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by bootcat 9y ago
I have to completely agree with the article, and that has been my learning working for biggies in the US. But not all people agree on that. They consider themselves smarter, after writing complex code with no documentation. Also, certain pe
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by bootcat 9y ago
Thank you ! I was thinking to put time into deep learning and it seems like this is a good way to start !
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by bootcat 9y ago
Great project, hope it works as advertised. I had asked for support in hackernews for supporters and co founders who can contribute and grow a product !
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by bootcat 9y ago
Does anybody know if Hetzner charges forex on US debit/credit cards ?
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by bootcat 9y ago
I am also on Linode as its price point is its strength. Really considering if Hetzner would charge forex on US cards, otherwise, seems like a good plan.
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Simple Garbage Collector – Implementation(journal.stuffwithstuff.com)
2 points by bootcat 9y ago|0 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
So this course is only to be taken by students of university ? Theres no web version ?
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by bootcat 9y ago
In the company i worked for, they had their own CI/CD system which tracked information about each service and the systems onto which it has to deploy. Once it was all configured, it was basically button pushes. Also the system tracked
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by bootcat 9y ago
Thanks, really useful site and article !
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by bootcat 9y ago
Amazing but simple explanation. Really allowed me to grasp JIT.
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Jackob Nielson – Usability and Aesthetics(nngroup.com)
1 points by bootcat 9y ago|0 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
I am doing something related to meditation, where i close my eyes for 40 minutes and chant for a good part of it. It is really helping me progress spiritually.
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by bootcat 9y ago
Great !
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by bootcat 9y ago
Thanks , great info !
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Ask HN: Is there a hackable Network Switch?
9 points by bootcat 9y ago|6 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
I think the questions are too opinionated !
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Google Finance Tab(blog.google)
15 points by bootcat 9y ago|2 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
A similar question i asked, got good responses. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14290025 . But i have the same question and thought too.
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by bootcat 9y ago
Have you tried Dalmatein and TsDB ?
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by bootcat 9y ago
I absolutely agree, and I am thinking strategies to even automate the capatcha, using crowdsourcing or better, using AI/ML ( which is not trivial ). duckduckgo is good but not there yet. Would you be interested to work on a search engi
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by bootcat 9y ago
One of the important avenues to scrape AJAX heavy and phantomjs avoiding websites is using the google chrome extension support. They can mirror the dom and send it to an external server for processing where we can use python lxml to xpath t
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Ask HN: How many books have you read completely?
2 points by bootcat 9y ago|0 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
I have also used Mathematical monk, who was simple and good in introducing basic concepts and tools related to ML. https://www.youtube.com/user/mathematicalmonk
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Ask HN: Best Time-Series Databases, open source and performant?
1 points by bootcat 9y ago|2 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
https://www.twilio.com/
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by bootcat 9y ago
Certainly its worth taking a look at another javascript library which works for fuzzy search called, fuse, http://fusejs.io/ .
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by bootcat 9y ago
I have the same questions, but to my surprise, there are more software engineer/senior software engineer jobs in bay area than data scientist/machine learning engineer, according to LinkedIN. This is the scenario now ! No idea how
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Open Source Optimized Http/2 Server – C Lang(github.com)
3 points by bootcat 9y ago|0 comments
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by bootcat 9y ago
Another library worth mentioning is https://github.com/h2o/h2o
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by bootcat 9y ago
I think this project is similar to http://www.craftinginterpreters.com/

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