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Couple of #podcast episodes for you. I listened to them both yesterday evening and thought they were Dead Good. First from #TwosComplement https://www.twoscomplement.org/#podcast/swift-with-doug-gregor. Second, from #JaneStreet's #SignalsAndThreads https://signalsandthreads.com/why-ml-needs-a-new-programming-language/

Couple of #podcast episodes for you. I listened to them both yesterday evening and thought they were Dead Good. First from #TwosComplement https://www.twoscomplement.org/#podcast/swift-with-doug-gregor. Second, from #JaneStreet's #SignalsAndThreads https://signalsandthreads.com/why-ml-needs-a-new-programming-language/

Couple of #podcast episodes for you. I listened to them both yesterday evening and thought they were Dead Good. First from #TwosComplement https://www.twoscomplement.org/#podcast/swift-with-doug-gregor. Second, from #JaneStreet's #SignalsAndThreads https://signalsandthreads.com/why-ml-needs-a-new-programming-language/

Couple of #podcast episodes for you. I listened to them both yesterday evening and thought they were Dead Good. First from #TwosComplement https://www.twoscomplement.org/#podcast/swift-with-doug-gregor. Second, from #JaneStreet's #SignalsAndThreads https://signalsandthreads.com/why-ml-needs-a-new-programming-language/

I recently found the #TwosComplement #podcast by @benrady and @mattgodbolt. Their episode on #Golf reminds me of work I've seen on #Darts, and figuring out where players of varying skill levels should aim to maximise their chances. https://www.twoscomplement.org/#podcast/golf-for-hackers

Also, I now want to have at least one round of terrible golf. Any Fedigolfers near me who are willing to risk the wrath of the greens keepers and show me what to do / let me desecrate their holy course by pouring cursed ineptitude all over it?

This is often useful for finding the most commonly occurring lines in a file using the #linux #commandline

https://gist.github.com/sjaturner/a42a791bd61f41c4bff414bf1ec1922d

I seem to recall this mentioned on an episode of #twoscomplement - its surprising how useful this technique is.

It's handy for logfile analysis - sometimes the lowest frequency entries are the most significant. You can squish out numerical information using sed or tr which can help, too.

https://gist.github.com/sjaturner/a42a791bd61f41c4bff414bf1ec1922d