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by clarle 8y ago
It's a cool project, but the code is pretty incomplete. At the end of a turn, the only thing that happens is that units are healed (gold, science, production aren't implemented yet): https://github.com/Venerons&#x2
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by clarle 8y ago
This is great work. I've seen a lot of Keras tutorials out there, but well-written and commented pure TensorFlow tutorials are so rare to find. Thanks for doing all of this!
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by clarle 9y ago
There's an explanation here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47220595/why-the-6-in-re... It's an arbitrary value, but 6 fits best into 8 bits.
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by clarle 9y ago
I work on the team at Netflix that gave this talk. Thought I'd share a bit more context on the reasons that we did this beyond a picture from a tweet: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15568305 Let me know if you ha
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by clarle 9y ago
Hey, I work on the team at Netflix that gave the talk on React in the signup flow in the tweet. The full talks are available here if people want to watch them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8oTJ8OZ5S0&t=11m30s Though
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Quora just launched a self-serve ad platform(techcrunch.com)
3 points by clarle 9y ago|0 comments
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by clarle 9y ago
There needs to be a balance here. I've worked in larger organizations where communications got funneled through so many managers that any problem, once it was a cross-team or cross-department issue, got lost in a giant game of telephon
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by clarle 10y ago
For the 1-1 and head-to-head team events: Silver: You lost your last match, finishing on a low note. Bronze: You won your last match, finishing on a high note.
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by clarle 11y ago
This is more than fair. Go AIs weren't expected to reach this level for at least another 10 years. Before AlphaGo, Zen and Crazy Stone (the previous Go AIs) could only play against top-level professionals with a significant 4-5 stone s
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by clarle 11y ago
Standardized testing doesn't measure the same skills needed to be successful at creative work. Please don't ever do this.
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Microsoft Edge's JavaScript engine to go open-source(blogs.windows.com)
852 points by clarle 11y ago|268 comments
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Perfect – Server-Side Swift(perfect.org)
63 points by clarle 11y ago|61 comments
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by clarle 11y ago
Only the UI layer of Netflix is in Node. Most of the cloud services are JVM-based (as is much of the NetflixOSS ecosystem [1]), and then the Node services connect to the JVM-based services via Prana. [2] [1]: http://netflix.githu
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by clarle 11y ago
From what they're saying in the "Test" section of the Deploy documentation ( http://www.manifoldjs.com/deploy ), it seems that it just wraps your website in a WebView? This is great from a developer perspective
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by clarle 11y ago
According to their privacy policy, Crashlytics aggregates the data that's being collected in every app. "Crashlytics does aggregate information across Developers in a non-personally identifiable way. Such aggregate and anonymous i
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by clarle 12y ago
FWIW, Elon Musk did say the following on Twitter: > To be clear, Tesla is strongly in favor of people being allowed to drive their cars and always will be. Hopefully, that is obvious. > However, when self-driving cars become safer
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by clarle 12y ago
To users on high-end devices (latest iPhones, high-end Androids), the performance difference is extremely minimal. The second you go down to the low-end and mid-end devices, it's very obvious that a hybrid app has performance issues.
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by clarle 12y ago
For me, it's really the part where you end up having to wrap up all of your actions with `context.executeAction`. It would be cool if there was a nice way that you could wrap an action with a function to generate that boilerplate for y
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by clarle 12y ago
First posted on /r/javascript, but I think it's worth posting here too: I was a member of the YUI team until a few months ago. I'm still at Yahoo now, just on a different team, but just wanted to give my own thoughts on
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by clarle 12y ago
The heuristic that worked for me was similar to 2048, but not exactly the same. I kept all of my highest tiles on one column of the board, and always kept it filled up (so that one row was "static"), like with 2048. The difference
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by clarle 12y ago
Isn't material design basically re-invented skeuomorphism? From Google's Material Design guide: "...visual cues that are grounded in our experience of reality. The use of familiar tactile attributes speaks to primal parts of
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by clarle 12y ago
I've long preferred having hackathon prizes that are in the spirit of hacking (think Arduinos, drones, various sensors). They're fun because people might not normally buy them, but would be a great prize to say that you won at a h
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by clarle 13y ago
For anyone like me that was wondering about the open source license they were using, it's licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (so it's GPL-compatible).
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by clarle 13y ago
Really interesting concept, but what other information can you grab from a user who has never visited your site before? There's the example of location, and I guess you can also get browser information (mobile device vs. desktop), but
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by clarle 13y ago
With three people, wouldn't a valid Secret Santa solution have everyone knowing who's giving which present to who?
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by clarle 13y ago
If you're in a language that allows C bindings, then it makes it easier to port a SASS library to that other language.
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by clarle 13y ago
I'm on the YUI team - we'll be doing a lot more work in the module space coming up in the future. We have a few goals coming up - mainly to make each YUI component interoperable with different module systems, so that developers c
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by clarle 13y ago
Definitely check out Inquirer.js if you're using prompts in a Node CLI application. It's the prompt utility used by Yeoman generators: https://github.com/SBoudrias/Inquirer.js
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by clarle 13y ago
If you're looking for more desktop-style layouts, I'd recommend checking out AlloyUI ( http://alloyui.com/ ), which builds on top of YUI3. They've been doing a lot of great work there. On emerging standards, w
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by clarle 13y ago
Hey there, I work on YUI, and there's definitely lots of active development still going on with it. There's sometimes a bit of confusion with YUI2 and YUI3, with YUI2 being much older and more verbose. YUI3 is a lot more develope

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