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   by gracenotes 13y ago

   A brief summary: * Nowadays, we have the concept of interfaces to achieve modularity and local reasoning * Liskov's initial contribution: partition global variables, require functions to only use variables in their partition or call fu
2. 32.▲
   by gracenotes 13y ago

   So, at a high level, some future version of this software will show intuitive visualizations of learned models of the data? Or currently, at a lower level, it seems to be implementations of standard machine algorithms with a Python API to u
3. 33.▲
   by gracenotes 14y ago

   About the difference between the signatures. Well, one is in Haskell and one is in an imperative language. I think there's a significant software-engineering-philosophical difference, though. Concatenative programming languages are kinda ba
4. 34.▲
   by gracenotes 14y ago

   The main joke here being that PUE < 1 is impossible by definition, by the way.
5. 35.▲
   by gracenotes 14y ago

   When it comes to group problem-solving, actually, this seems to be a benefit of using online collaboration instead of in-person. When people's mouths aren't running, there are less things proposed, and they are overall higher quality. ( htt
6. 36.▲
   by gracenotes 17y ago

   The behavior there is a result of the 'new' operator. typeof new String("foo") is specified to be "object", and it is extensible (String("foo") is not). Both == and === on two object-types return true if both refer to the same thing. More g