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Comment #47962716
Weird timing, I just stumbled upon this Brian Beckman video recently https://youtu.be/ZhuHCtR3xq8?si=ifeR6wddsPRdOw1N
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Comment #47958402
It’s possible (even true in my opinion) that garbage collected functional languages and low level languages like Zig are both great, and serve different purposes. I actually ship s…
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Comment #47439982
This. It's valuable b/c if you have many thousands of python devs using astral tooling all day, and it tightly integrates with subscription based openai products...likelihood of op…
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Comment #44798720
I am pretty far to one end of the spectrum on need for comments. Very rarely is a comment useful to help you/another developer decipher the intent and function of a piece of code.
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Comment #44798396
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Comment #44798357
Easily 99% of comments generated by LLMs are useless.
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Comment #44733695
There are mountains of data that show it actually has long term benefits beyond weight loss (beyond even the obvious health markers that improve due to losing weight). I wouldn’t b…
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Comment #44600738
Anyone that’s worth anything at all in this field is “self taught”, some of them just went to school first.
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Comment #40239203
I am a strategist at a smallish boutique quant investment firm. This is how we think about hiring a junior person. It's not all that different for a more senior person, but actual …
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Comment #40237348
When we hire a junior person we are interested in math background, ability to communicate real world value of various models to our investment process and familiarity with computer…
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Comment #40236257
I work in quantitative finance and have wanted to to start using OCaml at work for years. I just find that unless you are at a shop like Jane Street with a well developed proprieta…
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Comment #40232635
If you were to buy a property today in any major market, the average unlevered cap rate on leasing residential property is nowhere near 20%. In many cases it’s not even profitable …
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Comment #40232499
This is only part of what drives inflation. Yes, increase in money supply creates upward pressure on inflation. Higher interest rates reduce borrowing, which decreases demand for g…
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Comment #33788673
This is exactly my point. Let subject matter experts in their respective disciplines handle what they know and communicate through the lingua franca of R. Most data scientists/stat…
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Comment #33788491
Unfortunately it seemed pretty clear from the start that this is what data science would turn into. Data science effectively rebranded statistics but removed the requirement of dee…
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Comment #32924185
No, I comment on posts about pc fan grills at 6am...I'm single :)
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Comment #32924078
hmm, I always assumed there was some other benefit. I'm taking all mine off. Seems pretty easy to not ram my finger in it.
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Comment #32923990
The point of a grill is to block dust and debris, which presumably I want. Otherwise I would just not use one and my fans would be the quietest and cool most effectively. What is t…
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Comment #27784998
I really love Scala for all of these reasons, it also has the benefit of being used frequently in industry (big data, etc).
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