NathanWong

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Skating to Where the Puck Will Be(nathan.ca)
1 points by NathanWong 12y ago|0 comments
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Scoring Ad Creatives with Neural Networks(nathan.ca)
2 points by NathanWong 12y ago|0 comments
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Using Docker for Self-Contained C++ Deployments(nathan.ca)
3 points by NathanWong 12y ago|1 comments
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Make the Type System Do the Work(nathan.ca)
196 points by NathanWong 13y ago|132 comments
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by NathanWong 13y ago
Just threw something together for this: http://botornot.nathan.ca/
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Bot or Not: Hacker News(botornot.nathan.ca)
96 points by NathanWong 13y ago|30 comments
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Say Hello to Donut Bot, BSA's Campfire Companion(nathan.ca)
4 points by NathanWong 14y ago|0 comments
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Introducing SDFRY, The Modern Programming Language(nathan.ca)
47 points by NathanWong 15y ago|18 comments
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by NathanWong 15y ago
It's not clear that this comment is addressing any real issues. Firstly, std::unordered_map is officially part of C++ now, and it's been available in all major compilers for a long time. Secondly, there's no substantial evidence provided to
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by NathanWong 15y ago
I subscribe to the school of thought that you learn by doing, so my best advice is to put yourself out there and write some code. I've read lots of blogs, and a small handful of programming books (K&R, parts of SICP, parts of CLRS, Prog
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by NathanWong 15y ago
Upvoted you for the interesting discussion. After I saw your first comment, I started writing out all billion numbers. It appears to be getting exponentially slower, which I suppose is to be expected as the file gets too big to fit in avail
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by NathanWong 15y ago
I didn't have 70 GB of disk space free (two small SSDs in my laptop), but I just started running it on my old machine and will let you know the results. The grammar, parser, and traversal functions took me somewhere between two and three ho
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Solving ITA's Word Numbers Puzzle(nathan.ca)
30 points by NathanWong 15y ago|24 comments