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by xiaodai 5y ago
I heard that Php is unsecure by default. Wonder what's the state of that?
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by xiaodai 5y ago
There is a hard cap on productivity given Dask is in Python, so you can't do advance stuff unless you code in C or C++. That's the issue with these tools.
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DoD's First Chief Software Officer Resigns in Frustration(secureworld.io)
56 points by xiaodai 5y ago|38 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Spark compares itself to Hadoop only on the front page. I wonder how Spark compares to Firebolt.
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Lol
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Lack of Sex is interfering with my ability to triage bugs(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
5 points by xiaodai 5y ago|1 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
But isn't mongodb open source anyway?
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The Czech Play That Gave Us the Word ‘Robot’(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
99 points by xiaodai 5y ago|45 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
I think disk.frame should fare pretty well if you use the `srckeep` function.
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Auto Differentiation for Computational and Mathematical Engineering in Julia(github.com)
3 points by xiaodai 5y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Water is wet, not dry!
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by xiaodai 5y ago
"It’s infrastructure services..." so yeah...
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by xiaodai 5y ago
GIL will improve performance of multi-threaded code but the issue with Python performance is single-threaded code and its rich object system. Can't see Python getting there unless we go to Python 4 which, given the fiasco that was Pyth
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Why no mention of Julia yet?
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Some kind of uglier Halite clone?
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by xiaodai 5y ago
That's why you need to use uplift modelling.
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by xiaodai 5y ago
That's why we need uplift modelling.
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Multithreaded Python without the GIL is possible(docs.google.com)
26 points by xiaodai 5y ago|5 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
No mention of Magma. My favourite
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Can't blame them if "researchers" are spending time on problems like this: "A Time-Series Analysis of my Girlfriends Mood Swings" https://www.reddit.com/gallery/q17vtl
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A Time-Series Analysis of My Girlfriends Mood Swings(jabde.com)
1 points by xiaodai 5y ago|0 comments
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Are You an Engineer/Programmer?(jabde.com)
1 points by xiaodai 5y ago|0 comments
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Chinese scientists synthesize starch form CO2 without photosynthesis(newatlas.com)
2 points by xiaodai 5y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
Unfortunately, in a private company which mainly cares about profit and hence productivity. That is the sad reality. That's why a cohesive social safety net is so important. Feel sorry for the guy.
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What color is your function? (2015)(journal.stuffwithstuff.com)
129 points by xiaodai 5y ago|57 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
How does it compare to Julia? Anyone with experience in both Nim and Julia?
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by xiaodai 5y ago
I think unlimited PTO policies only make sense with a minimum. The minimum in Australian law is 4 weeks. When I worked in Singapore I also got 4 weeks even though the labor law in Singapore technically only mandates 4 weeks. When I work wit
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by xiaodai 5y ago
serious? woah!! Retail banks in the US are the worst. All their branches look shabby. My comparison points are banks in Singapore and Australia.
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Dagster: Data flow engine from first principle; unlike AirFlow(dagster.io)
5 points by xiaodai 5y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 5y ago
they can only up their immigration and import workers from other countries like the US. E.g. there are lots of engineers graduating from Chinese, India, and East European countries. Maybe Japan is becoming less attractive for Chinese since

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