seepel

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by seepel 5y ago
My experience has been the opposite at least for things like font size, bold/italic. I’m curious to hear what problems you’ve encountered.
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by seepel 5y ago
I’m pretty psyched to see the progress being made on this project, keep up the good work!
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by seepel 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. I hadn’t read that before, that was a great read.
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by seepel 6y ago
> What thing that violates a type check would be "perfectly fine to do"? Here is an example limitation of typescript's type system that I routinely run into while developing real code [1]. I look at it like this. If you co
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by seepel 6y ago
I’m not much of a clojure fan myself, but I think the observation is that by relaxing that last constraint of static typing (and given the other appropriate tools), that while you can’t solve The Expression Problem itself, it’s a bit easier
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by seepel 6y ago
I agree, I managed to make it through a PhD in physics and I never had a problem. Neither do I recall any of my class mates having a problem with hand written notation.
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by seepel 7y ago
It is actually already in the list of research subjects in the docs folder of carp: https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp/blob/master/docs/Research....
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by seepel 9y ago
We just turn off tslint formatting rules. There isn’t really a need for them if you are using prettier.
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by seepel 9y ago
Mobx is built with typescript. https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx
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by seepel 9y ago
I honestly used to browse the web without an adblocker and bounce from the site if it was too bad. About a year ago I ended up getting so fed up with not being able to visit pretty much any site that I installed one. I’m totally fine with b
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by seepel 9y ago
It often breaks with different query parameters for example on YouTube videos, but I just created a couple of bookmarklets. hn: javascript:window.location.href='https://hn.algolia.com?query='+encodeURIComponent(windo
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by seepel 9y ago
I’ve noticed this problem in the npm ecosystem pertaining to typescript typings. Typescript is evolving really quickly, each new release allows you to be more expressive, and there are stricter and stricter settings to take advantage of. It
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by seepel 10y ago
On the other hand the same version supports indices on expressions that could be used to create an index on json values. Not exactly the same but could be used for similar use cases.
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by seepel 10y ago
I believe there are actually some cool things they do with the extra space in the Objective-C runtime. It's been a while so I may be mistaken but I think they store the reference count in the pointer to avoid a lookup to a separate tab
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by seepel 10y ago
I think the problem is if you exercise the options after another financing round when the 409a will be higher. You then likely owe AMT on the difference of that value and your strike price.
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by seepel 10y ago
It's not just about beauty, but experience. Imagine you have a spreadsheet with infinite rows where each row contributes to the Higgs mass. It also turns out that by and large each row contributes less than the previous. You can't
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by seepel 12y ago
I didn't see the benchmark code in the repo, so I didn't really think about a pull request. Next time I find time I'll poke around a bit more. They are trivial changes though.
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by seepel 12y ago
I'm a little late to the party, but I ran the benchmark inserts with cached statements on both my Macbook Pro and my iPhone 5S. sqlite definitely fairs better under this scenario. That being said I still find the speed of Realm pretty