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I thought it was very interesting, but maybe also incredibly naive politically ? it's like he's re-discovering alienation under capitalism. A wood-worker could do the same argument…

It's already on my bank app since a couple of week, but I haven't tried it yet.

You should really do a Bayesian fit for such predictions and give confidence intervals, it would probably show that the uncertainty is very high in these cases.

That works well to get around patents btw :)

If it taste as good and is cheaper, sure.

I think there's quite a bit of "quiet work" going on that isn't very visible. Personally I've been happily using Julia for work everyday for years. When the language was younger th…

I gave it a try, I asked to do a reddit like forum and it did pretty good but damn I quickly hit the daily limit of the $20 pro account, and it took 10% of the monthly just to do t…

Also tried it on a small project, it did ok finding issues but completely failed doing rather basic edits, like it lost closing brackets or used wrong syntax and couldn't recover. …

Yeah that was a missed opportunity fore sure, joining forces 8 years ago would probably had yield better results that the current situation.

Funny how the already weak case for not working on Julia instead of creating a new language is becoming even more flimsy : FAQ: > Why not make Julia better? > We think Julia is a g…

>And it's basically not possible to escape that environment until the plane lands Ever heard of closing your eyes ?

I would add: - Good integrated test system (and test culture in the community) - Super good package/environment manager - Great integrated documentation system - Good version contr…