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by sieste 6y ago
Thanks, looks like I should give julia a try again.
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by sieste 6y ago
To play an equally broken record: Have julia's ridiculously long precompilation times improved recently?
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by sieste 6y ago
I'm interested in what better/ other UI paradigms there are. Could you elaborate?
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Hiroo Onoda's Twenty Nine Year Private War(web.archive.org)
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by sieste 6y ago
"Ten computer codes that transformed genomics" would be a more fitting title. It's a good selection of algorithms, but quite biased by the author's field of research.
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by sieste 6y ago
https://www.kickscondor.com/slaptrash/ "Yes! It is without meaning and function! We-eee-eee-eee!!"
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EleutherAI Grassroots AI Research(eleuther.ai)
2 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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GPT-Neo – Building a GPT-3-sized model, open source and free(eleuther.ai)
725 points by sieste 6y ago|252 comments
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Tutorial: Creating Web APIs with Python(programminghistorian.org)
1 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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Russell's Conjugation(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sieste 6y ago
David Deutsch: The Fabric of Reality
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by sieste 6y ago
Or try Stephen Wolfram's setup: https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/data/uploads/2019/02/07-...
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by sieste 6y ago
So you're saying all those functional programming posts I see on the front page are HN mods pushing the topic? I'm shocked! :)
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by sieste 6y ago
Off topic: Strange, I submitted this link 2 days ago. Why does it show up as "2 hours ago" now?
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by sieste 6y ago
I agree with it being a bit intrusive. I certainly wouldn't write a package in lambda.r or use it in code that I share with coworkers. I think the target audience are people familiar with R who want to explore and play with pure FP con
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Lambda.r Functional Programming in R(github.com)
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by sieste 6y ago
Unpaywalled link https://www.stat.berkeley.edu/users/rabbee/correlation.pdf
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by sieste 6y ago
There are at least 13 ways to think about correlation Rodgers & Nicewander 1988 "Thirteen ways to look at the correlation coefficient" https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/2685263.pdf
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Poor evidence that Q-tips are harmful(residentcontrarian.substack.com)
120 points by sieste 6y ago|167 comments
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Tim Minchin “Thank you god”(youtube.com)
1 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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by sieste 6y ago
Great article. Bohmian mechanics is often dismissed with reference to the impossibility of hidden variables due to Bell. So I enjoyed reading the following bit: > Here’s how Bell himself reacted to Bohm’s discovery: But in 1952 I saw the
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by sieste 6y ago
> In my opinion, we need a statically typed contender to R, Python and Julia. Nim is getting there.
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by sieste 6y ago
wenc's comment (currently top) links to a video where luke tierney explains why the magrittr pipe is not optimal so they are looking for a native solution.
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by sieste 6y ago
> The lambda syntax (\(x) -> x + 1) is similar to Haskell's (\x -> x + 1). The proposed lambda syntax for R is `\(x) x+1` so `\` will just be shorthand for `function`.
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Modern physics from an elementary point of view [1970](cdsweb.cern.ch)
1 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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by sieste 6y ago
In my university's juggling club, two discrete camps of jugglers emerged: The "social" jugglers (partner juggling, much chatting, tricks more playful and less technical) and the "mathematical" jugglers (practicing o
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by sieste 6y ago
Thank you HN for not being completely dominated by this topic over the last few days.
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Asteroid Psyche could be worth more than our global economy(forbes.com)
3 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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Conspiracy theories among rational agents(core.ac.uk)
2 points by sieste 6y ago|0 comments
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by sieste 6y ago
Once this becomes widely available as a free app, people will figure out quickly how to cough in a way that gets the desired result.

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