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by milliams 6y ago
I was following along but after the first few code snippets it it says: > You can see how nicely the div elements position itself horizontally. But if you notice, it doesn’t entirely take up all the space within the container. There’s a
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by milliams 6y ago
"To keep reading this story, create a free account."
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by milliams 6y ago
In that case, how does the caller know that the results will last as long as the input? Does it assume `'static` or is there some cleverness?
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Meso-computing and meso-data: the forgotten middle(milliams.com)
9 points by milliams 6y ago|1 comments
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by milliams 6y ago
It's also worth noting that for a paper from the collaboration to have to got to the preprint stage it will have gone through a very strict internal review process with several layers. Source: I working in the LHCb collaboration for se
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by milliams 7y ago
I'm disinclined to trust what they write as their section titled "Jupyter Notebook" is actually talking about "JupyterLab". They claim it's created by "Jupyter Labs" who don't exist so they'
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by milliams 7y ago
That's almost exactly what they've started to do in 1.0. You say .ix is deprecated but in fact it was removed in 1.0. Now that 1.0 is out, they have a deprecation policy which will allow them to remove things like this. Pandas&#x2
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Let the Compiler Do the Work(cliffle.com)
213 points by milliams 7y ago|60 comments
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by milliams 7y ago
On openSUSE at least there is an `lp` group for this purpose.
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by milliams 7y ago
And if you Google for "Treadwell Stanton" the results are almost all about this announcement and fizzle out after three or four pages with nothing dating back further than a few months. Their Twitter page is mostly noise too.
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Prefix Codes(johndcook.com)
3 points by milliams 7y ago|0 comments
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by milliams 7y ago
It feels like those images of the energy could have been improved by plotting the log of the energy. It would allow us to see changes at the low end where the decisions are being made.
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by milliams 7y ago
I like this. One change I would make is on the aggregation and indexing section, change the representation of single values (as opposed to single-element arrays) to not be in a coloured box. It's important that the result of these oper
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by milliams 8y ago
There's been https://pythonclock.org/ for a long time. See also http://python3statement.org/ .
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by milliams 8y ago
He then talked about its discovery and follow-on in a TEDx talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmFi1xhz9OQ
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by milliams 9y ago
And also that the second highest contributor is Guido van Rossum ( https://github.com/python/mypy/graphs/contributors ).
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by milliams 9y ago
It looks the like the author of the code has written about it at https://medium.com/@alex.morgan.bell/drivers-are-breaking-th... as well
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by milliams 9y ago
Could this have a (1999) put on it?
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Nextcloud Talk is here(karlitschek.de)
13 points by milliams 9y ago|0 comments
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by milliams 9y ago
Thanks Ray, it's very much appreciated!
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by milliams 9y ago
I do like Anaconda and it's a really great way to easily get Python on the computers of the people I teach. However, I do have some problems with how they mess about with the Python ecosystem. If you read a tutorial on Python modules,
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by milliams 10y ago
I signed up but the email verification link ( https://api.veropost.com/fn/emailVerify?token=58e6... ) gives a "Server not found" error.
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Solving the Water Jug Problem from Die Hard 3 with TLA+ and Hypothesis(nchammas.com)
2 points by milliams 10y ago|0 comments
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by milliams 10y ago
I can do the same with a Python program written 8 years ago given that Python 3.0 was released in December 2008. I don't think that it's Python's large standard library that was the issue since that was immediately compatible
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by milliams 10y ago
I'm guessing it's a reference to the TV show Twenty Twelve, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYbA2Xsu6VE
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by milliams 10y ago
The Oyster card will not tell you what route a commuter took, only the start and end point.
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by milliams 10y ago
I'm guessing limited computing power while refining the algorithms.
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Mapillary Now Able to Recognize and Label Objects in the Wild(blog.mapillary.com)
39 points by milliams 10y ago|5 comments
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by milliams 10y ago
An invite would be great, thank you!
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by milliams 10y ago
In a similar vein there's a project at the moment to map the world's internet infrastructure called The New Cloud Atlas ( http://newcloudatlas.org ) which describes itself thus: > The New Cloud Atlas is a global effor

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