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by kornish 10y ago
Seems a bit buggy. I shortened " http://hello.com" , it returned "lon.gs/akm", and I visited the shortened URL only to be redirected to https://codeandoando.com/integracion-continua-con-dro
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by kornish 10y ago
Well, for one, Typescript is a superset of Javascript, meaning that all valid Javascript syntax will compile properly when passed through the Typescript compiler. This removes the need to rewrite 10k lines of code in another language, even
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by kornish 10y ago
For anyone reading and interested in checking out the docs, the flag is -fdefer-type-errors: https://downloads.haskell.org/~ghc/7.8.2/docs/html/users_gui...
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by kornish 10y ago
In 1994, a post-earthquake power grid blackout in LA caused all the light sources in an area to stop functioning. Allegedly, an observatory received calls about strange shapes and lights in the sky; what people were seeing was the Milky Way
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by kornish 10y ago
He made it clear, though, that it wasn't just his stakeholders' money he was worried about - it was investing his own valuable time and energy in a problem he believed to be fundamentally unconquerable. That, to me, is a far bette
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Beyond Functional Programming with Elixir and Erlang(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
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by kornish 10y ago
Here's a list of data sources for baseball specifically: https://github.com/baseballhackday/data-and-resources/wiki/R...
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by kornish 10y ago
Individual player and team stats, probably at a per-game resolution, would be ideal. Relational works great but any format could work. Additionally, a join table of player-team memberships over time (per season?) would be useful for visuali
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by kornish 10y ago
Definitely! Thinking about building a natural language query API over sports data, similar to Statmuse [0], but the whole thing kind of depends on having data in the first place. [0]: https://www.statmuse.com/
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by kornish 10y ago
Do you have a source?
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What's Your Secondary Language?(prog21.dadgum.com)
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Inside Silicon Valley's Culture of Spin(fastcompany.com)
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by kornish 10y ago
Users receive one karma for one comment upvote, but one submission upvote yields less than one karma for the user.
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Index Investing Makes Markets and Economies More Efficient(philosophicaleconomics.com)
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#define CTO(blog.gregbrockman.com)
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by kornish 11y ago
Anonbox's SSL cert isn't working in Google Chrome for me, so I'll plug a similar service that I use and like: http://10minutemail.com/10MinuteMail/index.html No affiliation, just enjoy the utility.
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by kornish 11y ago
Bummer, looks like they took it down.
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by kornish 11y ago
Not anymore ;) Good find!
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by kornish 11y ago
Thought it was a great idea, so I've implemented and deployed it. Let me know what you think!
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by kornish 11y ago
Hey there, glad you like it! We had a lot of fun building it out in a nice little 12 hour sprint. :) For some reason the sockets seem to hang unpredictably and I don't have time to debug at this instant, so I've just set the serve
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by kornish 11y ago
Awesome! Didn't even know this was going on. Actually, we built this as part of the 5C Hackathon: http://www.5chackathon.com/ Extremely terrible source code here: https://github.com/nhurwitz/5c-hac
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Which Technologies Do Startups Use? An Exploration of AngelList Data (2014)(codingvc.com)
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by kornish 11y ago
Those interested in CS231n may also find CS224d, Deep Learning for Natural Language Processing, to be interesting. There are notes and lecture videos online for that class as well (or at least there will be as the class proceeds): http:&#x
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by kornish 11y ago
One project I've recently been wanting play around with is Beaker, which touts itself as a polyglot data science notebook tool. The pitch is that you can use the right tool for the job, no matter what questions you want to ask next to
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The Shame Culture(nytimes.com)
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by kornish 11y ago
I believe SOF is Special Operations Forces and BUD/S is Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training (the intense training regimen through which all incoming Navy SEALs must pass). Not sure about the others.
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Meditations on learning Haskell(bitemyapp.com)
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Haskell is not trivial, but it's not unfair like Dark Souls either(bitemyapp.com)
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by kornish 11y ago
(full disclosure: Shriram is a cofounder of EquityZen).
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by kornish 11y ago
Correct, but it sure does stop your entire single-threaded process from blocking to the detriment of all other requests.

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