rjeli

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   by rjeli 9y ago

   What the fuck? I really, really don't like that one of the largest news organizations in America is blackmailing/powertripping like this.
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   He's probably pretty abnormal, in that every single video is at the top of Reddit for a day
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   Interesting - it is trivial to prove something was done today rather than yesterday, by hashing with the most recent bitcoin block or some new info. Is it possible to prove something was done in the past? All I can think of is some sort of
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   who cares? do what you want.
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   Here's a chilling story from a local cult currently operating in the Bay Area: https://www.facebook.com/confessionsucberkeley/posts/8829034...
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   I think this is a really good idea -- many people, myself included, get really excited about Haskell and then are turned off by the complexity of monad transformers. I would recommend that you focus on good error messages that explain monad
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   Does this mean if one were to make less, overtime has to be paid, even if the work is voluntary? Thinking of employees at early stage startups
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   And clang-format[0] for C/C++, google-java-format[1] for Java, YAPF[2] for Python, rustfmt[3] for Rust... [0]: https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html [1]: https://github.com/google/goog
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   by rjeli 9y ago

   I meant to parse mentally. Control flow in Python is very easy to mentally parse at a glance. Powerful lambdas get rid of that. It's an extremely contrived example, but from the code I posted, it should just be: for x in xs:
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    If you want a multi line lambda: def print_each_twice(xs): map(lambda x: print(x) # whoops, impossible You can define a local function: def print_each_twice(xs): def print_twice(x): print(x)
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    More on this: https://robm.me.uk/ruby/2013/11/20/ruby-enp.html https://robm.me.uk/ruby/2013/12/03/argf-ruby.html https://robm.me.uk/ruby/2015&#x2
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Low volume brown noise + rainymood is perfect for me.
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    I like the idea of acoustic padding and visual blockers. My desk is in a darker area with lots of conversation and visual noise. Can anyone recommend how to set up padding and simulate sunlight without being weird/blinding others?
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    NSFW!
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Another important reason circle avatars are bad: https://twitter.com/chordbug/status/875348114160459776
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Is sharding a realistic goal for Ethereum? How would it be implemented?
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Well, it's the responsibility of the special committee to determine that.
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    I strongly disagree with this idea - code should always be released! If it's good, we can avoid rewriting code and have more options for hashing, and if some people point out problems with the code, the author can learn from their mist
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    definitely not a commentary on the work itself!
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Sorry, I can only read this as "Today I Fucked Up hash"
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    I think automatic tipping is the way to go. If blog posts and online content feature flattr (or any) widgets prominently, people will naturally be curious about it and contribute. People also fund patreons, donate to charity etc to show off
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    I have a strategy that works pretty consistently - close your eyes and ignore the best practices like using Anaconda, Python 3, virtualenv (or venv in py3... oh wait it's a module?) and just install Python 2.7 with pip into default loc
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Current front page post addresses this: http://tinyclouds.org/residency/ "At Google, one has relatively unbounded access to GPUs and CPUs. So part of this project was figuring out how to scale the training—because
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    They missed the chance to call it DeepC...
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Great, thanks a ton
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Love the idea! Unfortunately it's not compatible with iOS plus-sized screens :(
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    A while ago someone mentioned an author who had a series of books on starting a civilization from the ground up. If anyone remembers it, please let me know! edit: a thread on this, although not exactly what I was thinking of: https:/&
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    Segment is probably the biggest NSQ user right now, and they're moving to Kafka - any employees want to weigh in? :)
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    you can apply this analogy to literally anything with benefits and drawbacks.
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    by rjeli 9y ago

    I really don't understand how anyone can use Google office apps, the UI is painfully slow. I was using Gnumeric before, but I'll try this out, thanks OP!