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aaroniba

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About aaroniba

I like to write computer programs.

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    Comment #45057411

    To what extent do tight-knit teams adjust their interpretation of confidence levels on an individual basis to reflect their ratio? Like, "Overconfident Oscar expressed a tiny bit o…

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    Comment #40381241

    Yes. Perhaps this is a performance choice for DataScript since DataScript does not keep a complete transaction history the way Datomic does? I would guess this helps DataScript pro…

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    Comment #40381119

    Yeah, I've used a transaction functions a few times but never had a case where two transaction functions within the same d/transaction ever interacted with each other. If I did enc…

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    Comment #40375386

    I think the article answers your question at the end of section 3.1: > "This behavior may be surprising, but it is generally consistent with Datomic’s documentation. Nubank does no…

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    Comment #28340351

    That's a good point. Even though this would weaken my argument (slightly), I now wonder if modern JITs can completely optimize debug.log(someExpensiveFunction()) into a NOOP if the…

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    Comment #28339478

    Yes lots of programming consists of gluing together libraries, but in my experience languages vary dramatically at how well they do even this. For example, consider logging librari…

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    Comment #20955196

    I have a Boosted Rev and live in Nob Hill in SF with some steep hills. It zooms up all the hills pretty easily.

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    Comment #18116818

    Like others, it took me a while to understand what this actually does. Even coming from a Clojure+Datomic background. As best I can tell, this is like phpMyAdmin for Datomic. But t…

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    Comment #16986649

    I know that algorithmic betting on horse racing is popular in the UK via exchanges like Betfair. Does anyone know if there is an exchange/API for Hong Kong horse racing?

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    Comment #16867722

    You might think from the URL or logo that this is some kind of official ClojureScript page, but it's not. The official page is clojurescript.org (no hyphen). I don't speak in any o…

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    Comment #15940188

    I recently used this algorithm in a project. For anyone looking for a high-quality Java or Clojure implementation, I would recommend: https://github.com/timothypratley/munkres (Clo…

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    Comment #14450355

    I agree there are many considerations when choosing a library, but conciseness does come up. For example, I was recently impressed with how concise http-kit is. The author seems pr…

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    Comment #14448778

    Yes. You put it better than I did.

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    Comment #11211457

    This is great. I wish I had this when I was learning reagent.

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    Comment #5307911

    I've been using Swiss Arrows. https://github.com/rplevy/swiss-arrows

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    Comment #5154533

    The equivalent clojure code would be: (defn f [a b] (let [res (join "," (sort (distinct (mapcat keys [a b]))))] (if (empty? res) " " res))) Also I'm not a Scala expert, but I think…

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    Comment #5022666

    BattleCode was the best thing I did while at MIT, and one of the most unique and rewarding experiences of my life. The way David and I were able to win it in 2003: at that time, ro…

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    Comment #4799645

    It looks like drip does not automatically work with lein: https://github.com/flatland/drip/issues/36 Here's my workaround to use drip to start up lein repls instantly: https://gist…

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    Comment #4509227

    Yes, it's really faster than biking. I average 12mph on the boosted board. I know because I use a GPS app on my iphone to monitor my rides. This is unfortunately necessary because …

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    Comment #4509222

    I bring it in wherever I go. Haven't had a problem yet. While grocery shopping, I put it underneath the shopping cart.

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    Comment #4507927

    I said that. I realized my world was divided into: places I could walk to, places I could bike to, and places I could drive to. Where I live (downtown Palo Alto), driving is a hass…

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