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When does a when expression in Kotlin need to be exhaustive, and when not
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Implementation inheritance is bad – the fragile base class problem
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What Kotlin could learn from C++'s keyword const
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Another personal, generic, things-I-learned-as-a-software-developer list
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Undictify: A Python library providing type-checked function calls at runtime
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Undictify (python lib): Type-safe dictionary unpacking / JSON deserialization
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Initially I started to built this library solely as a learning experience. But then I needed to deploy Keras models in a specific C++ application and thus added the Keras import. Along the way I learned a lot about the the Keras model forma
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Frugally-deep – A header-only library for using Keras models in C++
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Creating a replacement for the switch statement in C++ also working for strings
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FunctionalPlus now supports function composition with improved type deduction
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Functional programming in C++ with FunctionalPlus; HR challange Gemstones
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11y ago
8 hours of standing still (even with good posture) is not the healthiest thing. Movement, using the range of motion of ones joints, changing the posture and alternating load and deload is healthy. This does not happen automatically with a d
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11y ago
Great to hear that. Good luck on your journey to functional programming. I also started with Haskell and had problems with it. Then I found Elm, and that was like of a gateway drug for me. Here is my story in case you are interested: https
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11y ago
What do you do if your application needs to do both?
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11y ago
That does not sound like a nice way to die. ;)
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11y ago
Yes, stream fusion is a really cool thing. I do not know how to implement it without making things complicated in my Library. I know it is not designed perfectly.
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11y ago
OK, I understand. I just think that performance can be neglected completely at many places.
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11y ago
I really like your remark about the performance of if (Contains("I", SplitWords(team))) so I added it to the README. If you don't want the 15 in the odds, just to this: auto goodOdds = without(15, keep_if(is_od
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I write performance critical software for a living (industrial image recognition) and I often try to squeeze the last few percent out of an algorithm. But even in my case the by far largest part of code I write is not performance relevant a
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11y ago
While working on my last projects I accumulated a collection of pure functions I needed now and then. So I thought, why not write a short pitch as a README and make it public? So here it is. It would be very nice of you if you could tell me
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FunctionalPlus – helps you write concise and readable C++ code
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A too naive approach to video compression using artificial neural networks
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A too naive approach to video compression using artificial neural networks
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11y ago
Perhaps PayPal?
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11y ago
Wow, that is totally awesome and potentially can save me a lot of time in the future. Up to now I prototyped most of my OpenCV stuff with small python scripts. I guess this has changed now. :) Where is the donate button?
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Can confirm. These lectures are totally awesome. It is also possible to understand them only by audio, for example while driving.
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The bug is fixed now. ;) You can select the output format via command line.
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11y ago
Oh, thanks for reporting. This is fixed now. :)
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Switching from imperative to functional programming with games in Elm
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11y ago
Thanks. Up to now I only tested with Libre Office.
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