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Chart-SVG – a Haskell charting library
(tonyday567.github.io)
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zygomega
4y ago
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Coder Climate Action
(tonyday567.github.io)
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zygomega
5y ago
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Haskell Is Diverse
(tonyday567.github.io)
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zygomega
5y ago
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Consider the Ellipse
(tonyday567.github.io)
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zygomega
5y ago
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zygomega
6y ago
I often think about functional programming as a directed graph consuming information.
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Machine Learning in Haskell
(tonyday567.github.io)
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zygomega
6y ago
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zygomega
9y ago
The author addresses the potential benefits of immutability and laziness in a note on cover trees[0]. Last time I checked, this is still the world's fastest NN algorithm. Haskell could shine in numerical computing. I think the key is p
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zygomega
10y ago
Akerlof's: If you don't know whether you are being sold a lemon, you probably think you are, and will only pay lemon prices. Hence brands and hence public market information openness. Minsky: stability begets hubris begets instab
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zygomega
10y ago
Fishing for them as a kid, they were notorious for playing dead, then jumping out of the bucket and waddling back down the bank. Smart fish.
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zygomega
10y ago
Does anyone know why communication is being shut down? Can they leave it on so we can get telemetry?
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zygomega
10y ago
I was at a meeting just yesterday, where I said, the state borrows when rates are low. Just like SimCity.
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zygomega
10y ago
He's sending them out to die perhaps, in his name. Is he out there? Not a nice move.
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zygomega
10y ago
The army is secular. Every 20 years they remove some dictator or zealot that the system seems to throw up regularly. I'm not sure if there's been a split in the armed forces before, but the police always cop a hammering.
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zygomega
10y ago
It might start off with version control, but it would then end with us gulping plump helmet slurpees watching the latest cgi DF-Marvel tie in at the local megaplex. Leave the brothers be, and let future historians earn their pay.
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zygomega
10y ago
I wish 'programming' included teaching our kids how to be proficient users of technology. How to effectively google, how to bring up a terminal, ssh to another machine, how to secure your privacy are the type of skills I hope are
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zygomega
11y ago
In practice, it's the opposite. Switching may be a sign that you are a bad driver but it's also a sign that you are price sensitive which is usually the more important signal. Never switch and you are flagged as price insensitiv
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zygomega
11y ago
It's a grey area legally, and is usually prevented by ethics committees and industry bodies. Practically, if you collect the information you run the risk of a large anti-discrimination suit down the track. The usual proxy for race
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zygomega
11y ago
Rents can be seen as a future cash flow stream, at least partially protected from erosion by competition, that is a reward for past efforts. In a world where interest rates decline after the establishment of the rent, super-normal profits f
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zygomega
11y ago
Modern FP thinks of object oriented processes as comonadic. See http://www.haskellforall.com/2013/02/you-could-have-invented... for a good exposition.
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zygomega
11y ago
> there is a reason we have labor productivity statistics that try to quantify this Productivity measures have been pretty screwed since services became the dominant labour form. If my dog groomer decides to charge me an extra 20% then
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zygomega
11y ago
A major fault line in the current economic system is the concept of 'right to work'. The current structure presumes that the right to receive a proportion of economic goods of a society should be strongly associated with employme
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zygomega
11y ago
I disagree. The evidence in quotation, plot detail and story-line convinced me it was either Pynchon or a brilliant mimic. None else does it like this.
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Haskell as a JavaScript MVC framework
(tonyday567.github.io)
55 points
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zygomega
11y ago
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zygomega
12y ago
> To begin, I’m going to illustrate a mathematical fact. 'growth' rate is likely to be a geometric constant, not an arithmetic one. A 0% growth rate followed by a 6% growth rate is not 3% geometric growth on average. 100% grow
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zygomega
13y ago
And ditto the reaction of the community. No aggressive denunciations or vindictive chat - just calm and helpful trouble shooting. +1 for the culture they have created.
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Financial Crisis and the Zombie Apocalypse
(ai-cio.com)
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zygomega
13y ago
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zygomega
13y ago
Thanks Beagle, and I appreciate the sentiment and goodwill behind your comments. I remain optimistic, however irrational that seems. Big Finance is oriented to Big Data crunch-and-run processes as you describe. A highly non-linear, inclusi
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zygomega
13y ago
I hope you're right! Cory Doctorow suggests the main problem for writers is obscurity not intellectual property theft and I think the same can be said about about traders. By the time we get successful enough for people to take notic
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zygomega
13y ago
I'm thinking of a much shorter time horizon. The problem with long-term investing right here and now is that potential possible futures include many where the long-run risk-asset investor ends up with a big fat zero. Someone, somewhe
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Trading: a hacker approach?
(hyperq.github.io)
4 points
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zygomega
13y ago
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