macobo

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The importance of stupidity in scientific research (2008)(jcs.biologists.org)
2 points by macobo 12y ago|0 comments
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by macobo 12y ago
This is exciting - ever since reading Jeremy Siek's post on Gradual Typing [1], I've been missing this in my python and ruby. This could be the killer feature that would both move larger corporations towards python 3! Two things i
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by macobo 12y ago
Most of our engineers are on the rotation. For us, having a good PagerDuty setup is much cheaper than an unhandled outage.
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Show HN: Pagerbot, a chat bot for managing PagerDuty on-call schedules(stripe.com)
67 points by macobo 12y ago|14 comments
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Speed in Software Development(targetprocess.com)
1 points by macobo 12y ago|0 comments
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by macobo 12y ago
Can anyone point to the studies done about using checklists in surgeries?
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Shadow DOM – SVG, CSS, React and Angular(acko.net)
4 points by macobo 13y ago|0 comments
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by macobo 13y ago
I believe http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/ is what you're looking for.
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by macobo 13y ago
Awesome. I'll look into this when writing my thesis.
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by macobo 13y ago
Link to a CDN in your README, so your users can test the tool more easily.
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by macobo 13y ago
Are you familiar with the Millionaires' problem? [1] There's an easy solution when you're looking for an average salary (and everyone doesn't mind doing a little bit of calculation). The first person thinks of a random number, adds his sala
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by macobo 13y ago
That's because most contests (but not all) are limited to C, C++ and Java and they've practiced hundreds if not thousands of hours on solving those kinds of problems. Of course they will be more efficient in c++ than a person who is spendi
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by macobo 13y ago
This problem has a quite elegant solution - Suppose you know the fair palindromes (is a palindrome and a root of a palindrome) of length 2*k. Then you can add either a single digit or double that to the center, and test if it's fair. This
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by macobo 13y ago
In this context, no it's not. One thing that Code Jam does differently (and imho better) is that they give you an input set and you have 8 minutes (or so) to upload the solution. This is expected to give more than enough space for language