genneth

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   by genneth 8mo ago

   I couldn't help but pursue the pun: https://github.com/genneth/monet
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   by genneth 3y ago

   This is "law" from an European (EU) perspective. The foundations differ in English and US law. I've always thought it would be interesting to compare them in the same way computer scientists compare the design choices in diff
3. 3.▲
   by genneth 4y ago

   Because the interval, on average, grows exponentially with the number of basic operations. So it quickly becomes practically useless.
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   by genneth 4y ago

   This is doubly unpersuasive in any common law jurisdiction. The whole point of such a system is that the idea that the correct outcomes are easier to arrive at in the specific than the general, and that the codification happens after preced
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   by genneth 6y ago

   Compiler error if these are ever instantiated/need to be monomorphised? The problem is that this is very unrustic by having the error be very non local. But maybe this is unavoidable once you have sufficiently complex const fn anyway..
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   by genneth 6y ago

   In reality the application running on top of the database wants C-kinda-A. https://research.google/pubs/pub45855/ > Despite being a global distributed system, Spanner claims to be consistent and highly availabl
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   by genneth 7y ago

   Since version 4, plotly isn't horrible . It's okay. It does basic things fine enough that I use it almost exclusively. However, I most plot for personal analysis, not for presenting to others.