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1 day ago - absorptions

▲	see that the frequency of everything is zig-zagging as a function of time – that's flutter all right. But how to quantify these

1 day ago - Unremarkable thoughts | Random stuff that I care about

▲	I was taught glossed over on how I pick my utility function. I can adjust them to give me an answer that also

1 day ago - HackerEarth Engineering

▲	profiler for python functions which tells what exact expressions inside the function body triggers some network call like SQL queries by manipulating AST (

▲	call like SQL queries by manipulating AST (Abstract Syntax Trees) of function code. Shubham Jain \| 01 Feb 2016 Smart suggestions with Django, Elasticsearch

1 day ago - thomas vilhena's blog

▲	used to set the headers needed for the upstream servers to function correctly. Certbot Certbot requires two configuration files: /volumes/certbot/conf/options-

1 day ago - Fabulous adventures in coding | Eric Lippert's blog

▲	because there aren’t any. Similarly there are no lambdas, no function annotations, and so on. All the convenient syntactic sugars are desugared

▲	a little clunky to call AttributeSubpattern so I made a synonym function attribute as well. Notice that this class is a combinator; it

▲	in the forest. Every value is a fixpoint of the identity function bird. (Aside: Note that SKy names the identity bird for any

▲	Beta(2,2) fairness = random_variable(fairness) The decorator lets us manipulate function calls which represent random variables as values ! Now it should be

▲	down traversal to a bottom-up traversal is changing a single function call. Moreover, exotic strategies become just as easily tested. “Apply the

▲	don’t normally think of control flow as a kind of function composition . What if we did? We can use ideas inspired by

▲	way to do everything. Consider for example how to call a function foo with three arguments: foo(1, 2, 3) x = [1, 2,

1 day ago - Kai Kaufman's tech blog

▲	text.blogtest::main,"ax",@progbits .p2align 4, 0x90 .type blogtest::main,@function blogtest::main: ... // blogtest.rs : 5 A + B mov qword ptr [rsp],

▲	and I, which are both considered generic parameters from an “outer function”, inside the definition of the RESULT constant. Oh well. This is

1 day ago - Greg Navis | Fractional CTO

▲	to clarify how we wanted those parts of the application to function and look. What I liked most about working together was how

1 day ago - Aphyr - Posts

▲	re not familiar with Clojure’s reduce, it takes a reducing function f, an initial accumulator init, and a collection xs. It then

▲	sum count )) ([[ sum count ] x ] [( + sum x ) ( inc count )])) This mean function is what Clojure calls a reducer , or a reducing function . With

1 day ago - blog

▲	two Lexical Environments exist? My guess it's because we can call function before its declaration: (function () { return inner(); function inner() {return 1}; })() => 1 (

▲	bound to the function object early, when control enters the surrounding function; before any CATCH is executed; and therefore it doesn't see the

▲	a function expression, while in the second case INNER is a function declaration. According to the standard: Javascript execution context has two Lexical

▲	VariableEnvironment untouched. Function expression receives current LexicalEnvironment as its scope, while function declaration receives current VariableEnvironment as its scope [ §13 ], therefore E is

▲	VariableEnvironment as its scope [ §13 ], therefore E is invisible for the function declaration. Why everything is so complicated, why two Lexical Environments exist?

▲	WITH statement. So it has the same problem regarding function expression / function declaration: var o = {x: 1, y: 2} (function() {with (o) {return

1 day ago - er4hn

▲	system, decomposing it, and finding where form does not meet intended function 🔍️ I am most familiar with securing products (this may be referred