ericpts

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   by ericpts 6y ago

   I would be interested to learn more about the 'value proposition' way of looking at things, as spoken of in the article. Can anyone recommend any good starting points?
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   by ericpts 6y ago

   Usually the hardest part of a learning pipeline is data gather and cleaning; once it is in a suitable format (such that it is easy to create a structured CSV file), the training part is probably the easiest part: just a few lines of Python
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   by ericpts 6y ago

   I commonly read that Apple products "just work", but it seems like a lot of effort is required in order to get up to date software on MacOS, which in linux distributions is completely effortless as it comes by default (see also th
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   by ericpts 8y ago

   What books did your group find well written? It would be very helpful for outsiders to know what people who know their stuff consider good learning material.
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   by ericpts 8y ago

   What would be a good reason for distributing students based on luck (which is what I gathered from the article), versus having everyone take a standardized test and then assigning pupils to schools based on their performance in their test?
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   by ericpts 8y ago

   I am particularly curious why they chose to start from scratch instead of cooperating with Dropbox on mypy.
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   A Russian teacher in America [pdf](faculty.utrgv.edu)

   5 points by ericpts 10y ago|0 comments
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   by ericpts 10y ago

   But you lose some of the performance and safety benefits of templates.
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   by ericpts 10y ago

   I would argue that the template system within C++ itself is a partial implementation of lisp, with notably bad error messages.
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    by ericpts 10y ago

    You can try to use some extra tools that clang provides, such as the static analyzer ( https://clang-analyzer.llvm.org/ ) or tidy ( http://clang.llvm.org/extra/clang-tidy/ ) with checks like the c
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    by ericpts 10y ago

    I find that most of the arguments given against C++ (such as memory leaks or dangling pointers) can be avoided by using Modern C++ features, like never allocating memory with new but using std::make_unique or avoiding null pointers with not