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sethev
11y ago
You can't count both depreciation and the cost of a new car. If you include depreciation, you should only count the transaction costs of a new car (taxes, fees). Otherwise, you're counting the decrease in car value twice: once as
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sethev
12y ago
I'm kind of curious about the no "tagging" point. Won't there always be some data that doesn't fit the [timestamp double] format?
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Functional Programming Comes to the Macintosh – Introducing Swift
(goodmath.org)
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sethev
12y ago
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Code for late safepoint placement available for LLVM
(philipreames.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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Inventing on Principle
(worrydream.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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GopherCon 2014 Writing High Performance Databases in Go by Ben Johnson [video]
(youtube.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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Managing inhomogeneously bitemporal data with Datomic and clojure
(blog.podsnap.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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sethev
12y ago
Tim Conley over at the Foolish Adventure podcast calls it education based marketing (although he uses the term content marketing as well). I think that term matches up nicely with what you're saying.
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Conversion Optimization in Practice: Baconbiz 2013 Presentation
(kalzumeus.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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Monads, or Programmable Semicolons
(dancingpenguinsoflight.com)
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sethev
12y ago
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sethev
12y ago
In the same way that OracleScript would be an odd choice of name for a SQL database implemented in JavaScript. Now that I say that, though, I guess there isn't really a name for what Datomic is except Datomic.
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sethev
12y ago
This looks like a very interesting project although it's a bit confusing that it's named after a proprietary database.
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Decomposing web app development
(tonsky.me)
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sethev
12y ago
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Code for "Scalable Atomic Visibility with RAMP Transactions"
(github.com)
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12y ago
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sethev
13y ago
My default is to suspect arguments that support dismantling social programs now because they might be insolvent in 60 years. Especially when insolvency here means not paying out as much as people expect to receive right now.
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sethev
13y ago
Since Social Security is clearly not an annuity, calculations based on treating it as if it was (or should be) don't really tell us anything. In particular, where does this idea come from that current revenues have to pay for future be
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LightTable IDE Goes Open Source, Adds Plugin Support
(infoq.com)
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13y ago
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Kyle Kingsbury – Cognicast Episode 048
(thinkrelevance.com)
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Schema Alteration
(blog.datomic.com)
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sethev
13y ago
Part of his critique is that they do use terms that people are familiar with but which are misleading, like "return".
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What Is a Strange Loop and What Is It Like to Be One? [video]
(infoq.com)
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13y ago
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Clojure EDN Walkthrough
(compoundtheory.com)
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Coordination and Consistency in Distributed Databases [video]
(youtube.com)
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sethev
13y ago
Yeah, I understood the argument but unless RMS claimed never to have benefited directly or indirectly from his activities, I'm not sure why it's worth pointing out. In other words it's only a contradiction if he claimed premi
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sethev
13y ago
Yeah, that might have been an interesting point for the author to make had she bothered to do any research.
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sethev
13y ago
The strangest bit of this article for me was the choice of RMS as an example of profiting from open source. And the evidence of that is that he's not homeless and he hasn't died of starvation. By that logic wait-staff at the Waffl
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Datomic by Rich Hickey [video]
(g33ktalk.com)
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sethev
13y ago
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Clojure from the ground up: sequences
(aphyr.com)
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Rich Hickey: Design, Composition, and Performance
(infoq.com)
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sethev
13y ago
I'm curious: what do you mean by risk management (other than credit card fraud prevention - or is that what you meant?)
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