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   by exdsq 5y ago

   Sorry it was a tongue-in-cheek comment about preferring Python to Julia :)
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   sudo apt-get install python3
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   IPFS caches popular sites but forgets those that are unused. Sure link rot won't happen, but it's highly likely no-one will bother caching for 500 years. Of course, IPFS almost certainly won't be around then and what we'
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   Autonomous Drone Landing with TinyML(hackster.io)

   6 points by exdsq 5y ago|0 comments
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   Genuinely thought this was one of the worlds longest startup launches!
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   I ran between languages for a few years and have stuck with TypeScript for the last few months after deciding I wanted to be one of those people. Already so much more productive when I don’t have to Google everything I do.
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   Redownloading Apex for this now :D
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   My first job was managing bare metal for a variety of companies including fairly large multinational labs, all the way down to plugging in the RAM and fiddling with the routers, mostly for VoIP systems but also data backups. I didn't a
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   by exdsq 5y ago

   *up to a million
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Or people will accept it as paper dollars and carry on regardless. Honestly this wouldn't surprise me - it'll just be a representation of the dollar that things use as an intermediary step.
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I’m fairly certain they’re not suggesting you need to know type theory for ML, but that theorem provers should have more ML libraries. My wife does some ML as a postdoc at Stanford and I doubt she’d even know what type theory is.
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    But suddenly you need to keep up with a ton of different tools and if they break you either dig into the topic or you're f**ed. This is such a productivity killer it's crazy.
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I can't believe how complex a tool has to be for several startups to get funding purely to try stop it doing bad things. Kudos to Datree for making the most of this, but feels like something's wrong with k8s for this to be such a
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Ah I think it's overrated signalling. I've worked in R&D tech teams where people doing some of the best work on say functional language compilers and authoring type theory papers haven't had degrees. Lead of that team had
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Sorry to be specific I find it so weird to program without defining what I want in and out of a function
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I can’t understand programming without types - it’s just so weird…
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I don’t remember the last time I used the right shift key! I must use it sometimes, I just can’t think when
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I can give a more complete answer later but here’s a link that looks relevant https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.economist.com/finance-and-e... Credit scores help introduce micro loans which help with social mo
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    In several African countries people use their phone credit as a currency to barter and there are trials to use crypto instead with on/off cash ramps in the same way as the phone credit works but with the additional benefit of things li
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Or those without decent banking access
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Does anyone know if Nomad can run on ChromeOS? I’ve had issues open with the Chrome and K8 teams to fix an error preventing it from working for months but I don’t think a fix will ever see the light of day, as it just gets passed around var
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I avoided this fact for years, running from JS/TS for “better languages”. After a stint with Haskell I’ve decided the grass isn’t that much greener so just accepting that JS is what it is - one of the worlds most popular languages whic
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    This sounds very much like me. Give me interesting work and I won’t stop, give me mundane work and I’ll find more interesting work till I have to do it. I’m 27, how did you end up getting diagnosed later into adult life?
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    You may joke but that really could make millions by the end of the year if you built that
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    There’s intuitively a link between people who go vegan and are more conscientious leading to higher risks of general anxiety, but that’s my conjecture.
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I had this discussion on HN a while ago and looked into it - the costs of transportation are high because of various logistical regulations, there is a high cost upfront cost to set up a disposal site, there is a fairly significant cost for
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I really like Type Driven Development in Idris but that's a little more serious (it's things you can do in production!). But my all time favourite writing ever is https://aphyr.com/posts/342-typing-the-technic
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    But the logistics of transporting this is crazy even without objections
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    Still working on this, but might give someone a laugh :) Problem 1 from Project Euler in TypeScripts Types https://github.com/iiTzEddyGG/typing-euler/blob/master/src/p...
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    by exdsq 5y ago

    I think it's going to avoid bias here, but some of the geopolitical subs could be worth a shot like r/geopolitics/. You might be interested in some of Nick Bostrom's writings on authoritarianism which would seem to suppo