jrosenbluth

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   by jrosenbluth 8y ago

   I think the main problem with the specific example is that a list is the wrong data structure to represent a polynomial. Even a simple `IntMap` would be better, where the key is the power.
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   by jrosenbluth 10y ago

   Shameless plug: http://jeffreyrosenbluth.github.io/lottery/
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   by jrosenbluth 11y ago

   http://mathlesstraveled.com/2012/11/05/more-factorization-di...
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   Show HN: Lottery – A Toy App Using React.js(jeffreyrosenbluth.github.io)

   2 points by jrosenbluth 11y ago|1 comments
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   by jrosenbluth 11y ago

   I'm primarily a haskell developer and most haskell source files are relatively small so I don't have too many issues with speed or lag. I just love atom, the look and feel, package installations, extensibility ...
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   by jrosenbluth 12y ago

   Over the years I've gone back and forth between Sublime, vim and emacs. Atom is the first editor I really love. I've been using is for about a month now for serious haskell development. Yes it's still a bit slow to start up a
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   by jrosenbluth 12y ago

   CIS 120 at UPenn uses OCaml for the first half of the semester and Java for the second half.
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   Monkey typing ABRACADABRA(martingalemeasure.wordpress.com)

   3 points by jrosenbluth 13y ago|1 comments