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by eismcc 3y ago
KlongPy has improved a lot since it was last on HN: You can now directly load Python modules into KlongPy, making it easy to reuse existing libraries. KlongPy now has IPC support, making it easy to build complex, networked, data applicatio
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by eismcc 4y ago
Thanks! Now I’m curious what some examples would look like. This makes me think about a better plugin model where capabilities are selectable.
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by eismcc 4y ago
Thanks! I need to read more about hooks and forks to answer that. Klong itself is relatively straightforward, however with Python integration there’s a lot that can be done. Multiple backends would be quite interesting. There’s still some
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by eismcc 4y ago
Author here, AMA. Nils' book on Klong is awesome. Very well written and could not have done this project without his very detailed and thorough documentation and C code reference implementation. Nils also helped with some clarifying
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by eismcc 4y ago
I wrote http://KlongPy.org to blend Klong and python. Eat your cake and have it too :)
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by eismcc 4y ago
I’ve been working on http://www.dollarsign.ai and it would be interesting to have this directly integrated.
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by eismcc 4y ago
I’m going to plug KlongPy, my Numpy based port of Klong (derivative of k which is derivative of APL) here: https://github.com/briangu/klongpy
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by eismcc 4y ago
Cloudflared is what I believe they are referring to and it proxies HTTP/S, although maybe it can do more.
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by eismcc 4y ago
It's amazing to see how far these systems have come since my coverage from The Verge in 2014, where I built a multi-node Parallella cluster. The main problem I had then was that there was no of the shelf GPU friendly library to run on
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by eismcc 4y ago
Liver Cleanse Detox & Repair Formula - Herbal Liver Support Supplement with Milk Thistle Dandelion Root Organic Turmeric and Artichoke Extract for Liver Health - Silymarin Milk Thistle Detox Capsules https://a.co/d/
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by eismcc 4y ago
Whoops. Thanks!
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by eismcc 4y ago
I found popular ones on Amazon. I tried it because of doing research on my high numbers for Epstein-Barr (aka mono). I found via NIH papers that liver issues are common with mono patients so I figured I could be having that since there were
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by eismcc 4y ago
Similar situation. Did a 70.3 in June and then was laid out flat like I had never been before. My watch was telling me numbers that looked like I did a full Ironman every day. For months. I found that liver support supplements made a measu
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by eismcc 4y ago
It will be funny to look back from the future and think, wow, how did we get anything done with only 40GB RAM
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by eismcc 4y ago
The other post probably didn’t make it to the front page
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by eismcc 4y ago
Just looked in eBay and had no idea there were so many DS systems available.
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by eismcc 4y ago
You’d end up synchronizing feature releases to Moores law. Which while it sounds untenable there are large corporations that continue to use monolithic approach and vertical scaling.
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by eismcc 4y ago
How does this compare to Nix? I’ve not used either but Nix sounded like what people want here.
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by eismcc 4y ago
Thus begins the arms race
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by eismcc 4y ago
How do you share your links without looking like a spammer?
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Show HN: KlongPy is a vectorized array lang with NumPy(github.com)
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Show HN: I made an interactive stock watchlist maker(dollarsign.ai)
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by eismcc 4y ago
he shows a db interface builder at: https://youtu.be/rf5o5liZxnA?t=1387 the video on the whole is pretty mind boggling.
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by eismcc 4y ago
It’d be fun to add raft support so that multiple readbeans could share state such as monkey patching updates and other useful distributed features. On bare metal this could be a whole stack in a tiny bin.
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by eismcc 4y ago
I discovered i3 when looking for tiling solution and found it remarkably productive.
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by eismcc 4y ago
Has anyone tried using another NN as the “gradient” function? With the hope of making it less “blind?”
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by eismcc 4y ago
This reminds me of the interview process at Thinking Machines, where the interview was working onsite for a week and then getting voted on. Or Pixar which required you to excel in atleast one thing in your life
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by eismcc 4y ago
There seems to be a tipping point where above the line a developer starts removing work and below the line work is created
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Tell HN: 50 Years of Text Games(kickstarter.com)
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by eismcc 4y ago
I get that but it’s not my point. I’m wondering in general about word choice to minimize collisions

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