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by TeeWEE 11y ago
You can use TensorFlow to train your own networks and setup your own ML pipeline.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
How does this work internally. Its not using a neural net is it?
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
This BDD driven tests, are imho not adding much value for developers. I"d rather call into the test myself with some code (python unittest)
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
This is all known stuff right. Its basically vector format VS bitmap format.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
When i saw the example code, the first thing that is see is the use of globals: from main import app app.html This is a reason i would never use a library like this. Flask has the same issue with globals. I think is a common proble
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Are there any demo apps i can download?
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I cannot sign up, there is a 500 error
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Wow, the website of churn buster explains NOWHERE how churnbuster actually works. Just pointing to tweets, and saying you have "algorithms" doesnt cut it. This is a crap landing page (for tech savvies). But maybe only marketing gu
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Actually not much. Its called lambdo because you can deploy functions to the cloud, but those functions can be written in a non functional style
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Indeed, with python i can program fastest, but whenever something gets big you had wished i programmed it in golang. However, its still a valid choice to choose python initially. It depends
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I worked on a project with go, and initially i liked it. Because the new way of thinking, and the fast compiler. But both the error checking, missing of generics, and missing of real functional programming paradigmas, required me to write s
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I really like webcomponents, but they still statefully update the UIX, just like most native ui frameworks. React solves this by giving a declarative functional approach to webdevelopment. Would it be possible to combine both react with web
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Is there some article that better explains the subject matter? I would like to learn more but i dont want to read this article.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Nice setup, but its very cumbersome to write graphs in ascii, i prefer DOT if i dont care about layout too much, otherwise i use gliffy or something like that. For simple diagrams this is nice. However i think the main reason to use this is
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I"m from the netherlands, and i can say that the dutch report, didnt blame anybody, because the researchers didnt have the 'mandate'. Basically they didnt have the right the blame russia. Its clear from all the facts that thi
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
The problem here is that the politics don"t want to have issues with Russia, the researches even say: 'We don"t have the mandate make accusations'... Basically the dutch goverment prevented them from accusing russia, bec
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
its back up
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Still down in europe ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I really dont understand this...
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
The software still models a full network, the hardware has a different network topology.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
The author of imba has some problems understanding languages vs frameworks/libraries. I quote: "Imba is a new programming language for the web that compiles to performant and readable JavaScript." Ok, so i understand I
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Indeed, i just posted the some comment, but you where first. The shadow dom solves the css modularity problem. And also comes with better "componetization of the web". React is imho not the end solution, and the virtual-dom and th
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Where do you read that? I just checked the spec and coundt find this exception to the rule.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Doesnt the shadow-dom solve the problems with css modularity. You just write the css for your component, and it doesnt leak into anything else... Why do you need something like css-modules?
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
I agree with you, however the only way to really componentize (decouple) your css from the rest of the webapp is to use the shadowdom. In Web Components writing specific CSS for a component is fine. And it wont pollute or over-rule your oth
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Try dragging your mouse (while holding the mouse button) in the "Saturation" component (its the square with rainbow colors). Every mousemove event causing the react action-render-treediffalgo-dom-mutations loop to kick in. Which i
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Well, since react forces a diffing algorithm for every state changes. It is difficult to create realtime components that update every few millis to get a 60 fps framerate. I think that is what is happening here. Dragging in the color picker
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
https://github.com/casesandberg/react-color/issues/13
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
Try dragging within the colorpicker rainbow sections... Its super slow, for every drag event React-engine will perform a diff on the domtree.... This is not the way to implement such components. React is nice for non-continuous dom updates.
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by TeeWEE 11y ago
The idea of Relay is cool. And GraphQL is indeed a nice thing for mobile engineers and product developers. I think its a novel way to query data. Note: i'm mainly covering GraphQL What i'm missing is implementations. For graphql y

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