ajoseps

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by ajoseps 5y ago
I'm confused as to how to actually book a flight through this. I selected NYC->SFO and found some flights I'm interested in. When I click through, I get redirected to another site e.g. trip.com. I try searching for the flight i
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by ajoseps 5y ago
out of curiosity, how did you like pulumi compared to terraform? I'm starting to hear about it more often
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I think xsv is what you're looking for: https://github.com/BurntSushi/xsv . Specifically xsv table.
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I have a similar issue. I've been using feather files/parquet files for storage, and just using pandas to do analysis. There is an issue where the initial load/convert essentially doubles the memory usage of the file itself a
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by ajoseps 5y ago
to the best of my knowledge, crypto isn't considered a security because it is in a legal grey area of definitions. It acts like both a currency and an investable asset. Also, the security denotation has regulatory implications. In the
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by ajoseps 5y ago
do you have recommendations on alternatives that are not tied to a cloud provider?
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by ajoseps 5y ago
this probably doesn't need to be remote, but having a dishwasher start at a certain time e.g. when electricity is cheaper, might be good
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by ajoseps 5y ago
one exchange that does allow colo is gemini. They're located in NY5 ( https://docs.gemini.com/fix-api/#connecting ) and allow cross connects. When colo-ed, you wouldn't be using websocket but their FIX API. Mul
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by ajoseps 5y ago
one approach I've heard of some places using is to figure out where the exchange is hosted, spin up multiple instances to test the latency to the exchange, then choose the lowest latency instance. Not sure how often one would need to r
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by ajoseps 5y ago
a couple of exchanges already have FIX APIs. I think Coinbase Pro and Gemini both do.
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by ajoseps 5y ago
damn dude
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I was in pretty much the same boat and left after 6 months as well. Massively improved my mood/wellbeing
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by ajoseps 5y ago
Thanks for the advice. I normally tackle it as 5x10 pulls where each set is ~100m. My legs are always wobbly afterwards. I think switching between slow/fast is a good idea and I’ll try it out. I feel like I always dread doing intervals
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by ajoseps 5y ago
out of curiosity, what do your sets normally look like? I generally just do a 500m sprint before moving onto other workouts, but I’m pretty spent and need to recoup for a while afterwards. Do you have recommendations for building up enduran
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I personally haven't used it but Jane Street heavily uses OCaml and has written a blog post on this: https://blog.janestreet.com/using-python-and-ocaml-in-the-sa...
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I thought Instagram and Facebook were tied/unified under a single account now
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by ajoseps 5y ago
It was up last week since they just released a new version after a while, whereas this post seems to be in relation to the other OSS games that were posted today. I do think it's not a bad thing though. I learned of new interesting OSS
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I think the first one got popular (Total Annihilation?) and people started posting similar ones
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by ajoseps 5y ago
recently switched off of Windows to using PopOS. Really impressed how everything kinda just worked out the box. I'm very excited to see if Valve's proton will push more people to Linux and in general, improve the desktop experienc
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by ajoseps 5y ago
Rossman posted an update indicating the issue got resolved: https://youtu.be/hKSt0RrrtdA
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by ajoseps 5y ago
Not sure if it’s the cause but Chia is a new-ish cryptocurrency which uses Proof-of-Space: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chia_(cryptocurrency)?wprov=sf... Might be related
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by ajoseps 5y ago
I interviewed at a hedge fund with their CTO. I expected a certain class of question since this was just the first phone call, but I was blindsided by the breadth of the questions asked. It was one of the most painful interviews I’ve ever d
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by ajoseps 5y ago
Not sure if it qualifies as “tech”, but noclip has great documentaries on YouTube on the history/making of famous games and game studios
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by ajoseps 6y ago
I think it's best understood if you work backwards from the print calls 1. print is fairly straightforward, prints to stdout what is inputted 2. def area(shape) returns the result of shape call with the two lambda parameters repres
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by ajoseps 6y ago
It really does depend on the management and environment of the company as you’ve stated. I might be more cynical about this, but I see it more likely that management would just leave the project at the prototype stage, release it, and move
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by ajoseps 6y ago
Seems like this was posted yesterday with this blog post: http://blog.repl.it/anon
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by ajoseps 6y ago
Oh yeah, I definitely agree. I don't think it's relevant for someone just starting out. Just wanted to put it out as an example
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by ajoseps 6y ago
You can use custom allocators to minimize dynamic allocation. STL now provides some of these allocators out of the box, but it still can be useful to define your own. Arena or memory pool allocators are the first that come to mind.
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by ajoseps 6y ago
I didn't realize Save The Children is a religious charity. Do you have a source for that? It's not listed in their wiki page nor on their site.

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