alixaxel

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by alixaxel 10y ago
Would be interesting to see your digital location as well. ;)
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Vanadium(vanadium.github.io)
2 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Useful! Love the clean design by the way.
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Forget the box, look at PiedPipper!
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Archive of Interesting Code(keithschwarz.com)
4 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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Acksin Autotune – Autotuner for Servers(acksin.com)
3 points by alixaxel 10y ago|2 comments
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Min-Max Heaps [pdf](cglab.ca)
3 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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Count-Min Sketch and Calculator(crahen.github.io)
1 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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Open Data Structures Book(opendatastructures.org)
5 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Angular 2 vs React? Pff.. Haven't you heard, now the cool kids are going with Elm nowadays.
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by alixaxel 10y ago
As a Portuguese you definitely made me wonder now... Care to expand?
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Big-O Cheatsheet(bigocheatsheet.com)
4 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Do you know about https://pangoly.com/en/ ?
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VisuAlgo – Algorithms Visualized(visualgo.net)
4 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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Visualization of Sorting Algorithms(sorting.at)
3 points by alixaxel 10y ago|0 comments
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Sure. :) Besides a few performance improvements, we've upped the limit from 15k domains to 50k domains ( https://namegrep.com/#%5B0-9%5D%7B4%7D%5Babcde%5D ). We've also introduced .io and .co TLD lookups (albeit wit
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Yeah, unfortunately both .io and .co are not gathered from authoritative sources, as the registrars don't provide free access to their zone root files. :\ I use this myself to look for domains and I figured something would be better th
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Show HN: Insanely Fast Domain Search(namegrep.com)
4 points by alixaxel 10y ago|5 comments
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by alixaxel 10y ago
Back button doesn't work on mobile. :(
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Inka3D – Maya to WebGL Transpiler(inka3d.com)
1 points by alixaxel 11y ago|0 comments
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by alixaxel 11y ago
Also curious, could it be one of these websites where they explain algorithms visually? Have you tried https://hn.algolia.com/?query=levenshtein&sort=byPopularity&... ?
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by alixaxel 11y ago
Nice article! BTW, Go has a very complete RE2 parser: https://golang.org/pkg/regexp/syntax/ - it even handles simplifications for you, I'm actually using it together with a RDPT in namegrep.com. And in J
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Street-Fighting Mathematics(mitpress.mit.edu)
245 points by alixaxel 11y ago|37 comments
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by alixaxel 11y ago
Levenstein is an absolute metric, I think something like soreson-dice would be more useful. Regardless, if you take the short keywords and blacklist them by approximation with curse words from several languages I think it would be really ha
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by alixaxel 11y ago
Looks pretty cool, I've been playing with it for a while now, too bad the refresh button is so small on mobile. Mind if I steal the concept for namegrep.com? :)
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by alixaxel 11y ago
I was going to pick this up, but then I looked at the Web Framework Benchmarks and I got a bit disappointed: at it's best Elixir peaks at 40% of the performance of Node.js, and 5% at it's lowest. Another worrying metric is the num
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by alixaxel 11y ago
What is this? I can't make sense of any of it (is it because I'm on mobile)?
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by alixaxel 11y ago
I can't download it on Android.
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by alixaxel 11y ago
The CoreUtils sort is amazingly efficient, it can sort files nearly as big as your hard drive without matching memory requirements. With all these node.js / Go / Rust CoreUtils implementations I'm still hoping for one of them
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by alixaxel 11y ago
I'm just smiling now. :)

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