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unbalancedparen

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github.com 9mo ago

Show HN: Fuzz Forge, vulnerability discovery with AI and fuzzing

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blog.lambdaclass.com 2y ago

Interview about Austral, a systems programming language with linear types

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notamonadtutorial.com 5y ago

Come see BuzzConf 2020, a software and data science conference, online for all

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notamonadtutorial.com 6y ago

A brief introduction to the beauty of Information Theory

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lambdaclass.com 6y ago

Don't Bet on an Expected Value

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notamonadtutorial.com 6y ago

Interview with Noria’s creator: a promising research database in Rust

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notamonadtutorial.com 6y ago

Weld: Accelerating numpy, scikit and pandas as much as 100x with Rust and LLVM

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bayesway.com 7y ago

The Bayes Way – The Best Resources Learn Probability and Statistics

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

Interview on ”Bayesian Statistics the Fun Way”

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

Bullshit I had to go through while organizing a software conference

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

An interview with the creator of Gleam: an ML like language for the Erlang VM

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

Interview with Osvaldo Martin about Bayesian Analysis with Python

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

Inteview with Thomas Wiecki about PyMC and probabilistic programming

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medium.com 7y ago

There’s more to life than HTTP: VerneMQ a distributed MQTT broker

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notamonadtutorial.com 7y ago

How to pretend you have social skills

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notamonadtutorial.com 8y ago

Chapel: a productive parallel programming langauge

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medium.com 8y ago

One does not simply build a user interface: our ClojureScript/re-frame app

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notamonadtutorial.com 8y ago

HolidayPing: how we implemented an open source app with Erlang and ClojureScript

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notamonadtutorial.com 9y ago

Lasp: a little further down the Erlang rabbithole

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notamonadtutorial.com 9y ago

The big old reliable elephant: talking about Postgres with Craig Kerstiens

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medium.com 9y ago

ML landing in the Erlang world

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That is not correct. I have no interest in damaging anybody. That is why I did not write names and other things that happened in the article. He has already been banned from other conferences.

I am trying to protect myself based on what happened and other people told me, I assure you the last few weeks have been a hell for me. My only objective is to be able to run my conference as I want and not to be harrassed.

Hi rubyn00bie. I am the author. I agree with what you wrote. It is really important to understand the history of economic political thought. Nowadays most economic careers, specially in the developed world, are way too focused on mathematics. That is why I wrote: "Not only do we not fully understand how the economy works but also there is an endless debate on how it should function. Everyone has values and an ideology even if they don’t tell you. You should keep that in mind while studying economics. In this roadmap I try to recommend the tools easily available and that are a part of the current economic thought."