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by dunefox 5y ago
I agree, more RAM for much more speed is an acceptable tradeoff.
512.
by dunefox 5y ago
I buy books.
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by dunefox 5y ago
As a comparison to another language: for Julia there is DataFrames.jl: https://dataframes.juliadata.org/stable/ Comparison to dplyr, ...: https://dataframes.juliadata.org/stable/man/compariso
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by dunefox 5y ago
For better piping there's https://c42f.github.io/Underscores.jl/stable/ . It eliminates having to explicitly write anonymous functions.
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by dunefox 5y ago
I also did AoC in Julia and it was pretty great. I did a few days in Kotlin as well and the value of good tooling is hard to overstate. This is one of my biggest problems with Julia, otherwise it's a very good language.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> good luck with that outside of R. There's always RCall for R inside of Julia, the best of both worlds.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> If you are getting bored while trying to relax, do you really need to relax in the first place? Yes, because boredom is important. Always being 'online' is detrimental.
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by dunefox 5y ago
> We've had existing devs do the take home tests ... and?
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Pluto.jl(github.com)
3 points by dunefox 5y ago|0 comments
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by dunefox 5y ago
So?
521.
by dunefox 5y ago
There's also "can a neuroscientist understand a microprocessor?"
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DNA seen through the eyes of a coder(berthub.eu)
301 points by dunefox 5y ago|112 comments
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by dunefox 5y ago
> despite Tolkien's opposition This should tell you and all english (and german) teachers enough. Not everything has a deep meaning, and certainly the protagonist isn't sad because he has blue curtains.
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by dunefox 5y ago
With how badly 'farm animals' are treated we shouldn't commit to farming additional animals... especially not octopus which are highly intelligent, although that shouldn't make much of a difference.
525.
by dunefox 5y ago
You could try to increase the setting for the search tree or restarting VS Code (at least that solved some issues for me).
526.
by dunefox 5y ago
It's because a microservice in the video is also called Wingman.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Also there's https://github.com/JuliaInterop/RCall.jl for R interop.
528.
by dunefox 5y ago
Memory is cheap. Between large memory usage and slow code, I'd rather have the first. Also, that has never stopped Java from being used.
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by dunefox 5y ago
There's https://github.com/dmolina/DaemonMode.jl .
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by dunefox 5y ago
This is absolutely false in my experience. You pay for startup (100 ms on my system, I think) and for initial compilation, which has still been decently fast for me. Beyond that it's very fast.
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by dunefox 5y ago
I tried the example and it worked. I am indeed amazed, both at Wingman and how good Haskell and its tooling has become since I last looked at it a couple of years ago.
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Wingman for Haskell(haskellwingman.dev)
181 points by dunefox 5y ago|45 comments
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by dunefox 5y ago
> The problem is making that a regular occurrence. Ideally you shower every two days or so.
534.
by dunefox 5y ago
Why? Then you have to copy it from the REPL into the file later instead of already having a working version in the file. This makes zero sense.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Only if you know the JVM and a bit of Java, otherwise I would look at Scheme or Racket tbh.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Why do you write code in the REPL directly? Write it in a buffer and send it to the REPL.
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by dunefox 5y ago
Both are the same.
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by dunefox 5y ago
At the moment, no, but this could be helpful: https://www.connectedpapers.com/main/42ed4a9994e6121a9f325f5...
539.
by dunefox 5y ago
I would say it's garbage if there's a paper like this: https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.01007
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by dunefox 5y ago
Knowing german politicians, it's the latter.

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