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Google's in-house editor, Monaco from Microsoft, Jupyter notebooks, etc. are all browser-embedded text editors. I believe the confusion you're experiencing is
by jimmyvalmer 5y ago
Google's in-house editor, Monaco from Microsoft, Jupyter notebooks, etc. are
all browser-embedded text editors. I believe the confusion you're experiencing
is the same one felt by manual drivers when the automatic transmission took over.
- Jugurtha 5y ago>Google's in-house editor, Monaco from Microsoft, Jupyter notebooks, etc. are all browser-embedded text editors. Could you share what you're doing with notebooks? Are you involved in machine learning or working with data somehow? What do you think about this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22164916 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22164916 Disclosure: a product in that space and talking with people like you is a blast.
- jimmyvalmer 5y agoAs "blast"-inducing as talking with "people like me" is for you, the effect is equal and opposite for me. Stop spamming HN and r/Machinelearning.
- Jugurtha 5y ago>As "blast"-inducing as talking with "people like me" is for you, the effect is equal and opposite for me. Stop spamming HN and r/Machinelearning. Upvoted for candor. How long have you been a moderator of both? And what do you find spammy on r/Machinelearning on reddit.com, a website initially populated with links by fake accounts created by the founders themselves? Which post, precisely do you consider spam on HN or on Reddit. Please be specific. Links appreciated.
- huble09 5y agoexactly