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   Ask HN: Learning how to convert Markdown to HTML

   1 points by auraham 5y ago|4 comments
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   by auraham 5y ago

   New MacBooks seem to be good again, especially the model with MagSafe. However, non-replaceable SSDs is a big deal for me. I know that a MacBook can have a long life span, but I'm not sure how long its SSD will work with any issues.
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   by auraham 5y ago

   Pied piper?
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   Bias-Variance Tradeoff (Animation)(mlu-explain.github.io)

   3 points by auraham 5y ago|0 comments
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   by auraham 5y ago

   Pelican [1] can translate markdown to html. However, I think read the docs [2] and Sphinx [3] are more suitable for a wiki (but it uses RST). Also, you can use themes [3]. [1] https://docs.getpelican.com/en/latest/
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   Vim: Navigating Splits(vimtricks.com)

   3 points by auraham 5y ago|1 comments
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   by auraham 5y ago

   I use Pelican for my blog because it meets all my requirements: markdown, latex support, jupyter notebook support, syntax highlighting, and integration with GitLab. I tried another blog engines, like Jekyll and Hugo. However, since I do not
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   MitM Proxy (Python)(docs.mitmproxy.org)

   2 points by auraham 5y ago|0 comments
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   Learn to Code with Fantasy Football(fantasycoding.com)

   1 points by auraham 5y ago|1 comments
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I skimmed this book and seems that it covers a lot of topics on the surface. Wonder if there are more in-depth books out there. Something like money ball or a book written by a statistician about applying stats for sports analysis.
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    by auraham 5y ago

    what about the fans? Many reviews online say that the fans spins frequently and are a bit loud. Also, did you find any issue on the output of dmesg?
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I am learning Elixir and I'd love to see a tiny game made in Elixir to play with and learn from the code. Any examples?
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    by auraham 5y ago

    Yes. There are many apps that work for mobile phones. There are also some devices that block calls using a landline phone. However, they are not flexible. If you want to block phone numbers using a pattern, like * 01 to * 99, it is difficul
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    by auraham 5y ago

    This tutorial [0] is by far the best resource I have found for learning the intuition of reverse-mode automatic differentiation in Python [0] https://sidsite.com/posts/autodiff/?utm_source=pocket_mylist
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I have searched for a project for blocking robocallers using a Raspberry Pi. Recently, I have received a lot of annoying calls on my landline phone. Surprisingly, there is a lack for solutions based on Raspberry Pi. This project [0] seems t
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    by auraham 5y ago

    Dave Thomas' post and talk about this. He 1) criticizes the overuse of GenServers, 2) the boilerplate code and large directory structures created by tools like mix and 3) gives a few ideas to deal with these issues. Amazing talk. http
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    Creating a simple extension to block websites (like HN)(ops.tips)

    2 points by auraham 5y ago|0 comments
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    by auraham 5y ago

    Use this extension [1]. It is based on WebRequests [2], so you can intercept HTTP requests and block content, like HN. [1] https://ops.tips/blog/extension-to-block-websites/ [2] https://developer.mozill
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I was about to say the same.
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I think you meant this link https://huggingface.co/transformers/
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    by auraham 5y ago

    Thanks for your answer! At first I though you were using machine learning as an end-to-end approach for solving an optimization task. Now, I understand that you use ML for creating a surrogate model and GD for optimizing it. Interesting!
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I would like to know more about how they use machine learning for tuning. From the article: > OtterTune works by iterating through different knob setting configurations and observing the database's performance. Its machine learning
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    Don't fall in love with your Mac–automate it(jeffgeerling.com)

    4 points by auraham 5y ago|0 comments
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    by auraham 5y ago

    It is an interesting idea to have a USA model. However, I do not understand why do they have two models of the same phone? It is like saying "We have this made-in-China phone which is secure and open source but we also have this other
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    by auraham 5y ago

    I am interested in reading books about software development and best practices like Clean Code and The Pragmatic Programmer [0]. I have coded for about eight years, but I would like to do it better. I would like to know your opinion about [
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    by auraham 5y ago

    Clickbait. There is no Machine Learning behind this.
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    by auraham 6y ago

    It's amazing the huge progress that the Elixir community has made in the last years. Jose mentioned other talk he did (I did not watched it yet), but I would like to see more examples and comparisons between Nx and NumPy to learn it fa
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    Vim Katas(github.com)

    2 points by auraham 6y ago|1 comments
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    by auraham 6y ago

    Thanks!
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    by auraham 6y ago

    Great talk! Wonder if the source code of the demo is available.