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   Gigalixir: Elixir's Platform as a Service(gigalixir.com)

   3 points by auraham 6y ago|0 comments
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   by auraham 6y ago

   I support this. Although a journal may not accept that kind of work, you can still publish it in your blog.
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   Oh Shit, Git?(ohshitgit.com)

   302 points by auraham 6y ago|156 comments
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   by auraham 6y ago

   There are so many things I like about this little device: - The promotional video is funny, it shows all the potential of the device. - The character is adorable, I really like that angry dolphin (am I a joke to you?). - The device
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   by auraham 6y ago

   You can check Géron's book to know more about data preparation, specifically the second chapter. This chapter details an end-to-end machine learning project (price prediction). Here, the author describes scikit learn's pipelines f
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   by auraham 6y ago

   Good to know, thanks for the link!
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   by auraham 6y ago

   It seems awesome! In addition to the GUI, both the database editor and the test runner are great features for the command line.
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   by auraham 6y ago

   I have Deep Learning with Python (Chollet, first edition) and Hands-On Machine Learning (Géron, first edition). Both books are highly recommended. Introduction to Statistical Learning is also available for free online: http://fac
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   by auraham 6y ago

   This is a really useful utility. This post explains how to use it with mercurial for better diffs: https://ianobermiller.com/blog/2016/07/14/side-by-side-diffs...
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    Ask HN: How to land a job after finishing a PhD?

    4 points by auraham 6y ago|2 comments
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    Splitting APIs, Servers, and Implementations in Elixir(pragdave.me)

    1 points by auraham 6y ago|0 comments
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    by auraham 6y ago

    Totally agree. The first example was clear and intuitive, but I was lost when the author outlined the idea of blocks indexing blocks indexing values. Maybe an additional example could clearify this subject, improving considerably the qualit
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    by auraham 7y ago

    I really like those covers. The new ones, well, they are not as good as the old ones, though. I prefer the black-and-white animal drawing theme instead of a 3D-colorized animal on the cover.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    Great post, although I would like to know his approach for handling the last case. There is a related post: "Cleaner, more elegant, and harder to recognize" https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050114-
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    by auraham 7y ago

    Is the notebook available in github? I would like to review the code of plots and animations. The post and links is awesome.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    I feel the same. Recently, I updated Spark just for the dark theme option. I don't mind the short introduction of new features. However, I hate when the app dramatically changes, as Spark did. Now, the UI of this version is significant
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    fzf - A command-line fuzzy finder

    2 points by auraham 7y ago|1 comments
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    Ask HN: Book for deep learning best practices

    1 points by auraham 7y ago|0 comments
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    by auraham 7y ago

    Can you elaborate your answer? I wonder how the second approach works, a link to an implementation would be helpful.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    How can I determine whether a function can be pickled? A few months ago, I developed a concurrent system using ProcessPoolExecutor. In that case, the function made use of numpy, scipy, and some instaces of classes. I worked as expected, but
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    Deep Learning Cheatsheets(stanford.edu)

    4 points by auraham 7y ago|0 comments
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    A command-line based markdown presentation tool(github.com)

    1 points by auraham 7y ago|0 comments
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    by auraham 7y ago

    somebody knows how to create slides like that?
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    by auraham 7y ago

    I liked the latex template, could you give more details about it? such as font name and so on.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    I am attached to Ubuntu because of apt, my development stack (python, numpy, scipy, matplotlib, and so on), and i3 as window manager. I would like to give it a try, but I am not sure if these applications are available in OpenBSD.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    This project seems interesting. I usually use a 4x4 grid on i3. I wonder if your pluggin can handle this kind of grid. From the pictures, it seems like new windows are arranged vertically only, as columns.
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    by auraham 7y ago

    Actually, i3 is one of the main reasons I use Ubuntu on my daily basis (the other one is apt). As far as known there are other applications similiar to i3 for MacOS, but they are not as good as i3. So sad.
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    by auraham 8y ago

    I visited dell.com after reading the article, but it seems that the XPS 13 Developer Edition (DE) is not available anymore, so did they stop selling them? Of course, the XPS 13 (both 2018 and 2019 edition) is available, but the DE edition i
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    by auraham 8y ago

    I was to post the same. It could be seen as an disabled option.
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    by auraham 8y ago

    I enjoyed the post. I am not familiar with the website, but from the examples in the post, it seems that only the x-axis is labeled. It can be hard to understand the meaning of a plot when only one axis is labeled.