j88439h84

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1. 61.▲
   by j88439h84 6y ago

   How many hashes per second can a high end GPU do?
2. 62.▲
   by j88439h84 6y ago

   What are the tools to help orgs notice exfiltration?
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   by j88439h84 6y ago

   I dont really understand your claim. You can send code to another computer and it can execute it and send it back. What is the problem?
4. 64.▲
   by j88439h84 6y ago

   The options are Caster and Talon. Talon is closed source.
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   by j88439h84 6y ago

   > The fact that so many are using monorepos points to a weakness in revision control and dependency management tools. People seem to like monorepos, what problem do you have in mind?
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   by j88439h84 6y ago

   Isn't the way those languages make concise programs by having short symbols instead of descriptive names? Comparing NumPy to APL it looks that way. https://analyzethedatanotthedrivel.org/2018/03/31/numpy-
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   by j88439h84 6y ago

   Kite got criticism for tracking and injecting ads. https://qz.com/1043614/this-startup-learned-the-hard-way-tha...
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   by j88439h84 6y ago

   How does it differ from pyro?
9. 69.▲
   by j88439h84 6y ago

   Read "The most good you can do".
10. 70.▲
    by j88439h84 6y ago

    What do you mean?
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    I still use good variable names in projects where I'm the only person reading the code. I wouldn't remember what things mean otherwise.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    I don't think so. Is Facebook's offering supposed to do that?
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Venmo has no fee for bank/debit card transactions. Or do you mean something else?
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Sounds like one of those "pranks" that's actually just reducing someone's quality of life.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Poetry is better than Pipenv by a mile. It solves almost all of the problems, and the remaining ones are already on the Poetry roadmap.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Seems like all four are related to licensing.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Java is the default language for computer science??
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    > ~50 people are responsible for half of the unsolved homicides in Chicago. What does this mean? If we know who did them, how are they unsolved?
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Why use Nim over Go?
20. 80.▲
    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Yes, this is the point of `dataclasses` and `attrs`.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    trio_asyncio lets you write trio code that uses asyncio libraries.
22. 82.▲
    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Decaf still has some caffeine, just less.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Agree, asyncio is a mess; Trio gets it right. https://trio.readthedocs.io/ It's a much simpler model that's just as powerful, and makes it easy to get things right. It eliminates the concepts of futures, promises,
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    Interesting list!
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    So you know what buttons you're pressing, Same reason people hate the apple touchbar.
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    How so?
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    These are about priorities, not about achieving perfection. It is easy to distinguish different pieces of software on these dimensions. For example: "Beautiful is better than ugly." Requests is more beautiful than urllib2. "S
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    There is a document called "the zen of python".
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    I'm on mobile so cant type a long response but IME its quite different in terms of ease of use, complexity, and correctness. For a theoretical take see https://vorpus.org/blog/notes-on-structured-concurrency-or-g..
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    by j88439h84 6y ago

    There are lots. `requests` is the most famous.