mopierotti

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by mopierotti 5y ago
As an alternative, I use Sunsama, which also lets you drag tasks directly to your calendar. (I have not tried Taskable)
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by mopierotti 5y ago
Aren't those the same things? i.e. 2. are just read-only data structures with functions to create new read-only data structures based on them. (e.g. immutable linked lists that you can filter, concat, etc. with) Or are you talking abou
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by mopierotti 5y ago
I've also found this one to be useful. Sometimes this site will give better results than the other and vice-versa. https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/
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by mopierotti 5y ago
For what it's worth I've had a good experience doing gamedev in Scala using LibGDX. (Though not on consoles, and not pure FP)
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by mopierotti 5y ago
By that sense, if qualia have no discernible impact on any part of the system, in what sense do they exist? One can take this thought further. Red vs green light have real physical properties that affect one's subjective experience of
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by mopierotti 5y ago
I've noticed that this approach has its pros, but there's one con I need you to take care of. Con: Figma Con figma dev environment for me please.
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by mopierotti 5y ago
I'm worried about that person. I doubt Facebook will look kindly on breaking incident news being shared on reddit.
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by mopierotti 5y ago
Here's another similar summary, but with code examples and categories. https://advancedweb.hu/a-categorized-list-of-all-java-and-jv...
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by mopierotti 5y ago
In a similar vein, having fostered 30+ cats, I've found that using a "food tree puzzle" is especially useful. It's a good way to let them have snack and entertain themselves when they feel like it, without letting them p
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by mopierotti 5y ago
This is my first time seeing this one mentioned, but I'm curious, what makes something a "real" fallacy? It seems like it's a real mistake that people make. I guess one could categorize it as a more specific case of misu
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by mopierotti 5y ago
Some good thoughts here, but I think this is mostly a criticism of classifier models. Things get more complicated when you start considering things like models that do transfer learning, rule inference, time/state awareness, reasoning
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by mopierotti 6y ago
> Also, I don't understand how people use the `Optional <ErasedType>`..? I may be misunderstanding your question, but in general you wouldn't be doing anything type-specific with an Optional's value unless you were i
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by mopierotti 6y ago
However some map-reduce implementations implicitly expect reducers to be commutative, which the author became appropriately suspicious of because of the "typical examples" of map-reduce. I found this interesting paper on the subje
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by mopierotti 6y ago
I have fostered roughly 25 cats (one at a time), and what you wrote about communication resonates with me. Most cats seem to develop a sort of pidgin[1] language in collaboration with you to communicate how they feel or what they want. It&#
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by mopierotti 6y ago
Camera start up time actually is quite important in my opinion. For example, I stopped using snapchat primarily because it felt laggy to get the camera open. That really grates on you when an app is mostly used for spontaneous image/vi
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by mopierotti 6y ago
To chime in with my personal experience, I'm also able to see this kind of noise/distortion if I relax a bit and stare at something, although I suspect this is mostly a consequence of the rods/cones on the retina getting fati
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by mopierotti 6y ago
To be fair, Coinbase is not a trustless system, though it provides access to trustless systems.
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by mopierotti 6y ago
I'm also a big fan of Sunsama for my day-to-day. The recurring tasks, subtasks, and task backlog are nice additions.
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by mopierotti 6y ago
I've also recently started trying to do this: to try to have my conscious mind be in charge of observing/understanding only. It works, but it kind of scares me. It scares me because it feels similar to the mindset I have when watc
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by mopierotti 6y ago
I might be late to the party, but: Software can be art in itself. Consider quines [1]. (Programs that, when run, produce themselves) They serve no real world purpose, and I consider them beautiful. Kind of like the restrictive format of a h
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by mopierotti 6y ago
After working in the Scala, which blurs the line between FP and OOP, daily for years, I feel like the choice to use OOP or not tends to boil down to how you'd prefer to solve the Expression Problem [1] for your domain. (if you follow t
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by mopierotti 6y ago
Very cool. It would be nice if it was cross-platform, but I understand that that would have been a bit beyond your 5 minute scope. (I use Mac, Windows, and Linux roughly the same amount daily)
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by mopierotti 6y ago
I agree with the gist of your post, but one positive about single use functions is that you can be explicitly clear about data visibility. In this contrived example, you can tell that formatting a title is not affected by user preferences,
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by mopierotti 6y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, within the Bay Area Technologies: Scala, PostgreSQL, functional programming, JVM, Play! Framework, web APIs, streaming, and more Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.c
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by mopierotti 6y ago
It would be interesting to see this applied as a photo viewing app for VR, or applied to videos.
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by mopierotti 7y ago
Not OP, but I had to go back and double check that this was true when I saw that the Hyper benchmark at the bottom only used 1 thread. Wouldn't you want to test on multiple?
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by mopierotti 7y ago
This seems like a cool feature, but would I be correct in thinking that: 1) If you're only using the generated column for filtering/sorting rows, you'd be better off using indexes on expressions? ( https://www.postg
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by mopierotti 7y ago
I know this is about ruby, but it's worth noting that this kind of thing would be solved by effect systems, e.g. Haskell's IO type. If IO isn't part of the signature, you know it's cpu only. Furthermore, you can get more
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by mopierotti 7y ago
You might be interested to know that you can set the date of a commit arbitrarily: https://codewithhugo.com/change-the-date-of-a-git-commit/
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by mopierotti 8y ago
To add to the pile of responses: in Scala, Slick is great library that lets you compose sql queries and fragments of queries quite effectively. ( http://slick.lightbend.com/ ) At my company we built a UI on top of Slick that

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