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by ppcsf 9y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) and listed on the ASX in 2016. Our software is used in 65 cou
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by ppcsf 9y ago
We are also looking for web designers (or anyone with great HTML/CSS skills and design sensibilities) to help us build out a complete overhaul of our app. It will be a responsive SPA with plenty of complex UX, mapping, and infoviz prob
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by ppcsf 9y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) and listed on the ASX in 2016. Our software is used in 65 cou
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by ppcsf 9y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) and listed on the ASX in 2016. Our software is used in 65 cou
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by ppcsf 9y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME | $70k - $90k GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) and listed on the ASX in 2016. Our software is used
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by ppcsf 9y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is an ASX-listed software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. Our software is used in 59 countries and across 30 industries, and our clients include companies like P
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by ppcsf 10y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our huge growth and international expansion. As an ea
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by ppcsf 10y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our huge growth and international expansion. As an ea
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Not at the moment, unfortunately.
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by ppcsf 10y ago
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our huge growth and international expansion. As an ea
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by ppcsf 10y ago
It's interesting that you said the Haskell allows programmers to build Haxl, with the implication being that other languages would disallow it. I wrote a port of Haxl to C#[0]. At this point one might expect me to recite the whole Tu
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by ppcsf 10y ago
I developed a PPL within C#, which I guess has a more familiar syntax for a lot of people. Basically, PPLs allow you to treat entire probabilistic models as primitives, and combine them as easily as we add integers. Let's say we have t
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Location: Melbourne, Aus Remote: Yes, able to overlap 6 hours PST Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies - React/Redux, Angular 1x, HTML/CSS, D3.js, Webpack - Haskell/ FP - SQL, Redis - Git, Linux, shell s
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by ppcsf 10y ago
I'm not sure that "the areas of the complexity spectrum where the problems are too simple for async/await" overlaps with "the areas of the complexity spectrum that async/await can't handle", but I agr
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Yeah, it's certainly preferable to use Task.WhenAll or Promise.all in simple cases. For more complex cases, I like to make the analogy with asynchronous code. There's a few problems with complex async code that only uses a minimal
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Show HN: HaxlSharp – Concurrent data fetching and request deduplication in C#(github.com)
32 points by ppcsf 10y ago|5 comments
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Location: Melbourne, Aus Remote: Yes, able to overlap 6 hours PST Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies - Web: React/Redux, Angular 1x, HTML/CSS, D3, Webpack - .NET stack: MVC, C#, DI - Messaging: NServiceBus, Sig
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Constructor injection?
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by ppcsf 10y ago
I think the section dealing with the Optional monad sort of glosses over their composability, which is one of the primary reasons we use monads. Multiple functions that all return an optional can be composed; for instance, if we had Opt
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by ppcsf 10y ago
Stan uses Markov chain Monte Carlo for inference. MCMC algorithms can do very well at approximating the high-dimensional integrals required to calculate the posterior; estimating 1000-dimensional distributions with MCMC methods is not unusu
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by ppcsf 10y ago
I recently developed a probabilistic programming framework in C#. There's a fun example [1] in the tutorial that should give you a pretty good idea of what a PPL "feels like" to use. The example is originally from the Anglic
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Probabilistic C#: A monadic probabilistic programming framework for C#(github.com)
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