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Yesterday, we were talking about extending the current infrastructure database to incorporate other information to provide prompts to return machines to the pool of resources after they have completed their current role/loan, etc. There is also a wider requirement to bring these services back to Cambridge from Equinix/Scaleway, which will be the subject of a follow-up post. However, the idea of extending the database made me think that it would be amusing to overlay the machine’s positions onto Google Maps.
One of the problems we wrestle with at Jane Street is how tounderstand and manage the costs associated with the positions we hold:things like margin, financi...
Shortest Path This article assumes familiarity with Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm. For a refresher, see [1]. T...
Transpose If we are to represent a row of a matrix as a list of numbers, then a matrix can naturally be re...
More type classes in OCaml More type classes Author: Joel Björnson About the author: Joel has been enjoying functional programming ...
Here are two well known "classic" functions over polymorphic lists. map f l computes a ne...
In my last post, I gave some simple examples showing howyou could useself adjusting computations,or SAC, as embodied by our Incremental library, toincrementa...
