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   by aldanor 8y ago

   Pretty much this. As a quant / data scientist, I quite often have notebooks just hanging there for weeks with a few hundred GB of ready-to-use data preloaded and preprocessed in the kernel which makes the experimenting with it incredib
2. 572.▲
   by aldanor 8y ago

   Funny thing is, it's literally a sandbox.
3. 573.▲
   by aldanor 8y ago

   It's hard to beat pycharm especially on Windows...
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   by aldanor 8y ago

   Any particular examples of “development unfriendliness” in Rust? I would also say safety/correctness usually win over runtime speed concerns if no other factors are involved as far as Rust design decisions go, at least that’s how it ha
5. 575.▲
   by aldanor 8y ago

   Fun fact: Rust compiler was initially written in OCaml.
6. 576.▲
   by aldanor 8y ago

   Ooook thanks for downvotes then..
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   by aldanor 8y ago

   Wanted to share a wonderful addition to scipy I’ve recently discovered for myself (since the topic kind of fits): https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/optimize.minimize... This was added in 1.0+, along
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   by aldanor 8y ago

   Used to use that but stopped after while, figured it's easier to just type a name or alias/symlink it if it's used often -- then it's deterministic in a non-interactive way, i.e. I can type it with my eyes closed and I k
9. 579.▲
   by aldanor 8y ago

   You forgot to ask for their public PGP key!
10. 580.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    Repo: https://github.com/Tracktion/tracktion_engine/ Skimming the code, looks like around 90K LOC of C++, based on JUCE framework.
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    Tracktion DAW Engine Open Sourced(tracktion.com)

    5 points by aldanor 8y ago|1 comments
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Or simply node.left, node.right = map(invert, (node.right, node.left))
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    The username matches.
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Same with Rust, to some extent -- in some cases it's extremely hard to get a program to compile, fighting with borrow checker along the way, but when it's done and done you can be fairly sure it won't segfault due to a dangli
15. 585.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    > in response to community demands I don't think so. The author mentioned in one of his interviews that he was the only person to actually play the game until the very late pre-release stages. Even those who signed him haven't
16. 586.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    Which, I believe, didn't have enormous shock value either. Like, just another criminal getting hanged...
17. 587.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    One language where you can get a proper segfault. C, C++, maybe Rust. Knowing C is always good as it’s fundamental to many other things. Python. (because ML/numerics/data science/web servers/various automation tools) The
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Dear sisters 462dc8763da59f9ae9f7fab2f353d7a233bf95f0.rev0 and 462dc8763da59f9ae9f7fab2f353d7a233bf95f0.rev1...
19. 589.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    1) Basically the same as `tig`. 2) Seemingly not open source.
20. 590.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    Apologies, it was a (failed) attempt at sarcasm :)
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    And strings are now strings, surprisingly, and not bytes...
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    > nor did they push the limits of graphics cards and whatnot and design it for two generations over. Moreover, it ran just fine on a decent 2011 laptop .
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Indeed, what's the point to ask someone to write a fizzbuzz when it's already been done to the highest of professional enterprise standards! [1] [1] https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris
24. 594.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    > ... They surely meant Microsoft/TypeScript if that's what worries you...
25. 595.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    Your example is already doable without lambdas: def f(x): return x * x
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Besides, I believe, the majority of people using router config page wouldn't even know for sure what 'importing certs into their browsers trust store' means or why it should be done and where those certs are etc. There's
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Quick googling yields https://families.google.com/familylink -- would that do?
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Or Sony's PS Vita.
29. 599.▲
    by aldanor 8y ago

    Wonder if anything similar can be applied to gradient boosting to speed up learning forests by tweaking LR?
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    by aldanor 8y ago

    Note that there's not only a potential selection bias problem, but a feedback issue as well. For instance, if the algorithm is biased toward assigning higher criminal activity risk to black people, the black people will be more likely