey was in 2017). The raw data is here[0], and selected findings are here[1]. You can see i
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    Odglos (trippy Polish experimental radio game)(holypangolin.itch.io)

    2 points by Nelkins 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    High housing prices are mostly explained by lack of housing. Here's one good article on the subject, specifically written to address the arguments of people who are skeptical of this claim: https://furmancenter.org/rese
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    As someone whose main exposure to stocks is investing via retirement accounts, can someone explain if they're really leaving $4 billion on the table? Can't they just issue/sell more stock to drive down the price to their ori
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    At my previous company I developed on Ubuntu/macOS and deployed to Linux on AWS. Never experienced any issues, never had code running on Windows.
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    I'm really enjoying the trend in the F# community these days of using computation expressions for configuration. Means you can get great IDE support and type checking with configs. Some examples: 1. https://compositionalit
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    If you're interested in learning more about F#, I strongly suggest joining the F# Foundation Slack. Unfortunately they make it surprisingly difficult to join, you have to create an account on the F# Software Foundation website ( https
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    I think you're probably right in terms of the trend. But at the end of the day, the decision of where to live is ours (as workers living in high-COL areas), and companies don't owe us any special treatment so that we can live in
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Poor Maaf :(
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    I think the underlying algorithms/architecture are pretty different. I believe Incremental is based on http://matthewhammer.org/icfp11/ChenDuHaAc2011-implicit-SAC.... and Differential Dataflow is based on the ide
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Do you think desmoid tumors roughly fit the profile of cancer types that could be targeted using your technique? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aggressive_fibromatosis
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    There was some plan to beef up their Java Interop library (currently used with Xamarin on Android) for more general usage for .NET 5, but I think it fell by the wayside. It'll probably happen eventually though. https://gith
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Don't both campaigns have to agree to the rules? I guess they can do so and them flout them entirely (which is pretty much what happened in this past debate).
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    .NET Interactive Preview 3: VS Code Insiders and .NET Polyglot Notebooks(devblogs.microsoft.com)

    1 points by Nelkins 6y ago|0 comments
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Looks cool! There's also a similar project for F# (but hasn't been updated in a while): https://github.com/kjnilsson/fez https://skillsmatter.com/skillscasts/11312-fez-fsharp-type-s...
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    There's some cool autodiff work going on in F#/.NET now too[0]. From a usage/API perspective they look kind of similar. [0] https://diffsharp.github.io/
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Somehow F# manages to do a pretty good job (although maybe I've just gotten used to any quirks re: error recovery and messages). Anybody know if they're doing anything differently? https://github.com/fsprojects&#x
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    Hey, 2k, that's a pretty good deal! :)
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    by Nelkins 6y ago

    If you feel comfortable, consider making a PR to this repo of companies using F#: https://github.com/Kavignon/fsharp-companies . Always good to have another success story!