ahurmazda

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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   I am familiar with libc (I will have to look up Foundation). My opinions were based on cursory browsing at best. To be clear, coming from mostly python/c++, I was looking for something like `import pathlib` or `#include <filesystem&
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   Likewise, I tried _swift_ back when it was first announced. I had trouble finding tools in standard library to handle simple FILE operations. There are many resources on using PythonInterops to get the job done. But kinda defeats the purpos
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   I have been pleasantly surprised by FB's suggested translation even when the messages are written in seemingly (to me) complicated transliteration of Bengali.
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   Awesome! Now that we have union, implementing intersect[1] would be killer. [1] https://github.com/axiomhq/hyperminhash/tree/master
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   I very much enjoy vscode for local edits. Alas! Majority of my time is spent on remote machines. I’m yet to find a solutions better than ssh + vim. I desperately want to be able to use vscode on remote boxes (eg using whatever python interp
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   There was a recent detailed study [1] by SFCTA that partly blames the traffic woes on the likes of Uber/Lyfts. They also released an interesting interactive map [2] that is worth exploring [1] https://www.sfcta.org/site
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   "Asked how he wanted to be remembered, McCain said: 'He served his country, and not always right—made a lot of mistakes, made a lot of errors—but served his country, and, I hope we could add, honorably.'" Last part alway
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   I hope these videos will live on for many years to come. Absolutely amazing and rich oral history of many things we take for granted in our daily lives.
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   by ahurmazda 8y ago

   Yes! Took me (embarrassingly) long to discover since I could not figure out how to google it
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    by ahurmazda 8y ago

    This company is behind chainer, a deep learning framework that partly inspired pytorch [0]. In fact, its was one of the first frameworks to come out with define-by-run (aka eager execution). The also developed CuPy (think numpy on gpu) [1]
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    by ahurmazda 8y ago

    Julia Python R
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    by ahurmazda 12y ago

    okay, I just spent my lunch time going over the tutorial. It makes me happy (and very thankful) that people like you are taking the time to create such great resources. Kudos!
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    by ahurmazda 12y ago

    Is this a joke? I am serious...