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My final draft is often completely different to my first draft, which I wouldn’t want to ship. Most of the time I only start to see the real shape of the solution after a few days of work. Those iterations each day have value as they propel
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The author did provide an exception: > Unless your specific use case demands the unique advantages of microservices, it is wiser to stick with a well-structured monolith. The author also has a section in the article called “When should y
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Regarding safety, is probabilistic programming (PP) an alternative that addresses these concerns? My understanding is that you can use PP to develop transparent models.
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3y ago
Longhand means handwritten.
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3y ago
I wish there were more longhand essays.
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3y ago
Can APL can be used to implement Machine Learning algorithms? It seems like a good fit.
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3y ago
> what, in this context, do you mean by "liquid"? There are a large number of buyers and sellers, and it is easy to buy and sell [1]. > are there such things as "software markets"? One example I can think of is an
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Ask HN: What are the most liquid software markets?
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A New Class of Games
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What is an Audio Game?
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Keyma.sh – Competitive Typing
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6y ago
I've found that code readability decreases (for me) with the generous use of <$> and $. Edit: removed ` characters.
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6y ago
Please could you expand on those niches?
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Ask HN: Manual skills that pay well and can be self taught?
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You are not alone. I think the use of method chaining especially takes away from the aesthetic of newer programming languages.