sesuximo

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by sesuximo 6y ago
Good question. It's worth asking whether optimizations significantly help "most" code. There are some optimizations that make a big difference everywhere: - consolidating pure function calls. This can save arbitrary amounts
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I do not use prolog in production, but I frequently use ideas from prolog (program with constraints and a solver) in other languages
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Lol this might just happen
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by sesuximo 6y ago
To "pay the actual cost" you'd need to get rid of subsidies and the financial instruments/overhead that airlines have. without these things airlines would go out of business even more often than they already do
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by sesuximo 6y ago
A plane costs 200mil and a bus costs a few hundred k. I don't think it's "flashiness" ... It's cost. Also, arguably we over fit tragic experiences. Because we lived through 911, we made sure the exact same thing w
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Me too! Good to see some people voicing both sides
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Great point. I hope the drinks don't get even more expensive!
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You could also 1) parse the source file 2) find the debug info and read it 3) hack the compiler to do this for you
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Docs? Probably other places https://support.office.com/en-us/article/get-a-stock-quote-e...
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by sesuximo 6y ago
not web per se, but MS Excel has really powerful tools for stock prices. I haven't fully explored it, but I think you may have to manually specify the set of stocks you care about. But you can get prices over any dates etc.
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by sesuximo 6y ago
59:1 is pretty good. Sometimes debugging gets me really down
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by sesuximo 6y ago
hear! hear!
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by sesuximo 6y ago
General software tip: don't make a new version if you'll have to maintain the old and the new. It gets annoying real quick. much easier to tell your users to update and be reasonable with the changes I actually don't see a p
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Really? I think fold statements are really nice. So often you get what you want by just writing `...`
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by sesuximo 6y ago
The errors aren't that bad. It's just a log of what you tried to do. Usually the first error is the only one that matters anyway
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Making real objects would be super cool but I was originally thinking just automatically grabbing stuff off of images and putting them in ar which I imagine is much easier
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by sesuximo 6y ago
It's extremely slow so even when it works I'm not satisfied
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Would be cool to go the other way too
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by sesuximo 6y ago
?? Sounds like mosh is the only program in the stack that doesn't support this
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by sesuximo 6y ago
the only reason I don't use mosh by default is that ssh preserves CMD+up/CMD+down to jump to the previous/next prompt, but mosh breaks the behavior. If I could keep this, I'd be sold
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by sesuximo 6y ago
You also lose $ by not growing your own food, by not servicing your own car, by paying an index fund manager, etc etc
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by sesuximo 6y ago
This may be true but keep in mind BA looked like /\/\/\ over the last month, and those were big swings too. Maybe there are reasonable explanations or maybe there's just a lot of movement right now
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by sesuximo 6y ago
I think so too. the other side of this question is why do so many people sign up for cs majors
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Same! I would love to read that
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Full inlining might be slower if the branch is easy to predict
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by sesuximo 6y ago
This would be cool. I usually write up some C snippets and compare what different compilers do with what I have. The compiler explorer makes this really easy
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Isn't that better than quarantining everyone?
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by sesuximo 6y ago
Couldn't that invalidate research results
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by sesuximo 7y ago
It's worse than that. Many countries publish sums of their regions' counts, and the regions count differently
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by sesuximo 7y ago
Want to make a bet?

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