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Freedom from the Box(hackernoon.com)
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
I hadn't heard of the volatility index (VIX) until I read a short article about it in the last issue of the London Review of Books. Might be worth looking at of you want a little bit of background on this story: https://www.
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
It's lazy loading the images - when the page initially loads, it only loads one small image (trans.gif), and the file specified in the data-src attribute isn't loaded until you scroll near to the img tag. Specifically, it's u
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
"The biggest reason is that you cannot write `var someVariable: SomeGenericType<Type>` nor use it as a parameter or a return in a protocol, for example." What's the reason for that? In Java, for example, interfaces can
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
One thing this doesn't mention, which might be useful to know, is that Haskell is indentation-sensitive. For instance, those examples using "let" won't compile if the lines beginning with "let" and "in&quo
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
There's a master's thesis by Fredrik Skeel Lokke which is an extensive discussion of GoF design patterns in Scala: https://www.scala-lang.org/old/sites/default/files/FrederikT...
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
The Playstation 4 also has YouTube, which has the same selection of films as Google Play movies (including giving you access to films you've bought on Google Play).
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
"Here it's clear that "NeverCalled" is never called so it's clear that Do is never assigned." I don't think that is clear. If the given file is linked with another file that initializes a static variable w
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Dear Elon–Forget Killer Robots. Here’s What You Should Really Worry About(fastcodesign.com)
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
That's OK as a visualisation of what bias and variance are , but it's a bad visualisation of the bias-variance tradeoff , because in that image there is no tradeoff - it shows a case where bias and variance are independent of on
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by culturedsystems 9y ago
The author seems to be assuming that, if they enable third-party app 2FA, SMS-based 2FA will be disabled; and so, they're assuming because they are still getting SMS verification codes, app-based 2FA hasn't been set up. But the su
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Bridging patterns and programming(cultured.systems)
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Inclusive-Or: Hospitality in Bug Tracking(harihareswara.net)
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A world without why(fourbythreemagazine.com)
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by culturedsystems 10y ago
I think the post does a good job of arguing against your position here (and thus of explaining why literate programming has been such a failure). Literate programming misunderstands what code is, and so misunderstands how we go about unders