melony

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by melony 4y ago
Mac without the userland is mostly useless. At that point you might as well switch fully to FreeBSD.
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by melony 4y ago
Doesn't the US have tax agreements with most countries? You still have to pay tax on US income.
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by melony 4y ago
Heard yes, protected from firing? Not necessarily.
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by melony 4y ago
OP was referring to the use case where webviews extend your native mobile app functionality.
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by melony 4y ago
If somebody truly creates value out of thin air, then they deserve to be heard.
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by melony 4y ago
I wish it would focus more on using technology provided by the underlying platform instead of its own half-baked and slow implementations. Clojure’s concurrency story is horrendous. There are multiple versions of shared memory concurrency o
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by melony 4y ago
Note that the popular Node.js ORM Prisma does not support WAL. https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/3303
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by melony 4y ago
Are implementations of belief propagation considered message passing GNNs?
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by melony 4y ago
Why does React use it so much?
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by melony 4y ago
How efficient is spread? Is the underlying data copied by value? Copied on write? Or copied by reference only?
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by melony 4y ago
It is a well-known fact that her husband Hank Pym plagiarized and claimed credit for her work on the shrinking particles. They should have given her the Nobel Prize just like Marie Curie.
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by melony 4y ago
What are your thoughts on Sycamore? It uses Svelte-style compile-time reactivity. https://github.com/sycamore-rs/sycamore
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by melony 4y ago
But...but...the economists (some schools at least) claim that the market is perfectly efficient and prices everything in!
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by melony 4y ago
There should be, it is a failure of the founding fathers that they did not forsee the importance of finance. I honestly expected better from Franklin.
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by melony 4y ago
Are they generating these parametrically with linear algebra transforms or are they all designed by hand?
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by melony 4y ago
If you have a state level adversary with easy access to zero days then all bets are off. There is no way to attain true security without formally verifying the entire software and hardware stack from the lowest level networking baseband to
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by melony 4y ago
No data vendor will give you bulk historical backfills cheaply because then they will be out of business. I will give you some more names, go pouch a quant or one of their ex-data engineers and maybe you can learn more: - Bloomberg - Thomso
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by melony 4y ago
Only if you are on Android using the write to SD storage permission or if you explicitly enabled integration with third party services on iOS. By default the apps (on iOS at least) have their data rather tightly sandboxed.
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by melony 4y ago
Have you tried the obvious sources? Bloomberg, S&P, Nasdaq. Fintech isn't a cheap game. If you get your data from small data vendor startups, you risk getting poor fundamentals data. You don't want to waste time on debugging t
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by melony 4y ago
You can post their C&D. There's no need to backtrack.
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by melony 4y ago
Political momentum to migrate to newer technologies while bypassing compliance and regulatory requirements. Most of the banking "distributed" ledgers are so siloed that the number of parties running the nodes can be counted on one
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by melony 4y ago
Said services could be charged as accessories to a crime and their directors and executives may be jailed if they ever step foot in the wrong state. This is not a matter of failing to do KYC, they are knowingly sending these pills.
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by melony 4y ago
Through your HR/PEO platform. Ask your HR SaaS customer support team about how benefits work. Most HR platforms launched in the past half a decade like Rippling, Oyster, Remote, Pilot.co, all support some form of healthcare plan manage
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by melony 4y ago
I bet it's no more interesting than random sounds from say, the Colorado desert. It's only news worthy because Mars is far away from earth.
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by melony 4y ago
What about the Dyn type parameter?
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by melony 4y ago
Doable, but one mistake in modeling and the whole thing goes boom. I like the idea, it reminds me of detonation engines.
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by melony 4y ago
More likely would be tire particulates.
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by melony 4y ago
The JS interop isn't as good as typescript. Calling arbitrary JS libraries from Reason is too hard right now.
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by melony 4y ago
There is nothing particularly "magical" about EMPs. Any competent electrical engineer or physicist can build one given the right budget and resources. Shielding against such attacks is also well understood. Ultimately it is down t
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by melony 4y ago
You are missing the network effects. Wealth compounds, capital grows, assets beget assets. If an ordinary person is lucky, he or she may win the literal lottery and may never have to work again. If a massively privileged person wins the pro

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