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Comment #34228386
> And yes, in finance, the correlations between asset classes shoot up toward 1 in periods of crisis (black swan event) . Hence, the research for tail-hedging strategies... Related…
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Comment #34057566
Efficiently? Maybe. Providing the same type trust and guarantees? Probably not. A public, append-only Merkle tree just has a lot of interesting properties and I think there are spa…
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Comment #33913074
> So they set out to describe it as „an accident“ because „blameless post-mortems“ are something people really like? As someone who has operated bug bounty programs, understanding …
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Comment #33818550
This looks fantastic! I'm working on a desktop app and I've been struggling with the extensibility story in the back of my mind for a couple of weeks now. Thanks for building this!…
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Comment #33806103
> I can't find any motivation to write abstract algebra to build UI widgets This made me chuckle, because I am at this very moment trying to apply the "tagless final style" describ…
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Comment #33804680
For me, I use the simple stuff (Semigroup, Monoid, Monads, Functors, ..) the most. Often times I'll be reasoning about a problem I'm working on in Haskell and realize it is a monad…
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Comment #33428715
I would imagine in the current climate the properties are operating at a profit, don't you?
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Comment #33378053
What about incitement to violence?
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Comment #33278465
Right? Also these companies probably hired a lot of folks during the pandemic, and also relaxed their performance criteria while everyone was adjusting to remote work... So this ju…
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Comment #32679013
Why would a crime (especially one external to the university) be better handled by the university than the legal apparatus?
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Comment #32161689
Agreed. If you're an individual who wants to work this hard, hopefully you can find a team of like-minded folks who will work hard with you and make sure that it is structured in a…
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Comment #31954436
Flask is a multi-threaded server, so while only one thread can execute Python code at a time (due to the GIL), you still get concurrency with respect to IO. Not to say that e.g. Fa…
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Comment #30962730
I definitely had some uncanny valley vibes watching it, but I think it might be a combination of the camera's perspective (distorting distances away from center) and the footage be…
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Comment #30936454
I'd think it is something like a ratio of bitrate to entropy. How quickly is information being processed relative to how quickly it is being lost?
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Comment #30484641
I think it is safe to assume that most/all (large) modern countries have paramilitary forces that are used to carefully tip the scales toward outcomes that are in their best intere…
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Comment #30130515
Uniformity, presumably
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Comment #30003781
Presumably there would be a similar page in the Gitlab Handbook if they had findings
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Comment #29959768
I'm not sure how meaningful it is to separate politics from religion at the the level of the individual person. Those two things are strongly interconnected and together constitute…
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Comment #29924763
In the physical world there are folks who design bridges, dams, buildings, telescopes, furniture, and a million other things. All of those have unique requirements and skill sets. …
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Comment #29898957
> does any sort of protest outside the capitol = "coup attempt"? The rally was organized under the headline "Stop the Steal." It was very explicitly the intent to prevent the peace…
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Comment #29812599
Note that this doesn't appear to have been submitted by the post's author, and HN may not have been the intended audience.
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Comment #29749820
> It insists on having a chain of updates from a single user, which feels unnecessary to me and something that adds bloat and rigidity to the thing — each server/user needs to stor…