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by philliproso 2mo ago
Homer simpson obviously
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by philliproso 6y ago
I have a $20pm droplet with ubuntu with auto updates (Including major release) from 2014. So it has done 14->18. DB with web app. I have never had anything more stable since.
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by philliproso 6y ago
Life is about the decisions you make when you give up your freedom.
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Ask HN: “If that was not open source, I would be screwed”
22 points by philliproso 8y ago|12 comments
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Bitcoin contracts still pipsqueaks in world of commodity futures(miningweekly.com)
2 points by philliproso 9y ago|0 comments
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by philliproso 10y ago
Following this comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11720057 Does contain hello world in the macro evaluation system of xkas
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by philliproso 11y ago
The book should add a subtitle "Includes 116 line implementation of an in memory database" https://github.com/joelgrus/data-science-from-scratch/blob/m... +90 line implementation of neural networks,
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by philliproso 12y ago
Not sure if the article did not do into enough detail, or I am not technical enough in this field. But would this be able to bypass python and other interpreters GIL. ie "VISC’s secret sauce" is to hook into raw machine code instr
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by philliproso 12y ago
For a brief period I worked at GE-IP. The reason I did not continue was, I felt I could add more value to the customer by using open source software and was not allowed to use it. I was working in the mining industry. Where deep vendor lock
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by philliproso 12y ago
I think it's because some people are finally considering making pure python3 projects.
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by philliproso 12y ago
It is nicely integrated with type checking in the pycharm IDE. This feature is one of the reasons I would personally like to write pure py3 code.