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541.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
Assumedly the sale of the service didn't also happen on international waters.
542.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
Yes, if I want to find someone to work with I certainly want someone that do care about not making a total mess in the VC history. Selecting for that seems like a very good thing, regardless of whatever else they contribute.
543.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
Huh? This is quite straightforward and is simply establishing what terms are used for describing the problem. The problem formulation itself seems to be the same as in any lower level course on optimization that is taught to regular masters
544.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
I must be missing something as this seems very basic. Assume A = vEv^T , where E is a diagonal matrix of eigenvalues and v is the transformation from A to E. Then A^n = vEv^TvEv^T..vEv^T. vv^T equals the identity matrix and will cancel out.
545.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
> we’ve gotten to the point of It has been the case at least as long as there has been structured governments around.
546.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
True, which is why Common Lisp accepts a parameter to specify which order the + should be applied - from left to right or vice versa. Left to right is default.
547.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
It is because there in general needs to be pretty big structural changes in the programs to make use of it properly.
548.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
I'd disagree. An abstraction is a way to reason about a problem. Often that reduces duplication, but it is a side effect from a better understanding of the problem.
549.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
Sequential IO is not dead for the simple reason that it is the simplest way of solving many problems. Often it will be good enough.
550.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
The underlying principle in Crystal is that data structures usually require explicit declaration while types of values passed around on the stack usually don't need to be declared. I find it makes it easy to reason about the result whi
551.
by yxhuvud 3y ago
And this is why having overflow protection on by default is a good thing.
552.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
It is certainly a strong argument that "move fast and break things" create a lot of code that needs to be rewritten.
553.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Yeah. I'd classify a month as vacation. I was out of commission for three quarters when it happened to me and I'm not certain that was enough.
554.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
For what it's worth, this is essentially what Crystal does, though by introducing a union type instead of an optional.
555.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
I'd rather think they hate it for being a word salad with lots and lots of boilerplate. Go has its issues, but that isn't one of them.
556.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
While what you are saying is true, there has also been a tremendous amount of investment in energy efficiency, and that is something that I would expect to continue for quite a while.
557.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
That sounds very location dependant and not necessarily feasible at all given higher and higher share of wind power being used. That hydro will be needed during periods of low wind to stabilise everything else.
558.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Regarding your second sentence in particular, the Haber Bosch process already make ammonia out of hydrogen. That it usually take hydrogen produced out of methane is something that can be changed.
559.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Shifting electric prices due to wind power is a strong motivation to pool it though.
560.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
It is not. Thankfully the electricity required for hydrolysis can either be moved around or created sufficiently close to a steel plant.
561.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Eh, because it is nice to be able to buy hardware on release day and actually have it work.
562.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Are they adding a new jit each version now?
563.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Isn't that better solved by not allowing templates to be passed around and blanks filled in later but instead force them to be executed immediately? This is the case in Ruby and while there have been plenty cases of code injection, I&#
564.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
> unless the unsigned Integer is fully underflow checked at runtime. Sure. That doesn't mean the datatype wouldn't be nice to have even with such checks. There are languages out there that fully check over- and underflow. Java
565.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
Depends. For example, if the slowness comes from sequentially emitting a lot of http requests, a lot of performance can be gotten from doing it concurrently.
566.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
If the so called legit folks sell you, then they are not legit.
567.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
No, there are use cases where new entries are not ingested by requests - sometimes you know all work that needs to be done upfront. And sometimes you have a situation where you have a few requests coming in over time but that you at the sam
568.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
A mmorpg would have user churn though, so even if it aquired more users to offset that the end result would be less coins in circulation. In other words: The system is already broken by design. Using a single consistent server would not cha
569.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
I work at a publisher that has been around for 200 years. Of course there is a library. There are also books lying around all over the place. I haven't seen any technical litterature though.
570.
by yxhuvud 4y ago
That still sounds like a situation where the merchants could shop around and where a functioning market could be created. That is a lot harder with the transaction fees as merchants typically don't charge different prices to customers

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