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Comment #15606326
GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) a…
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Comment #15389520
We are also looking for web designers (or anyone with great HTML/CSS skills and design sensibilities) to help us build out a complete overhaul of our app. It will be a responsive S…
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GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) a…
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Comment #15171567
GetSwift | Melbourne (AU), New York | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24M round) a…
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Comment #14907095
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME | $70k - $90k GetSwift is a software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. We are well-funded (recently closed a $24…
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Comment #14242872
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is an ASX-listed software company that aims to optimize last-mile delivery. Our software is used in 59 countries and ac…
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Comment #14029167
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our…
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Comment #13557058
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our…
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Comment #13314161
Not at the moment, unfortunately.
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Comment #13307311
GetSwift | Melbourne, Australia | ONSITE | FULLTIME GetSwift is a logistics software company that's just listed on the ASX. We're looking to grow our small team to keep up with our…
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Comment #12785901
It's interesting that you said the Haskell allows programmers to build Haxl, with the implication being that other languages would disallow it. I wrote a port of Haxl to C#[0]. At …
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Comment #12776250
I developed a PPL within C#, which I guess has a more familiar syntax for a lot of people. Basically, PPLs allow you to treat entire probabilistic models as primitives, and combine…
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Comment #12016876
Location: Melbourne, Aus Remote: Yes, able to overlap 6 hours PST Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies - React/Redux, Angular 1x, HTML/CSS, D3.js, Webpack - Haskell/ FP - SQL, Red…
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Comment #11905309
I'm not sure that "the areas of the complexity spectrum where the problems are too simple for async/await" overlaps with "the areas of the complexity spectrum that async/await can'…
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Comment #11904376
Yeah, it's certainly preferable to use Task.WhenAll or Promise.all in simple cases. For more complex cases, I like to make the analogy with asynchronous code. There's a few problem…
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Comment #11818243
Location: Melbourne, Aus Remote: Yes, able to overlap 6 hours PST Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies - Web: React/Redux, Angular 1x, HTML/CSS, D3, Webpack - .NET stack: MVC, C#,…
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Comment #11800761
Constructor injection?
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Comment #11800235
I think the section dealing with the Optional monad sort of glosses over their composability, which is one of the primary reasons we use monads. Multiple functions that all return …
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Comment #11623032
Stan uses Markov chain Monte Carlo for inference. MCMC algorithms can do very well at approximating the high-dimensional integrals required to calculate the posterior; estimating 1…
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Comment #11622842
I recently developed a probabilistic programming framework in C#. There's a fun example [1] in the tutorial that should give you a pretty good idea of what a PPL "feels like" to us…
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