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by shred45 7y ago
Haha, I would also consider myself obsessed with good documentation. That would make for a very interesting post. Cheers.
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by shred45 7y ago
I think this is an interesting analysis, but I'm not sure I can agree with some of the logic here. For example, a large component of "reliability" comes down to your implementation (multi-regional, graceful fail-over, etc.).
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by shred45 7y ago
Location: Chicago, IL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe Technologies: - Python (10 years) - Rust (3 years) - Application architecture and security (5 years) - Project / developer management (3 years) - Data Engineering (Python, Ha
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by shred45 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - Chicago, IL - REMOTE Chicago-based freelancer looking for 1-6 month projects. Have worn many hats over the years, but main focus for the last two years has been data engineering, dev ops, and Rust development. Hold an M.S. in
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by shred45 7y ago
I definitely can see how Lambda school is now incentivized to generate as many ISAs as they can, and that price discovery in the ISA market (and other somewhat opaque or difficult to model debt markets) can be tricky, but shouldn't Lam
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by shred45 7y ago
This to me is the real value. I'm not a huge believer in Bitcoin, but try moving > 10k USD between bank accounts (just operating a small business I run into this several times a year) and you will quickly see the appeal. High fees,
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by shred45 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - Chicago, IL - REMOTE Chicago-based freelancer looking for 1-6 month projects. Have worn many hats over the years, but main focus for the last two years has been data engineering, dev ops, and Rust development. Hold an M.S. in
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by shred45 7y ago
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I have found Bram to be surprisingly hostile to power users, which seems to go against the nature of Vim. In particular, I found this issue to be especially painful, although it appears to have reached some c
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by shred45 9y ago
Location: Atlanta, Ga Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Machine Learning, Data Science, Python, Pandas, Numpy, Spark, Hive, Rust Résumé/CV: http://bit.ly/2yDC638 Email: kevin.flansburg@gmail.com
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by shred45 11y ago
Actually, It just kind of looks like that. I'm really not sure what is going on. http://imgur.com/LCSA2mx
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by shred45 11y ago
I'm not sure if it has been removed from most dictionaries, but apricity is commonly accepted as "The warmth felt from sunlight". Wiktionary lists it as obsolete though. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/apr
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by shred45 11y ago
Lots of exploits fit in a tweet. Lots don't. That really doesn't have anything to do with how "bad" or "trivial" it is.
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by shred45 11y ago
They've also RUINED their docs pages. The typography hurts my eyes and the link layout makes it a pain to find anything specific. Takes me 10 times as long to find anything. :(
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by shred45 11y ago
I think that given the 'duration' setting, the author made sure that the event would take place in a given time, constraining the problem. Edit: that being said, it looks like in the heavily damped case it takes much less than the
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by shred45 11y ago
You don't consider motion based on gravitational and spring-mass models to be an application of physics?
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by shred45 11y ago
Ah, this makes much more sense, thanks.
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by shred45 11y ago
I'm getting the impression that the number of facts that I should be ashamed of not knowing is O(n!) where n is the unix time stamp. That definitely doesn't scale. But more seriously, I think I worded my question poorly. I underst
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by shred45 11y ago
Can someone explain the comment about how quadratic time complexity does not scale?
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by shred45 12y ago
FYI, I've recently worked on a similar project, and I tried both the ubertooth and this TI development kit device [1]. The TI device and software was much more reliable and is pretty much plug in and go. Did you do all of this through