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So far enumerations had two drawbacks for me:
1. Values can be anything. Typically I have a name and a numerical value in most programming languages that support enums as a built-in type. So I have t…
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Good day!
I'm interested on integrating choco with python's [PuLP library](https://github.com/coin-or/pulp) to test it with the models that I've modeled so far.
This library (PuLP) lets the user b…
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# Software tools
The software tools listed here are ones that we've found useful for various [Wild Peaches](https://wildpeaches.xyz/) articles, or maybe we think they'll cool once we get around to th…
JanDW updated
10 months ago
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Using Duktape 1.5.0 and GCC 6.1.0 on OSX:
```
duk_hthread_builtins.c:313:3: runtime error: left shift of 31 by 27 places cannot be represented in type 'int'
duk_hobject_props.c:829:14: runtime error:…
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Hi
I have the following code:
`
t 1) %>%
print(n=100)
`
The excel file column "SUTcode" contains a mixture of numbers and strings, I therefore set the format in Excel explicitly to "text".
W…
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Hi!
Any plans to support null safety?
I get, that default syntax implies nullable variable as in C#, but it would be nice to have a syntax for non-nullable variable type if applicable.
Many langu…
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I started to think about a new error model.
This is what I get so far
```ts
export type DecodeError =
| Leaf
| LabeledProduct // suitable for product types indexed by labels
| Indexed…
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## Scope
The purpose of this proposal is to allow the definition of operations which:
- conceptually belong to a type, but may be called without an instance of the type, and
- are polymorphic, that i…
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By 'built-in' I mean that argument names for all functions should be simply generated from their definitions, for example: `func f(x, y, z) {.....}` would allow positional arguments call `f(10, 20, 30…
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The idea behind a random forest is that, by averaging predictions from many trees, we can do better than any single tree alone could. However, in some instances (e.g., for visualization), it would be …