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yenwel
7y ago
I've found myself in similar situation involved with evil forces within academia (which the corrupt system creates). Just get out of institutional/ bureaucratic academia and research. It will either make (you equally evil) or brea
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yenwel
7y ago
Newspapers are already losing boatloads of money since the ad market collapsed because of the monopoly facebook and google have.
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yenwel
7y ago
rust is getting HOTT? :p
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yenwel
7y ago
Event sourced persistent actors in cluster mode is where it's at!
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yenwel
8y ago
I've been compared to a race horse by my previous boss... This is just an echo from a generation that is holding on to power but lack the digital skills. It's like analphabetics being editors of a newsroom. This phenomenon will di
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The General Relativity Tutorial
(math.ucr.edu)
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yenwel
8y ago
If you want to do event sourcing. Look at persistent actors from akka (jvm and clr). It solve a lot of feaures as discussed here with replay, snapshotting, event upgrades etc.
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yenwel
8y ago
this guy agrees with you https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2018/11/18/Post-REST
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8y ago
Check out https://notebooks.azure.com/ . Fsharp is scriptable and has jupyter kernel...
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yenwel
8y ago
Check out fslab libraries. Deedle is what you want I think. https://fslab.org/Deedle/ Also: (Diffsharp is AD like pytorch) https://fsharp.org/guides/math-and-statistics/
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yenwel
8y ago
You have no idea how publishers are hurting financially because of the monopolized (google and facebook) market of internet advertisement is tanking. It's a bit like farmers cursing larger distributors and retailers for taxing at 200%
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Category theory and blockchain and petri nets
(statebox.org)
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yenwel
8y ago
Also nice: Erik Meijer Explains it well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMP6gI5mLHc (check out FP101 on edx) Statebox guys doing stuff with category theory, blockchain and petrinets: https://www.youtube.com/
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"In accomplished leaders, we often mistake vices for virtues. Steve Jobs succeeded in spite of his cruelty, not because of it. Every great leader has flaws. What defines a truly good leader is the humility to recognize them and the cou
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Non-Wellfounded Trees in Homotopy Type Theory
(arxiv.org)
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Autism is a problem with cognitive empathy (understanding and recognizing emotions in one self and others). Versus sociopathy and other dark triads which have a problem with affective empathy (experiencing an mirror emotion to the emotion o
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yenwel
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I think high functioning autism is just a DSM-isation (label as disease) of people with high introversion, neurotism and/or disagreeableness. Read "The silent power of introverts" by Susan Cain. People are people. We all evol
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actix-web is a web framework based on Rust (actor model abstract over local and non-local concurrency and Rust for speed and safety) https://github.com/actix/actix-web example implementation https://github.c
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8y ago
I hate powerbuilder with a passion.
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Course in applied category theory by John Baez (7 sketches in compositionality)
(azimuthproject.org)
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9y ago
On the one hand you have a company who's business model depends on milking patients on chronic treatments. On the other hand you have a company that is able to develop a permanent cures for that disease. Guess which company is a threat
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Because nobody knows a fast algorithm to factorize an integer into its prime factors. Yet, it is very easy to check if a set of prime factors multiply to a certain integer. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/439870
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9y ago
Yea learn regex, so you know when not to use it. For parsing non regular languages like XML...
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VoltDB?
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LINQ?
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yenwel
9y ago
Or... basic scala for category theorists
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Realtime computing
(telegra.ph)
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yenwel
10y ago
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