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How is this different from Kolmogorov complexity?
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12y ago
Have them do homework in Haskell. Find local consultancies in the area where they can work part time to get industry experience.
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53! is how many digits base 10? That's the size of the symmetric group on 53 elements. Groups can be exponentially larger than their underlying set.
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It explains why iterated functions turn into group like structures and the Mosnster is present.
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There is nothing mysterious. Endofunctions on sets are transformations. Think permutations but you are allowed to have repeats. If you iterate them f(x), f(f(x)), f(f(f(x))) ... the function forgets elements until you have a stable partitio
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12y ago
MRI unit tests are the spec. https://github.com/ruby/ruby/tree/trunk/test/ruby
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Pair programming keeps it human, and transfers knowledge very well. TDD is about reproducibility of results, which is very in line with the scientific method. Benchmark tests will show you when your solutions are getting out of hand on perf
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12y ago
I believe this technique is by Valiant? Leslie G. Valiant: General Context-Free Recognition in Less than Cubic Time. J. Comput. Syst. Sci. 10(2): 308-315 (1975)
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12y ago
The app would have to display an ephemeral UUID that a bouncer/cashier could scan and independently query to the central server on their device.
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Why aren't we using git like hashes for compilers? Take referentially transparent parts of code, blob together and make a hash of the AST in a canonical form and a hash of the assembly, source, transforms used, and benchmark stats. The
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The turkey has landed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxDSiwqM2nw
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Not being a bootcamp is the point. Real experience without going into debt.
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Perhaps ThoughtBot has a better model with $500/week paid apprenticeships.
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Lobby the correctional facility to use Dwolla.
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12y ago
I've seen http://www.ofenbakhlaw.com have a lot of happy clients. A good business attorney does more than just help you draft the contracts that your company will run on. They are active in helping you get your business out
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12y ago
Enocean has been doing this for years, http://www.enocean.com/en/edk350/
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12y ago
So toothpaste with triclosan can promote sinus infections?
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Location: Des Moines, Iowa, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at this time Technologies: Ruby, Python, Haskell, C/C++, Java, JavaScript Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=8550799 Github: http
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Low cost is key. MS wants the Chinese, African, and Indian markets as they ride the wave to income parity.
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The article made me think of the importance of function currying. When you take one variable at a time you are forced to think about an ordering of the variables and what you do at each step. See Pajer's talk at FlatMap, http:/&#
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They are hiring in Des Moines if you want to get on their team, http://www.dice.com/common//seeker/docs/dice_jobs.jsp#job52
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https://sites.google.com/site/duanemerrill/awards-publicatio... Curious when Micron will put scan units in RAM.
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The effect is that lower skilled swiss citizens will emigrate now that they can no longer be employed in their home country. It is the wolf of eugenics under the sheep's clothing of leftist charity.
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12y ago
I spent a year doing this for a Fortune 500. When you have a fractured back end there is no other option. Here is a talk I gave to our local Ruby users group. Code works out of the box on Nitrus.io, https://github.com/chadb
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Would make for an interesting scify novel. What if humanity came on the scene hundreds of millions of years earlier and U235 was at 1%.
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The solution in Iowa is Dwolla. http://www.dwolla.com
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What Illumina really needs to do if they want a software ecosystem is make a simple Illumina network API for their sequencers, and post an Illumina mock sequence producing server on their Github. https://github.com/sequencin
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The moonshot is human blood/tissue mRNA sequencing with a 30 minute turnaround for under $100. That requires some insane processing locally to create a gene expression histogram, a secure cloud database to match against other patient d
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13y ago
Get yourself to a shrink, seriously. Call it ADHD or whatever but it sounds like you have the drive, just a problem with focus.
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I would memoize with an alias_method wrapper and let it hit a cache_hash before calling the original function. This is a generic pattern that should work for all immutable functions. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2
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