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by amirouche 7y ago
Sometime I get upvotes from old post, I can not tell which one because there is no notifications.
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by amirouche 7y ago
In JavaScript I don't know. In Python, there is still django-admin and a similar library for Flask. Generating the frontend is another story. > VulcanJS, but it's not clear to me if there's still an active community/a
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by amirouche 7y ago
When put together it seems like a lot. Getting to the point of focus in one hour for one hour of productivity translates in 4 hours a week of actual free time. This is depressing but the true reality. What Noam Chomsky says about wage labo
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by amirouche 7y ago
The space for small apps like spreadsheet2website, community website, CRM, ERP to name a few are all niches with existing major competitor. Maybe the time of low hanging fruits has passed and it is time to make the brain work. There might b
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by amirouche 7y ago
Someone shared this in IndieHacker recently https://github.com/mmccaff/PlacesToPostYourStartup
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by amirouche 7y ago
Why did you not use guile-wm https://github.com/mwitmer/guile-wm ? I love the idea of a wm calculus I hope that it comes to life somehow. What I can recommend you to look at, not sure it is very on-topic, is related to
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by amirouche 7y ago
There is the command-line interface `gnunet-publish`, `gnunet-search` and `gnunet-download`. There is nim chat application: https://git.gnunet.org/gnunet-nim.git/ There is also an unmaintained guile bulletin board: ht
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Accelerating Science: A Computing Agenda [pdf](cra.org)
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by amirouche 7y ago
An overview of unikernels https://github.com/cetic/unikernels
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Ask HN: Why unikernels are not more popular?
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Xz-ordering: A space-filling curve for objects with spatial extension(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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Memex Revisited [pdf](worrydream.com)
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by amirouche 7y ago
Nice achievements. I would contribute to such a project if it was coded in scheme.
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by amirouche 7y ago
> I ended up avoiding cl-async What do you use instead?
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by amirouche 7y ago
> If you wrap your CL app in a Docker image, you can continue running it on the prev distro version till you fix it to be compatible with the newer one. And that's just one example. That is perfect match for guix channels too. What
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by amirouche 7y ago
quick read https://github.com/a-guile-mind/book/#a-guile-mind-book
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by amirouche 7y ago
Nobody seems to do my technic, I used to do org-mode but then the TODO became too big and I could not remember exactly what happened. So instead, I use... one github private repository. I rely on (sometime big) issues and projects. I store
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by amirouche 7y ago
Is it relying on TF-IDF or BM25?
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by amirouche 7y ago
SEEKING TUTOR | Remote | NLP My background is in software engineering. I know Python, JavaScript and Scheme. I would like to transition to a data-science position related to Natural-Language-Processing.
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by amirouche 7y ago
I started a list of such software https://github.com/awesome-data-distribution/awesome-data-di...
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by amirouche 7y ago
The project I the most proud of is hoply [0] because it is a long running project. I mean by that that I started it several years ago and it is still going on. There is not much code but every line of it I meant it. There is still no real c
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by amirouche 7y ago
Challenging job is difficult to find for me too and I live in a capital.
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by amirouche 7y ago
... Or go create interesting content.
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by amirouche 7y ago
That is very inspiring thoughts. I love The Long Now project. I think more people should get interested in those topics and in general on the long standing impact of humans.
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by amirouche 7y ago
You might also know http://quepy.machinalis.com/ I have been working on similar stuff. I started with a graphdb in pure Python file-based then switched to EAV and bsddb. Nowdays I work mainly on https://github.co
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by amirouche 7y ago
did you try https://github.com/logpy/logpy/
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Show HN: Generic N-Tuple Store(github.com)
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by amirouche 8y ago
well done, thanks for sharing.
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by amirouche 8y ago
I started a awesome list dubbed "awesome data distribution" feedback welcome at https://github.com/amirouche/awesome-data-distribution
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by amirouche 8y ago
> We need something like a Github for scientific data where papers can reference data at a particular commit and then offer improvements through pull requests. exactly my thought, do you know any working group that is working toward tha

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