mholyland

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by mholyland 3y ago
NFL Plus offers local and primetime streams for $5/season[0]. 0. https://id.nfl.com/subscriptions/select/nflplus
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by mholyland 3y ago
I've always thought that the Fed gets too much blame for the economy going badly, when all they can control is the interest rate and QE/QT. It's like an inverted pendulum PID problem[0] but with an unfathomable number of vari
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by mholyland 3y ago
I was listening to Jim Cramer discuss it this morning, and he said the banks are nervous about lending out money/investing, in what is usually considered safe. Things like US treasuries or real estate. They are fearing a liquidity crun
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U.S. bank lending slumps by most on record in final weeks of March(finance.yahoo.com)
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by mholyland 4y ago
There are many languages with libraries that can use CSP (Communicating Sequential Processes)[0], but some popular languages that have it in the core libs are: Golang, Crystal and Clojure. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by mholyland 4y ago
> It's never been clear to me why it's a good idea to continually adjust the rate, as opposed to picking an ideal target rate and trying to keep it relatively stable permanently. That target rate depends on many things in the e
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by mholyland 4y ago
Has anyone tried: https://web.archive.org/web/https://archive.org/
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by mholyland 4y ago
Have you considered Crystal? https://crystal-lang.org/
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by mholyland 4y ago
True. My use of the word "speed" is incorrect, or at least imprecise. The parent comment claimed that immutable data structures are slow, because you would have to copy them around, an O(N) operation. I wanted to know if they cons
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by mholyland 4y ago
Are you considering the speed of persistent data structures, that have the same big-O as their mutable counterparts? [0] 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persistent_data_structure