peheje

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by peheje 5y ago
I prefer trulse
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by peheje 5y ago
With genetic algorithms you still need to be able to calculate a fitness. Usually a test is fail/success. There's no fitness in that. I would guess the other optimizers also need such a signal?
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by peheje 5y ago
It's like writing with a ball pen vs a pencil. But you could be just as careful with a pencil. I'm just wondering if what you are proposing is the equivalent of runes.
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by peheje 5y ago
Rather "Outside context problem"?
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by peheje 5y ago
Only a few pages in. Had to try: https://gist.github.com/peheje/8076f619f6fbc1202954bc70720ef...
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by peheje 6y ago
Not sure I fully understand you. This is of course all hypothetical but if you make 1 copy of yourself there's not 50 % that you "find yourself as the copy". Unless the copying mechanism was somehow designed for this. You&#x2
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by peheje 6y ago
I've no experience with it, but I imagine it's like heroine or DMT or something like that. Wouldn't that come close to something that "hits some maximum"?
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by peheje 6y ago
I can recommend a look at Crystal also, although Crystal is not even 1.0 Between the two I found I needed much less referencing with Crystal, and when I did, I found it more intuitive, well described and easier to remember and apply the sam
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by peheje 6y ago
But... When Java gets "properly engineered solution" for async code... Kotlin got it as well!
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by peheje 6y ago
Both Chrome and Safari has accessibility features to set a minimum font size in their settings page. I can't see how it could be easier.
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by peheje 6y ago
Agree. I think the answer is it means whatever Google wants it to mean for this particular app.
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by peheje 6y ago
> But even some of my direct reports will slack significantly more if they think I’m not online. Responses that are normally in minutes take hours etc. Make expectations on response times clear. I'm guessing you want it to depend on
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by peheje 6y ago
For me SO could be more powerful if more answers would link or refer to documentation/github landing pages supporting/documenting their solution. Often I see some weird way to implement something in the .NET world, especially Core
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by peheje 6y ago
Stumpled upon Lean on YT this morning. Coincidence or anything new upcoming?
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by peheje 6y ago
I think this fits in good here http://blog.spencermounta.in/2020/should-we-stop/index.html "Information technology has not happened yet." Not directed at OP or Akku creator, but more in general.
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by peheje 6y ago
Hi chunkyfunky. I recently read Clean Code, great book. I agree with your take on DIP. We're using Microsoft Service Collection and with the Scrutor nuget component we were able to easily decorate an implementation from another package
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by peheje 6y ago
Must admit never tried it. Thanks for the insights I'll have a go at some point.
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by peheje 6y ago
Thanks for the explanation. The only SIMD programming I've seen is where the programmer would carefully call the cpu-brand based instructions and painstakingly manage the memory register making sure the numbers to be added, multiplied
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by peheje 6y ago
"thousands in the case of SIMD or GPUs" What does 'Single Instruction Multiple Data' have to do with threads? Also fork join sounds just like normal threads to me in the way you are describing it. Sorry what an I missing
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by peheje 6y ago
Zoom is an entity built almost exclusively on this product. Their culture is geared for this piece of software. Google may have many clever engineers but lack focus in many products which feels half-baked. E.g. their podcast app, music app,
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Google to enforce 30% take from in-app purchases next year(cnbc.com)
7 points by peheje 6y ago|0 comments
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Blockchain Implemented in JavaScript(youtu.be)
2 points by peheje 6y ago|1 comments
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by peheje 6y ago
Never really understood how it worked until I saw this simple implementation of the core principles of Blockchain. Part 2 implements proof of work.
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by peheje 6y ago
1) Me neither to be honest, but would love to see it. 3) All right. That was not my intend. I think they both do different stuff, some projects need both, some only need one or the other.
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by peheje 6y ago
1) Sure but that's the same as saying tests makes navigating the codebase harder because now when you "jump to usages" you find all the references from the tests. Probably fixable by tooling configuration. 2) For each unit te
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by peheje 6y ago
Can someone explain to me what this is all about? Shouldn't you hide all your API calls behind an interface, and then mock that interface? Dependency inversion principle, depend upon abstractions and all that.
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by peheje 6y ago
Whats wrong with something like this import kotlinx.coroutines.* import kotlinx.coroutines.channels.Channel fun background(): Channel<String> { val ch = Channel<String>() GlobalScope.launch { delay
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by peheje 6y ago
If you like Nim also check out Crystal.
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by peheje 6y ago
Take a look at https://crystal-lang.org/ Ruby like syntax, compiled on LLVM so fast
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by peheje 6y ago
This hit me real hard, thank you I need to become better at this. Just had a few frustrating days at work, lo and behold problem solved elegantly in 1 hour on a Great Prayer Day where I was supposed to be off-work. The simple solution was j

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