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by shuzchen 9y ago
Hy actually used to have a let (but a broken one) and it was removed in a recent version. For context on this see https://github.com/hylang/hy/issues/1056
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by shuzchen 9y ago
It's not a useless line, because prepack has no idea what Date.now() does (there are no guarantees in javascript that it hasn't been replaced with another function). It might mutate some global state somewhere, so the resulting c
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by shuzchen 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I've been big on python testing lately. I've implemented testing for large python projects at two companies now, bring them from 0% coverage to 100% coverage. I'm well versed on moc
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by shuzchen 10y ago
What value is there in counting "one tree, two trees" given you have small trees, large trees, new trees, dead trees, and trees of different species? You can't substitute any given "two trees" with any other "
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by shuzchen 10y ago
Numbers and math are required for theoretical space travel, but not necessarily for practical space travel. Catching a ball requires solving differential equations, but children and animals are capable of performing this action with no pro
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by shuzchen 10y ago
Have you looked into whether this is legit on legal usage? You appear to be using noun project icons in these logos, and afaik most logos on the noun project are creative commons with attribution (and I confirmed by selecting a few logos w
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by shuzchen 10y ago
I disagree, I think it makes Python look really good. Being an interpreted, dynamic language where most internals are represented by a hash table, it'll never compete in terms of raw speed. The people who choose Python choose it for
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by shuzchen 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I've been big on python testing lately. I've implemented testing for large python projects at two companies now, bring them from 0% coverage to 100% coverage. I'm well versed on moc
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by shuzchen 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I've been big on python testing lately. I've implemented testing for large python projects at two companies now, bring them from 0% coverage to 100% coverage. I'm well versed on moc
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by shuzchen 10y ago
I was just about to complain how TS fails totally for typechecking backbone models or immutablejs datastructures: both situations where obj.get("foo") and obj.get("bar") return a particular type but there's no way o
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by shuzchen 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I've been big on python testing lately. I've implemented testing for large python projects at two companies now, bring them from 0% coverage to 100% coverage. I'm well versed on m
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by shuzchen 10y ago
By no means should you just use prospector as is. The defaults are pretty good, but if you have a huge project it'll make more sense to do a little configuration, and most of the tools that prospector wraps are configurable. I for on
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by shuzchen 10y ago
It seems you're looking for tools to manage code quality. In that case I highly recommend prospector ( http://prospector.landscape.io/en/master/ ). It wraps a whole bunch of tools in one interface. I suggest p
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by shuzchen 10y ago
So what I imagine when we talk about a single database is just some mapping of stock shares to owner. So to keep track of who owns what share, when some shares gets transferred you just update each row accordingly. (Imagine a stock with 1
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by shuzchen 10y ago
There is already http://www.tornadoweb.org/en/stable/ which is python3 compatible and shipped in production software across lots of companies (last I heard hipmunk and quora uses it)
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by shuzchen 10y ago
Since this is a benchmark of eventloop based frameworks, it makes sense to only spawn a single eventloop and test against that. I looked through the code for the python servers and they are all configured for a single event loop, making th
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by shuzchen 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I'm a generalist with a vast amount of experience working with web technologies. I am capable of doing system admin and orchestration (ansible is my favorite), backend code (I prefer django a
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by shuzchen 10y ago
Can anybody in HN provide a quickpath into the beta? I signed up when it was first announced (seems to be over 30 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11352389 ) but haven't heard anything back yet.
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by shuzchen 11y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE / Las Vegas area I'm a generalist with a vast amount of experience working with web technologies. I am capable of doing system admin and orchestration (ansible is my favorite), backend code (I prefer django
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by shuzchen 11y ago
While the AI problem of Fire Emblem isn't easy, it's likely a magnitude smaller than the Hero Academy on. IIRC, in Fire Emblem every character gets some small amount of actions per turn, whereas in Hero Academy you have a pool of
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by shuzchen 11y ago
xhyve isn't exactly production ready (and the main repo hasn't been updated for a while). Did you guys actually solve some of the major problems (e.g., https://github.com/mist64/xhyve/issues/86 - c
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by shuzchen 11y ago
That same Hypervisor.framework is also what powers https://github.com/mist64/xhyve I was really excited about that project but it doesn't appear to be getting much attention.
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by shuzchen 11y ago
I've actually been through two interviews where I wasn't expected to finish the project, and I ended up getting the jobs. I think the difference there was it wasn't set up that it's "OK if you don't finish&quo
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by shuzchen 11y ago
research research. there are a lot of things wrong with publishing and accessing research that really shouldn't be the case: public access to research is locked into expensive journals, while we already have tons of cheap distribution
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by shuzchen 11y ago
Honestly memory is such an untrustworthy thing!
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by shuzchen 11y ago
If you want just the vdom model, look at https://github.com/Matt-Esch/virtual-dom I remember at one point mithril's vdom implementation was based on virtual-dom but I can't seem to find any documentation to
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by shuzchen 11y ago
When I had spare time I was working on a Terraria-inspired game. Here's a sample video of how far I got: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clxX8QZonL4 with the code here: https://bitbucket.org/sirpengi&#
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by shuzchen 11y ago
The one thing that constantly impresses me in Django is how the devs handle changes. As much as possible they follow a deprecation schedule, provide opt-in support for future changes ("load url from future" for the url template t
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by shuzchen 11y ago
(disclaimer: i used to work at spideroak, but not on the crypton project) I would chalk this up to R&D. I don't think they'll make any money off of Kloak but they do want to bring crypton (the framework on which Kloak is buil
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by shuzchen 11y ago
Actually https://www.mailgun.com/ works just fine, it's just the http version seems to be misconfigured. Also, https://mailgun.com (no www) redirects to a http version? They really should be using HSTS any

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