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by dwrodri 7y ago
A new edition of K&R that is edited to address the new features that have been added since C89. I suppose that some might argue that there isn't much need for a new edition because anyone who can grok C89 could probably grok the re
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by dwrodri 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, is you background in web development and/or the C family of languages (i.e. C, C++, C#)? I mention these because they rely heavily on object-oriented and/or imperative programming paradigms. With C and C++,
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by dwrodri 8y ago
I did bot have a good experience with Goodfellow’s Deep Learning Book. It’s much more written for the scholar than the practitioner. Furthermore, a couple relatively important methods (Transformer Layers, Causal convolutions, etc.) aren’t g
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by dwrodri 8y ago
If you've never read Andrew Grover's "Only The Paranoid Survive" I highly recommend it. It really appears that Apple has reached an inflection point where they need to fix the core product design lifecycle. I think it&#x
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by dwrodri 8y ago
Hopefully the lists expands! I've been meaning to take some time off to focus on GPU programming and Vulkan seems quite attractive.
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From the security point of view, it means that it can be used execute code from user space. Just about anything that's Turing complete should be on someone's list of potential attack vectors.
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A related edge computing AI accelerator: https://www.crowdsupply.com/up/ai-core-x
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I would like to start by declaring that very, very few software manuals are can be read cover-to-cover and offer great benefit. There are some exceptions to this--the one that comes to mind the most is Ableton Live's manual. Clearly, t
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by dwrodri 8y ago
While it's not "widely adopted" in comparison to other languages in the world, it's still the most successful constructed language in the world. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto I thi
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by dwrodri 8y ago
Visidata is much more than a simple CSV viewer. It can open xls/xlsx/sas7bdat/spss files, and allows you to quickly edit the in-memory copy of the table using Vim-like keyboard shortcuts. It also allows you to create plots us
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by dwrodri 8y ago
I would say that Helvetica is most certainly a viable choice for design. Helvetica is great for when you want to present text that appears both modern yet extremely neutral. The MIT Technology [1] review uses a lot of Arial and Neue Haas Gr
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Here is a good one that come to mind: 1. This one is alive demo where the speaker derives the Y Combinator from first principles. A really interesting exposition of functional programming at its finest. Link: https://www.youtube.
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I think a big part of this comes from the lack of emphasis on group projects and technical communication in MOOCs. How many MOOCs have you seen where you're actually encouraged to work in groups, and then eventually present your work?