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by javitury 4y ago
My bad, I didn't express myself properly. The Julia language requires structs to be annotated and only those, you are right. Then if you want to reach a primitive level of type safety, function input types have to be annotated.
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by javitury 4y ago
As a typescript developer who is now starting his PhD in finance, I asked myself recently which of these languages should I pick, taking into account how easy is to code in each language. To this end I tried to code a quick probability calc
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by javitury 4y ago
What about async/await? It seems to be a safe pattern under the criteria stated in the article as long as all async calls are awaited. This pattern guarantees the flow will return back only after all async task have finished. The artic
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by javitury 5y ago
I also love and hate Thunderbird. Feature-wise it's king but the biggest pain for me is lost folders. It happens once every couple of years but it's very frustrating, especially if the lost local folder is the only archive left fr
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by javitury 5y ago
What do you think of Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) or Rust? Do you think they were a mistake?
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by javitury 5y ago
> As a town we are essentially a fixed plot of land cultivating a crop of buildings which we tax to fund our corporation This is a very interesting point of view that I have not seen anywhere else. However it omits side-effects that buil
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by javitury 5y ago
It was one of my favorite classes too! I remember that BATNA (best alternative to a negotiated agreement) was the most important factor (but the least interesting, it can't be improved as a skill). If the figures of employees switching
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by javitury 5y ago
I don't have an iphone but I side with apple this time. Using credentials(esim) for accessing phone networks looks much easier and practical than physical tokens. No need to wait 2 weeks to switch companies. No need to check if your ph
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by javitury 5y ago
Yes, by getters I was trying to refer to these wrappers. const valueGetter = () => props.value;
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by javitury 5y ago
Properties are proxies, but getters should be used for everything else. Why weren't getters also used for properties?
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by javitury 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20211027154009/https://www.econo...
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by javitury 5y ago
The outline page only says "None", it doesn't have any article.
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by javitury 5y ago
> In the fifth declension, the only word inherited as masculine is dies, “day” [...] Eventually, the feminine gender prevailed, and all Romance reflexes of dies are feminine. What about "un día" or "el día" in Spanish
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by javitury 5y ago
That uncertainty is still a blocker for many apps.
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Neverthrow – Type-Safe Errors for JavaScript and TypeScript(github.com)
1 points by javitury 5y ago|0 comments
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by javitury 5y ago
How can one maintain in sync the application database with the permissions database?. Suppose there is a project which uses a postgres database and a spiceDB (backed by a separate database). This project is a "github clone" and a
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by javitury 5y ago
Webcomponents are a huge mess, caused partially because it requires to do (some) composition in html. React is much simpler, it uses basic html elements (div, input, ...) and event apis to compose an application in javascript. These are som
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by javitury 5y ago
Should also include - Polymer 1 - Polymer 2 (not backwards compatible) - Polymer 3 (not backwards compatible) And maybe Lit-Element if you consider it was replaced by "Lit"
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Learning to Fly: Let's simulate evolution in Rust (pt 4, complete)(pwy.io)
2 points by javitury 5y ago|0 comments
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by javitury 5y ago
> anyone has looked into using genetic algorithms combined with RL where the genetics determine the reward function There is an introductory guide to rust, deep learning and genetic algorithms that I really like, it's called "L
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Lad is the best Node.js framework(lad.js.org)
2 points by javitury 5y ago|1 comments
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by javitury 5y ago
> On the other hand, any exchange that automatically opts user deposits into staking without notifying them should be criminally liable. One of the selling points of cryptocurrencies is that they make financial transactions and contracts
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by javitury 6y ago
Try these parameters n_subjects = 1000 n_trials = 100
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by javitury 6y ago
Apart from his reflections and the way the are presented, I also liked the audio accompanying the article. For me, a non-native speaker, it makes the article more enjoyable. It's like restoring the appropriate colors of a previously de
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by javitury 6y ago
Reading this article has changed the impression I had about git-mail-flow. Naturally, more questions came to my mind. Is a git-mail-flow compatible with continuous integration? Yes, it seems to be https://sourcehut.org/blog&
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How to choose an Ergonomic Chair(youtube.com)
1 points by javitury 6y ago|0 comments
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by javitury 6y ago
Thanks for sharing the economics' reply, I found it very interesting. All the good stuff is in the supplement. They argue that Peters' model produces extreme risk aversion in lotteries with (near) zero payoffs, and such risk avers
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by javitury 6y ago
Those commands may look useless at first sight, but combined can create powerful routines. As an example, my routine to refactor non-typesafe codebases. - Find the pattern that you want to replace (the last dot is for current dir) :grep -r
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by javitury 6y ago
Price is a function of supply and demand. Shorting 140% of the stock increases supply by 140% and demand by 140%. It looks balanced, but there is an asymmetry in terms of pressure to close positions. Those shorting shares have to pay intere
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by javitury 6y ago
Dplyr and data.table are two libraries that make R shine in terms of data manipulation. Python however has static analysis tools that are unavailable in R. I wonder if there is a data manipulation library in python that takes advantage of t

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