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by qorrect 4y ago
What kind of sicko embeds a whole binary in JSON ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
It acts as a terminator or terminal, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34391483 .
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by qorrect 4y ago
I save maybe 10 minutes an hour with Github Copilot. Especially when writing tests, it will auto complete things like 'I expect these two numbers to sum to X' , except those numbers are buried in a list in an object, but somehow
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by qorrect 4y ago
Egge case
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by qorrect 4y ago
Well now I'm confused about which type I am. I consider myself a "simplifier", but writing your own OOP framework sounds fun I would have definitely chosen that route.
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by qorrect 4y ago
There is this https://vast.ai/hosting
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by qorrect 4y ago
Is it slower and less accurate ? Or just slower.
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by qorrect 4y ago
When is the last time you checked ? I have run it with pandas+numpy and postgres+timescale without issue for the last year.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I have not heard this take but it does seem plausible. What to do about it ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Agreed on all points. Thinking about developing a crippling disease is the only time I've been thankful that you can buy a pistol in any walmart.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Is this different from 'compiling sql'?
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by qorrect 4y ago
That caught me off guard too. 'Did he ... did he hand draw this' ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
Yeah we need to keep that out of here.
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by qorrect 4y ago
> Almost all of the technological breakthroughs I can think of have eventually been used to excess and ended up crippling us in some way What do you mean crippling ? We're living longer than we did 100 years ago through advances i
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by qorrect 4y ago
Yes well done .
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by qorrect 4y ago
Came here to say this also, couldn't find any code samples after 5 clicks and gave up.
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by qorrect 4y ago
Like a floating dock ? Or a suspension bridge ? I like the idea , might be cheaper than all that steel.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I have never seen this chart before today http://www.radicalsimpli.city/Complexity2005_2021.svg . I have seen it three times in the space of an hour on different websites.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I haven't used Emacs in a few years, what is Quelpa is that the new Melpa ? Edit: Oh I see it builds packages from source, like a Gentoo for emacs packages.
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by qorrect 4y ago
By Deep Learning you mean neural networks with more than one hidden layer ? I've seen some results from massive random forests that are on par, but I don't know of anything that is set to replace the NN architecture, which at thi
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by qorrect 4y ago
> I feel that Graph databases are one of those things like Document databases. You probably don't need it... I got a really good chuckle out of that.
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by qorrect 4y ago
> I used to take selfies to help neutrally assess my own mood. A lot of the time I was feeling something and unaware, but I could tell from the photo. What were you feeling that you could only identify by your outward appearance ? You d
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by qorrect 4y ago
I don't think that's what he is saying. He is saying that Emacs once ruled supreme because it was the only option. Now that IDE's have caught up, it's in the lead by only a little.
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by qorrect 4y ago
> A decade or two later you realize you've become accustomed the darkness... Nice one.
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by qorrect 4y ago
I did not know that!
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by qorrect 4y ago
Are these mutual exclusive ? Are there any compilers that use both stack and registers ?
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by qorrect 4y ago
It's on the first line there "ParEdit (paredit.el) is a minor mode for performing structured editing of S-expression data. The typical example of this would be Lisp or Scheme source code." You'd have to known emacs no
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by qorrect 4y ago
Thankful for HN and all of you!
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by qorrect 4y ago
Statistical Rethinking is really well written https://xcelab.net/rm/statistical-rethinking/ .
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by qorrect 4y ago
Strang's classes are also amazing http://mit.usiu.ac.ke/about/ocw-stories/gilbert-strang/ . I haven't read Garrity going to grab it!

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