wocram

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by wocram 7y ago
What does technical expert at large mean to you? I have some idea from my experience, but it seems like it's usually a nebulous role that nobody asked for.
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by wocram 7y ago
I mostly agree with you, but DotA plus is a shift towards subtly pay-to-win features. It's always surprising when a subscription lapses and I find out something is a DotA plus feature and not just part of the game.
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by wocram 8y ago
Is that the last thing blocking "fortran-parity" in rust? Is there a working group hpc would fall under? Last I checked there was no fast-math on stable, and #[repr(align)] was recently added.
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by wocram 8y ago
If you want the directory to come from your current pane instead of the current session, it's a little easier: bind '"' split-window -v -c "#{pane_current_path}" bind % split-window -h -c "#{pane_cur
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by wocram 8y ago
Is it possible for this sort of thing to make it into the compilers? Seems like it might see much more usage that way.
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by wocram 8y ago
Is this project ready to share? It's not published to crates.io, and doesn't have a license or Cargo.toml
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by wocram 8y ago
Do you mean to check Skylark or python built with bazel?
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by wocram 8y ago
Am I the only one using Nix (the package manager) for this? It's lovely and works for other languages and binary package management as well. I encourage people to try it out, interactive usage looks something like `nix-shell -p python
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by wocram 9y ago
It's actually more complicated, nbbo governs quotes but there are a few other things that affect your actual trade price such as exchange fees and price improvement. For example, every exchange can have the same quote, but a different
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by wocram 9y ago
Are you opposed to java, or to installing being more than one step?
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by wocram 9y ago
nix for Linux, and maybe Solaris. Unfortunately Windows is go through instructions.
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by wocram 9y ago
Can you expand on why that is an issue? The other argument I've seen is that just requiring java is already too much.
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by wocram 9y ago
I don't think this is very far off, most languages with a package manager are relatively easy to finagle into bazel. That said, c/c++ dependencies are not, and every bazel user needs to put in some extra effort there. Eventually b
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by wocram 9y ago
When suggesting that rust do the same, I learned that nix doesn't work on Windows.
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by wocram 9y ago
What kind of user experience are you talking about? As someone who uses it as just a package manager, I have had no complaints around using `nox`, `nix-env -i`, and `nix-env -e`. It does seem to have a sprawling cli and many additional purp
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by wocram 9y ago
If you hold ETFs sure, but most people are holding the mutual fund equivalents that only trade at the end of each day.
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by wocram 9y ago
That's not an open source product and not available otherwise, though it is backed by kythe.
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by wocram 9y ago
I imagine this is yet another thing that can be cached, but you can expand on 'other systems'?
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by wocram 9y ago
Is this not something that is already being worked on? Making commits across even submodules seems to have little support anywhere.
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by wocram 9y ago
>> There was (and maybe is?) parts of the Git codebase that didn't scale because they were O(n). This is indeed true, the various efforts to upscale git (msft gvfs, etc) run into this and try to upstream things, but it is slow go
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by wocram 9y ago
This is an issue with protobuf, not grpc, right? If you can figure out exactly which part your complaining about you should be able to automate it (eg. generating the boilerplate using reflection in java)
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by wocram 9y ago
Does this support any amount of build caching? If not, then at what scale does this help anyone?
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by wocram 9y ago
I couldn't tell what it was at all, and 'Everything that matters' isn't enough for me not to click away.
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by wocram 9y ago
Isnt the eclipse foundation where projects go to die?
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by wocram 9y ago
https://rocket.rs/ is basically this, but in rust instead.
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by wocram 9y ago
How can there be solidity "experts" for something that has existed for so little time?
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by wocram 9y ago
What makes you say there's a floor?
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by wocram 9y ago
People work on what they want to, a lot of times without much regard for the user.
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by wocram 9y ago
As far as I Kno, IFTTT only supports simple if a: then b triggers, you cannot have multiple inputs or outputs. Do zapier or others improve on this?
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by wocram 10y ago
Literally all retail brokers are getting paid by a citadel for their orders.

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