lambdapilgrim

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How Doordash uses aggregations on real-time data(doordash.engineering)
1 points by lambdapilgrim 6y ago|0 comments
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by lambdapilgrim 14y ago
Absolutely the best thing I have seen in a long time! Great tool to illustrate recursion to anyone and also to surprise yourself.
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by lambdapilgrim 15y ago
Not to sound pedantic, but in this case the "user" data wouldn't have existed without the product, so it's not exactly like an artist's work. It's not surprising it is a challenge to find a traditional parallel for the new complexities of t
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by lambdapilgrim 15y ago
I have been working through SICP. In Chapter 2 they introduce Church Numerals. I wrote a blog post recently demonstrating by the method of substitution how arithmetic operators on Church numerals finally break down to work. Would appreciate
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How Captcha researchers are helping translate the web(TED Talk)(youtube.com)
3 points by lambdapilgrim 15y ago|1 comments
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How Michael Bloomberg Got His Start [Video Interview](techcrunch.com)
12 points by lambdapilgrim 15y ago|0 comments
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by lambdapilgrim 15y ago
I would like to give my enthusiastic vote to Racket as I am working through SICP exercises in Dr Racket. I find it very simple to use IDE. It just gets out of your way to perform simple REPL, has separate definitions and console panels. Its
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by lambdapilgrim 15y ago
I will try my short explanation that I have been telling myself since the first time I heard this question. Imagine a mirror on the ceiling. From the same understanding that we are judging the image to be flipped left to right, we will now
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by lambdapilgrim 16y ago
Great utility! This makes even more sense to a viewer like me who has shifted entirely to streamed content. The devices I own as part of home entertainment setup play my shows at a time I want (simple yet effective idea of giving your time
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by lambdapilgrim 16y ago
This is really cool. I hope to see it on Google's homepage soon!