JacobEdelman

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JavaScript Neural Networks(synaptic.juancazala.com)
1 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Eh, a lot of the additions are improvements, a few are not, a very small few introduce some annoying features. It's an improvement, maybe not perfect, but still a big improvement. Disclaimer: I like JavaScript.
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JavaScript uneval()(developer.mozilla.org)
2 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Really smart people I know like www.scottaaronson.com/blog/ . It's quite popular on HN. I also recommend https://news.ycombinator.com/ for interesting articles :P
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Ask HN: Should people downvote comments they disagree with?
1 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Wait, is there any other reason to want to become a wiza- I mean programmer?
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Oh, nice. I'll definitely look at this.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
I've seen Prezi, it is quite nice but it seemed a bit too mainstream.
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Ask HN: What alternative presentation formats to PowerPoint are there?
14 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|17 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
What? No. Facebook cares about keeping people engaged, and about making itself a part of everyday life. In that sense its okay for them if its not "exciting". It no longer needs to get people's attention, now what it has to d
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Ask HN: How should I show sarcasm on the internet?
3 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|8 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Oh god, please no.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Hmmm... Now someone has to take all the detection algorithms from facebook (for detecting who your close friends are, who your spouse is, ect.) and run them on the Star Wars characters.
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US Navy: New laser weapon works(cnn.com)
3 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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Comparative morphology of popular xkcd characters [pdf](pnis.co)
6 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
If you want to have bleeding edge developer software than you may need bleeding edge developer hardware. To clarify, I don't think mainstream applications or even betas should aim at bleeding edge hardware, just that when we plan on ma
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
I don't like the idea of developing for current machines. With the constant advances in computers the next generation of applications, "developer apps" should be made for the next generation of computers, meaning that its oka
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
But what about making a site that's pleasant to use. It might take more clicks to get somewhere but the style and experience is better. Sites like HN and the Drudge Report convey the information effectively but they are not necessarily
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Ask HN: What is the goal of website design?
4 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|7 comments
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Ash HN: What are the best designed personal web sites?
10 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|5 comments
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Desktop-Simulator Website(jacobedelman.com)
1 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Already after 1 hour of this being posted on hn... Reminders abound of how evolution only made us good tool makers to help us to reproduce more.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Looks amazing. The fact that its just returns the "Cannot connect to server of image2text models" makes me very sad.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Although this article isn't by Wolfram I agree that the philosophy of his company seems to be to hype products like any normal consumer company does. The problem is this doesn't really work when your selling and academic product.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
Its a They, not He. The post isn't written by Wolfram himself :)
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
I disagree. If it was open source I think enough people would write libraries for it (or add-ons or whatever they would be called) that most if not everything could be done with functions found online. In the rare event that they could not
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Show HN: IRC Library in Rust(crates.io)
3 points by JacobEdelman 12y ago|0 comments
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
The Exponential Information Overhead can't be simulated in poly time.
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
To me it looks like they have exponential growth in the number of connections between the memory elements. This would account for having exponential storage while still not violating any physical principles (also, it would not be nearly as
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by JacobEdelman 12y ago
I'd agree except for this bit:"ndeed, a practical implementation of a UMM can already be accomplished by using memelements such as memristors, memcapacitors or meminductors, although the concept can be implemented with any system

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