GitHub’s Magic Tools — GitHub CLI, API, and JavaScript
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Read moreInvestigating the I/O Monad in Go
From concepts to implementationPhoto by Marat Gilyadzinov on UnsplashIn this article, we will continue our investigation of applying functional programming concepts to Go. While in the previous article, we concentrated on pure functions, we will dive into the ideas and implementation behind effectful functions.Guiding PrinciplesLet’s recap some of the guiding principles.Pure
Read moreDevelopment Fatigue
Are you feeling drowned by the endless wave of new tech or finding it tough to log off post-work? You’re not aloneThe feeling of being a cog in a systemSo, I’ll start by stating that I will be talking about the kind of fatigue that I personally experience, though I’m hoping that
Read morePushing numerical integration routines to their limits
The previous post discussed the functions as test cases for plotting. This post will look at using the same functions as test cases for integration. As you can see from the plot of f30(x) below, the function is continuous, but the derivative of the function has a lot of discontinuities.
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Read morePlotting a function with a lot of local minima
Stefan Steinerberger defines “an amusing sequence of functions” in [1] by Here’s a plot of f30(x): As you can see, fn(x) has a lot of local minima, and the number of local minima increases rapidly with n. Here’s a naive attempt to produce the plot above using Python. from numpy
Read moreIntentful Computation
It’s time to revisit Web Intents.“The ability to imagine is the largest part of what you call intelligence. You think the ability to imagine is merely a useful step on the way to solving a problem or making something happen. But imagining it is what makes it happen.”— Sphere, by Michael Crichton.Last
Read moreWhat’s New in Xcode 15
Xcode 15 is now 50% smaller on the Mac App Store, with downloadable simulator runtimes for all platforms.WWDC23 Demo AppWWDC23 brought an exhilarating week for Apple platform developers, as Apple unveiled a plethora of exciting features for Xcode in the new Xcode 15. Let’s explore these features through their titles:Code Completion Prioritization:
Read moreUsing Computer Vision for Poker
Image generated by MidjourneyNot so long ago, I got into poker, and since I enjoyed working with computer vision, I decided to combine business with pleasure.General functioning of the programI should point out right away that I chose PokerStars as a game room and the most popular variety of poker — Texas Hold’em.
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