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by graffitici 11y ago
But Relay was already announced a few weeks ago, right? What's new with this blog post now,?
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by graffitici 11y ago
Excellent package! Speaks very highly of code quality in the Scala ecosystem. It's documentation also seems far superior than that of Scala, the language, or the Play framework. I wish they get to improve those as well..
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by graffitici 11y ago
Maybe your mother was the first one to discover cow placebo effects :)
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by graffitici 11y ago
Does anybody know of something similar for time-series based models?
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by graffitici 11y ago
It's becoming more and more common. Check this out: http://blog.vjeux.com/2014/javascript/react-css-in-js-nation...
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by graffitici 11y ago
Is this real news or not? There seems to be some contention in the comments section.
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by graffitici 11y ago
Can you expand on what you mean by "what can be done with ClojureScript components in .cljc files"? Is Facebook also working with ClojureScript?
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by graffitici 11y ago
I've had a Pebble for a little while, and I'm extremely happy with it. I bought it last fall for under $100 on Black Friday. My main goal was to give this smartwatch craze a try before the Apple Watch came out. The Pebble also has
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by graffitici 11y ago
I read that Telegram used a custom crypto protocol instead of standard ones, which was a cause for concern [1]. Open-sourcing their server code would certainly make it easier for researchers to fully analyze what's happening, as well a
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Michael Porter Visits Cray Research (1988) [video](youtube.com)
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by graffitici 11y ago
I had looked into the 'ast' module a little while back, and I do agree that it's pretty neat. The main use I've seen it type checking, or adding language level features (that would typically be done by macros in LISP). I
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by graffitici 11y ago
How would people that use both Python and Ruby compare the tooling for both languages? I only am familiar with Python, and I end up using IPython most of the time. I'm curious whether I'm missing out, or maybe Python also has &quo
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by graffitici 11y ago
Good design! And great work! I wish I could see the number of votes a post got on the main screen though.. I like the filtering, but sometimes I just want to look at the numbers and decide for myself
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by graffitici 11y ago
Perfect model for Amazon's new distribution system! Transform people's basements into small warehouses, complete with autonomous robots. Then ship everything locally, as they are needed!
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by graffitici 11y ago
I agree that Webpack is a serious competitor, and it's rather odd to not even mention it [1]. But I don't think Webpack does incremental compilation, since it usually takes quite a long time for me to compile my modestly-sized ass
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by graffitici 11y ago
Would you also say the same about Cassandra? Netflix is the largest user, and they are well-known for their "Chaos Monkey" strategy of taking down servers randomly..
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by graffitici 11y ago
Interesting. As someone from the industry, which other companies would you recommend?
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by graffitici 11y ago
Happy to see that they have improved their Python support!
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by graffitici 11y ago
What are the specific concerns with GoDaddy? I've been using them only as a domain registrar, and, well, they do register my domains.. I didn't know there were issues of the same magnitude as with SourceForge. What registrar do yo
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by graffitici 11y ago
I agree. Instead of promoting this as something very simple to do with GitUp, we should stop people from having people the urge to change commit messages. Plus, as even programming data structures are increasingly immutable, I don't se
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by graffitici 11y ago
I agree. If you've already pushed to other repos with the old commit message, this can cause issues. The only time I actually change the commit message is when I'm sure that nobody else has seen it. I'm not even sure what hap
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by graffitici 11y ago
I think the key point here is this: you're right that regular users don't need homebrew; developers certainly do. By having an analog of homebrew for Windows, Microsoft can attract more developers, which then would translate into
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by graffitici 11y ago
I wish Windows just became a POSIX compliant OS. I think that would solve a lot of these smaller issues in an elegant way. Apple did a very smart job with Mac OS X, to the point where even I switched to a Mac after having Linux for so many
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by graffitici 11y ago
Just as I suspected. Those that really want to smuggle weapons and such can do so with some minimal amount of homework. And yet the other 99% of people that are about to board a 10 hour red-eye have to waste time in lines, taking shoes off
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by graffitici 11y ago
I realize this is sarcasm; what's the underlying point? That there are no GLMM libraries in the Python world?
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by graffitici 11y ago
xlwings looks absolutely amazing. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by graffitici 11y ago
Can people comment as to the quality of this article? Would it be a good place for a refresher on statistics? Are there any other such projects that people can recommend? I like the way it has a strong Python focus.
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by graffitici 11y ago
This is probably one of the finest documentations of all time. Doesn't just guide you through the features of ZeroMQ, but actually teaches you about the horrendously complicated task of programming distributed systems in an elegant way
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by graffitici 11y ago
I've looked into Haskell, and loved it. Even though I've never used it for any code that ran in production, and I doubt I ever will, I really appreciate the contributions of the Haskell community. I think they had a great part in
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by graffitici 11y ago
I see, so there's no need to even use an external library. It doesn't look like they are using the PureRenderMixin for the benchmarks. Would be curious to see how they compare then..

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