Garph
def do(x, fs):
for f in fs:
x = f(x)
return x
Which allows left-to-right style programming do(list, filter, partial(map, int), sum)
I haven't put this into production code yet, but love pipelining scripts with do1. Pride and Prejudiced by Jane Austen
2. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
3. The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood
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If a resume came across your desk with Oracle as the primary work experience what would you do?
Can an individual programmer be help culpable for Oracle's issues?
I'm a runner with depression. I track my mileage, diet and general mood very closely and have started to brace myself for a depressive periods after major races.
I need redundancy with coping mechanisms, and the OCD nature of distance running is potentially setting people up for a fragile system should an injury occur or low-mileage phase crop up.
Always trust yourself. Any suspicion on your part is more than enough reason to go help. These guards have excellent reactions and don't try to make a judgement call between distress and drowning. While new to the job, I hesitated trying to verify patrons needed a rescue instead of going in immediately.
While this is anecdotal, I also found that poor treaders often made attempts to move to more secure depths. Struggling is no fun, and most people swim to have fun. The dangerous cases were people who did not know their swimming ability chasing family into the deep end.
Lastly we didn't allow floaties in the water, and I think everyone who sees this video should notice the trend and think twice about them.