A confusing probability question: Red and green balls in an urn (colab.research.google.com)

Screenshot of colab.research.google.com: A confusing probability question: Red and green balls in an urn

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Screenshot of simonensemble.github.io: Solving the bowling problem with dynamic programming

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Screenshot of victorpoughon.github.io: Show HN: I made a spreadsheet where formulas also update backwards

Show HN: I made a spreadsheet where formulas also update backwards (victorpoughon.github.io)

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Screenshot of github.com: Smooth weighted round-robin balancing

Smooth weighted round-robin balancing (github.com)

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Screenshot of hurmet.org: Hurmet: A Notebook for Calculations

Hurmet: A Notebook for Calculations (hurmet.org)

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Screenshot of github.com: Multiplicative Infinitesimals

Multiplicative Infinitesimals (github.com)

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Screenshot of railsatscale.com: Rails Is a JIT Compiler

Rails Is a JIT Compiler (railsatscale.com)

5 points by hellerve 5 days ago | 0 comments

Rails at Scale blog post on speeding up Rails enum methods by generating code with module_eval instead of define_method and public_send, with YJIT/ZJIT benchmarks.

ruby-on-rails ruby zjit yjit

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