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Also a fan and user of Timescale, and I hate the serverless phase. I'm pretty sure everyone is pushing it so they can make money from SaS. But if this allows them to give it away for free, then I'm all for it ( just won't be
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I love the keyboard interface please don't listen to anyone trying to change that part :).
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I love it. Now put it in Emacs and we have a forever client.
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It's built for people who use the keyboard, your mouse will not help you here.
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Dang looks sick, wonder if I get it on *nix.
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Not sure this one counts but it's one of the best books ever: Code by Charles Petzold - https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/44882.Code . Others would be: Neural Smithing ( its now obsolete but was gre
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Some similar projects are Pyston , PyPy and Rapids.ai Pyston I was able to get a 15% increase in speed out of the box. PyPy I could not get to work with my project (numpy/pandas/ta-lib), I finally got everything to compile but it
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No, but they did use physical files, and physical folders. Of course these students probably have also ( kids still use paper right? For notes at least ? )
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Yeah came here to say this, I think what they meant to say is "It cant be done at the profit margins we want" not "It cant be done".
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> been through the Slackware dozens-of-floppies ritual I see you know the old ways :). To each their own, I still find myself most productive as a developer on a linux machine.
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ITT: A bunch of god damn consumers y'all make me sick.
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> make Linux a no-go unless they just want to browse Facebook and read webmail. This a joke my man ? Are you seriously saying Linux is only good for browsing the internet ? >(I work at Microsoft) There it is.
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Huh I'd never heard of this.
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I don't understand it either. It might be hard to quantify the affect of their Prime streaming business on their sales and thus they don't prioritize it ? That's my only guess, it feels to me like their most public product
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Is this a real thing ?
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Was a good story :).
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React is garbage I have no idea why it took off. Angular all day e'ry day.
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> most people don't want to have a million dollars, they want to spend it. Had not heard that one, that's very good.
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Pura Vida! Just kidding, I really did not like Costa Rica. The exchange rate ( The colon is worth more than the dollar, really ??? ), the people were rude, power goes out a lot and internet was spotty at best ( on the Atlantic side ).
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> the Universe was continuous or discrete It's both and neither at the same time.
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I also did it right after high school, it's good knowledge to have if nothing else.
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#1 Bestseller! -> https://imgur.com/3GJkMvd
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Is it hosted somewhere we can see it?
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I'm putting it on my Christmas list as I'm broke right now, definitely a great display book!
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I wonder if your API trades show up in your history so you can view them from the ToS client.
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As others have said, how much does that really curtail the meth making in this country? I'd be surprised if it's over .1%. So everyone else has to jump through hoops so the agencies can claim a hollow victory. This type of think
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I use the command line all day, it definitely has its place. But trying to manipulate large CSV files has never felt like a good fit for the CLI. I'm already using and enjoying this tool alot . I use to do this in DBeaver ( also a gr
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> just trigger https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jevons_paradox as more people take advantage of the lower cost? I'm guessing that's exactly what will happen.
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> For example you could have a HFT stat arb strategy in which you are arbing higher dimensional factors that are pretty far from obvious. What does this mean (HFT stat arb strategy)? What higher dimensional factors ? Ty!
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> and companies that address IT liability by getting a bunch of forms filled out that don't have anything to do with information security won't be secure. So glad to not be at that job anymore , this is 100% the approach my pre
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