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by sbelskie 6y ago
How are these points specific to OO vs. FP, instead of just paradigm I know vs. paradigm I don’t? F# code, from my somewhat limited experience, seems to almost always be organized logically (top to bottom, types separated from functions) us
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I’m having a hard time understanding why you think F# is unable to handle the domain model presented.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I’ve played around with F# over the years, but have only recently started getting into seriously. The top down nature of dependencies (both within a given file and for the files within a project) is a little odd at first, but once you get u
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Webull’s CEO also cited DTCC fees as the reason they shut down trading on GME and others.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
But if they are doing their own clearing, then they are taking the risk directly, which other clearing houses seem to think is significant. Robinhood isn’t obligated to put itself at risk of bankruptcy so people can make free trades.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Done. Thanks!
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by sbelskie 6y ago
“ANTHONY DENIER: Well, it wasn't our choice. Our clearing firm gave us a call and said we're going to have to stop allowing new opening positions in the three names, AMC, GME, and KOSS. Highly volatile, and what happens is this is
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by sbelskie 6y ago
But Giuliani has made specific and repeated claims that it did happen and that the company knowingly and intentionally aided in the commission of election fraud. This isn’t a lawsuit because someone said that election machines might be hack
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Yea, in that case I just search “bash operators” and hope to find a page that includes an example of the one I’m trying to understand.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
"There's no question that this would target conduct immune under federal law—and, in fact, if [Section] 230 were repealed nobody could ever be liable under this law (since it only reaches immune conduct)," Cohen wrote. In oth
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by sbelskie 6y ago
But former Fed chairs in the past have rarely if ever gone on to other positions of political or regulatory power after their terms end. What were they paying for then under this theory?
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I’m worried this going to turn out to be an unsecured TC instance after the article makes it sound like the underlying software was compromised.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I don’t think I see the parallel here. Why compare it to fashion or entertainment rather than to currencies or securities or commodities?
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by sbelskie 6y ago
You get a similar thing with translations. Franz Kafka’s The Trial, for example, will become public domain next year in the original German, but most well regarded English translations will remain under copyright for decades.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I think if you put the capital letters in the middle and the numbers and punctuation at the beginning you are golden.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
But dotnet core isn’t at all Windows dependent. I definitely wouldn’t have wanted to port to it from mono, and still don’t like having to port even relatively modern .NET framework code at this point, but for me everything is written to run
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by sbelskie 6y ago
“ But Ole Peters is no ordinary crank. A [non-economist] by training, his theory draws on research done in close collaboration with the late Nobel laureate Murray Gell-Mann, [who is also not an economist].” Honestly this just reads like com
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by sbelskie 6y ago
What do you mean by remedying at a lower level? Don’t plenty of states and counties also have split polities?
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Except that the time it takes for these processes to play out means that that the Congress that writes a law and the Congress that has the “ability to update” are rarely the same Congress and often controlled by entirely different parties.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
There are, in case you didn’t know, other people in that country.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Would that really be a “conspiracy”?
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by sbelskie 6y ago
That makes sense as a possible situation. I’m just not sure that it’s one that’s familiar to me. I can’t honestly say I have my finger on the pulse of where people are using notebooks vs repls but the former seem really great for 1) step by
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Yea, I don't really get what repls have to do with what notebooks offer. They are similar-ish, obviously, but they accommodate different workflows and use cases.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I’m confused as to what you want instead of what Asp.Net core offers. Nothing is forcing you to inject configuration or to use IOptions. In most cases you don’t even need to do anything with the configuration builder because that is part of
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Yea, actix is definitely faster than ASP.NET Core and in many benchmarks it is 2x performance wise. My only point really was that ASP.NET core offers better performance compared to almost any other widely used web framework out there. Addi
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I don’t think dotnet is faster than rust or anything overall, but ASP.NET Core is 6th is the techempower composite rankings and first or second I believe in the plain text benchmark. This is excluding the large amount of performance work th
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by sbelskie 6y ago
The main thing it can do that can’t be done with JS is not having to use JS. More seriously, one of the main draws is being able to us the same language on both the front and back end, which might be beneficial to reduce the need to duplica
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by sbelskie 6y ago
“... in the anthropological sense of the word.” -me, just recently. If you are wondering where we might find a definition matching that sense, try the first sentence of the article you linked: “A civilization (or civilisation) is any comple
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by sbelskie 6y ago
I don’t think civility has a lot to with civilization in the anthropological sense of the word.
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by sbelskie 6y ago
Interested.

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