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by auvrw 9y ago
making animated gifs https://github.com/ransomw/dotfiles/blob/master/shutils/gifm... ... and some other stuff, but that's probably the most important.
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by auvrw 9y ago
> The dial pad is fine. Leave it alone. i did https://github.com/ransomw/simp-phone/blob/master/client/app... ... and it still turned out to be a convoluted story of code design. perhaps the resu
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by auvrw 9y ago
> Am I being unknowingly unreasonable in wanting this? i don't think so. or if you are, then i am too. or it depends on how much you want this and why. i lurked on the Hurd IRC about 5 or 6 years ago, and i get the sense that develo
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by auvrw 9y ago
here are some related programs https://wiki.haskell.org/Manatee
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by auvrw 9y ago
first: i like math. i think the tone of the article is good, however, because it's definitely possible to start playing with pylearn, make some SVMs, and have a lot of fun without worrying too much about L^p spaces are in the first pla
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by auvrw 9y ago
i suggest that it's more important to collect results (theorems) than texts. course descriptions on university sites would be a good thing to scrape (and and NLP >>?) for both. WARN: the following is ranty. it turns out that, n
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by auvrw 9y ago
see also. https://www.hugsql.org/ binds Clojure functions to SQL ---- clojars stats: GitHublayerware/hugsql 76,170 Downloads GitHubjkk/honeysql 168,981 Downloads ---- these two libraries coul
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by auvrw 9y ago
there are chapter endnotes and an appendix that looks very helpful. meta-texts like this one are a must, because the subject is so broad. moreover, i find a lot of the oft-recommended books in this area very noisy on the theory side. i ima
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by auvrw 10y ago
> Zymergen decided to eliminate the whiteboard interviews that are a standard part of the hiring process for software engineers and developers can solve a range of issues perhaps gender diversity is just one facet of this "Brogramme
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by auvrw 10y ago
http://www.mtv.com/news/2592934/robert-downey-jr-on-burger-k... 汉保王 is, by contrast, wonderful
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by auvrw 10y ago
provided there are a few tasks to handle at once, some of the time under the general "wait for compute" heading can be reduced by switching between tasks ... just recently (my dumbfoundedness over why i didn't think of this s
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by auvrw 10y ago
> Everything is published under Creative Commons Attribution. this is tres bien. same for data sets?
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by auvrw 10y ago
in my (incredibly limited) experience, Impact Factor is also a consideration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impact_factor
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by auvrw 10y ago
the article title (and indeed, upon groggy inspection, the article itself) is misleading: it's likely the the _hypothalmus_ "forgets" while the the _cortex_ "remembers"/"learns" during sleep. i think
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by auvrw 10y ago
mobx looks neat ... have been using alt.js as a (similar, i think?) middle of the road solution between _all_ of redux's patterns and no flux at all.. .. i'm also told that, if all you're doing is rendering templates, you mig
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by auvrw 10y ago
here, footprint is 'memory footprint,' the amount of main memory used by the application. this is useful b/c VPSes are priced mostly based on memory ----- i like that this says it's mostly trying to be "ring for nod
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by auvrw 10y ago
> Everyone wants to do machine learning, but nobody seems to want to learn statistics. i think there are are a fair amount of people who want to learn the stats .. even some who want to learn the analysis. it appears that some things tha
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by auvrw 10y ago
also, class + studying while immersed. it's helpful to do both. and watching tv or listening to the radio .. .. so essentially i'm saying "do everything you can think of, especially living in an immersive environment"
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by auvrw 10y ago
i think this (the parent post) is truth: i've had conversations a/b behavior specification where edge cases simply aren't taken into account. so the specification would say, for example "it does this when anyone clicks
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by auvrw 10y ago
> the cucumber files just become yet another thing that the developers or testers have to write yep, if (and it's sounding more and more like "when," even outside of my anecdotal experience) that decision is made, there&#x
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by auvrw 10y ago
it's difficult to get a picture of all the nuances of this project, of course, from any quick read.. one thing that the article left me wondering a/b is the outline of "the new stack" which is "agnostic to any progr
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by auvrw 10y ago
> Behavioural driven development (BDD) https://cucumber.io/ is a particularly awesome idea for specifying behavior. really want to try it out for a project sometime: the idea is to write the spec in these domain-specif
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by auvrw 10y ago
agree w/ liking "curmudgeonly" js when Crockford got vocal: at a time when only ninjas were allowed to pee (and to pee, of course, a ninja stands up), he was like, "no, quit these 'ninja' antics, kids, and jus
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by auvrw 10y ago
upvoted, and not disagreeing (b/c i know nothing a/b this) -- would like a similarly semisimple explain on how "interaction" thru gravity alone makes any sense at all in the relativity framework: light no longer travels
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by auvrw 10y ago
first, i recoil at "advanced" and would prefer "pure". that aside, > You move easily among ... different ways of representing a problem is like 3 answers in one. representation has specific meaning. for me, however
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by auvrw 10y ago
i'm reading the thread is in the ctx of merging tor vs disabling mathml, which (mathml) isn't implemented in chrome according to mdn.
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by auvrw 10y ago
> later books bourbaki is fairly early. the date on your site is related to translation. although the halmos book appears wordy, i think he has a sound pedagogical style appropriate to his target audience, having glanced at the text men
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by auvrw 10y ago
from the article > Let’s make it clear that mixins are not technically deprecated. If you use React.createClass(), you may keep using them. We only say that they didn’t work well for us, and so we won’t recommend using them in the future
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by auvrw 10y ago
have you tried sqlalchemy? i s'p it's properly a database toolkit w/ an ORM component, written in such a way that the ORM can be refactored out once the database structure begins to stabilize. ... also (and this is _totally_
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by auvrw 10y ago
yea, it's strangely counterintuitive: the politics of tor are non-mainstream, but in a potentially positive way. yet, that left the door open for seriously negative sociopolitical issues. is that the tl;dr of the parent post? anyway

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