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4y ago
I mean that's fine for code that you write, but most python code is not like that at all
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I've tried using neovim for C++ dev but keep ending back in either vscode with intellisense or YCM on Vim. I don't know if I'm just misconfiguring things but I haven't been able to get autocomplete working correctly. Any
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4y ago
what do you hit to get the info?
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4y ago
this is very cool! where did you get your data from and how's the transition to airflow?
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Google Makes Cuts to Area 120 Product Experiment Group
(twitter.com)
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I think there is a lot of variety in the space depending on what type of fund and what time scales they work on. HFT will have FPGAS almost certainly. Crypto funds generally don’t have the same time constraints (yet) and are becoming more c
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4y ago
I was able to buy a prepaid orange esim, valid for all of EU, load it on my phone before my flight, and activate it on landing. At least for the EU, I don’t see an issue. There are partner networks that are local carriers that will be used
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4y ago
how was getting a physical SIM difficult? There are stalls at every airport I’ve been to India
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i don't think they'll be doing any browser related tasks on JWST
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4y ago
wait this is a great idea, signed up for the beta
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4y ago
this is a cool project! I've been wanting to try my hand at building a simple PDF reader. Haven't heard of MuPDF before, thank you!
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4y ago
trading systems. things that might be a pain to do in C++ and are not performance critical is offloaded to python or bash. usually no direct calls to DB in C++, preload data ahead of time, or SIGUSR1 to read updated data if needed
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4y ago
For me the new Terminal app is much slower than something like Cmder (ConEmu)
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4y ago
BLS releases CPI reports every month
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4y ago
+1 for Codex, always enjoy perusing through there. McNally Jackson also hosts authors semi-frequently which is nice
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4y ago
seems like it comes and goes
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DOE Releases New Notice of Sale as Gasoline Prices Continue to Fall
(whitehouse.gov)
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Potential policy change regarding SPR forward contract pricing switching from price at delivery to price at transaction
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I think it's because of what underscoring does. It's the "fake" privacy in Python. Also autocompleters tend to ignore those functions
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To enforce a public API. I separate it so that callers don't accidentally muck up the workings of the class, and it simplifies how a class can be accessed and mutated
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4y ago
Not really clever, but having a tight iteration loop for whatever you're working on. This can look like creating custom scripts to automate commands you would need to input each time you iterate on something, or setting up an environme
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Have you tried copy/pasting from teams to another application, or especially code snippets? If you're lucky you can copy what you highlight, otherwise you copy the entire text of the current message with timestamp and all. Code sn
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if you don't need a web application, pyqt can get you a desktop app up and running very quickly. it takes a little bit to understand the signal/slot design, but it's not too bad
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I've been looking for something to create a map of the venue for an upcoming wedding. This seems to work out nicely. One thing I hope it adds on is the use of the arrow keys to pan around the map. When creating the polygon, it's a
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this news is from 2018
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that's the IndyCar
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debugging high memory usage in python can be annoying. python is used a lot for data analysis e.g. pandas, numpy. You might have scenarios where some dataframe either generated or read, is a lot bigger than others for whatever reason. This
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5y ago
Hedgefunds/podshops might fit what you're looking for. Depending on the size of the place, it might be a fairly lean set up (colo,minimal cloud). Usually they don't need to scale to "web-scale"
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I don't think it's sponsored. Wendover's entire channel is like this and doesn't necessarily focus on the corn industry or agriculture. It definitely has a logistic bent. A lot of the videos are focused on airline logist
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just out of curiosity, why don't they offer these directly?
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