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by platz 6y ago
The effect seems to be more noticeable in the areas filled with gas. I'm not saying that stars aren't pinpoints or sometimes are just single pixles, but just it overall looks like some post-sharpening has definitely been applied a
512.
by platz 6y ago
It looks a little grainy / too much sharpening to my eye. Natural images tend have more blended features instead of looking like sand.
513.
by platz 6y ago
Would love to see this for Haskell as well for comparison (both a simple, idiomatic solution as well as a more optimized approach via profiling)
514.
by platz 6y ago
That the ranking is the same seems a bit of an early assumption to make, without seeing all or more of the data.
515.
by platz 6y ago
That's the what, not the why Also, nothing has been removed, only added. You can see more of the data which was hidden before.
516.
by platz 6y ago
Your vote counts on the main homepage. > a view that only counts votes from accounts which are more than a year old, or some other criterion which reduces young and drive-by accounts Are you sure you know what the motiviation for account
517.
by platz 6y ago
At first glance, on the /classic page, There is less: - pop-culture & humanities - notifications about momentary outages across the web There is more: - hard-science topics - algorithms - posts about VCs
518.
by platz 6y ago
Decisions are moral/political/biological, not statistical
519.
by platz 6y ago
Because Weinstein doesn't explain graduate level maths to laypeople well doesn't make his theory invalid. Because Weinstein doesn't explain graduate level maths to laypeople well doesn't make his theory valid.
520.
by platz 6y ago
I stand corrected; it's a pontoon boat.
521.
by platz 6y ago
> If you’re interested in furthering your CS career, take our computer science courses found the submarine
522.
by platz 6y ago
> Leads to centralized platforms outperforming these BYOC/federated/open options. Basically how Reddit replaced Usenet with upvotes and basic spam filtering. That is a nice insight.
523.
by platz 6y ago
He's at MIT in the Software Design Group, so his objective is to do blue-sky thinking for things that will never make sense economically.
524.
by platz 6y ago
then you'd also claim that a parser generator grammer could also be implemented with functional recursion. so what is the value of the original claim though?
525.
by platz 6y ago
And yet all the implementations are actually just functional recursion, in practice, no?
526.
by platz 6y ago
Does this fall under the category of a recursive descent parser?
527.
by platz 6y ago
the video-in-separate-window deisgn is not good
528.
by platz 6y ago
Why does everyone in the past look like they are on about 2 hours of sleep.
529.
by platz 6y ago
this is almost as good as the tacocopter
530.
by platz 6y ago
The purpose of the OP post is not to provide an introduction to the visitor pattern. It's to explain the relationship of the visitor pattern with something else. Did you miss this part of the post? > I’m not going to provide a st
531.
by platz 6y ago
There are a lot of claims made to try to apply CT to programming; I agree most of that effort is overhyped. But CT in general has nothing to do with programming, it's proper role is in pure mathematics
532.
by platz 6y ago
> While others only halted options > - Interactive False, IB halted buys of GME stock even with 100% available cash funds
533.
by platz 6y ago
If you actually had a cash-only designated account, would the broker still have to pull from their own cash reserves to make the trade?
534.
by platz 6y ago
I could buy GME through ETrade but IB wouldn't allow a buy with cash. The chairman said something about market health but the reason he gave was about margin without using that word.
535.
by platz 6y ago
The reason he gave in that video was because of margin ("the cust not being able to pay"), which doesn't explain not being able to buy with cash.
536.
by platz 6y ago
The Monthly Minimum Fee is $10.00 a month for Interactive Brokers. I can cancel my netflix and then it's about even.
537.
by platz 6y ago
If I'm always invested why aren't I living under a bridge because Pier 1 Imports went bankrupt in 2020? Also, I'm concerned that the earth could get hit with a rogue planet.
538.
by platz 6y ago
Only invest what you can afford to loose
539.
by platz 6y ago
Since Interactive Brokers isn't "free trading" (a la Robinhood), why would it also block buying GME stock?
540.
by platz 6y ago
Mark Blyth on MMT: https://youtu.be/2ONGvkAoOI0?t=1550 - it only applies to the US - depends on having a hegemonic currency (i.e. everyone else earns in your currency and has to convert it, so that you can run a deficit and

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