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fenollp
12y ago
Jose Valim, a RoR developer, created a language (Elixir) just for your use case. Go have a look!
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12y ago
Yes but does it achieve optimal tip-to-tip efficiency?
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fenollp
12y ago
No you cannot.
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fenollp
12y ago
> But when the algorithm is faced with images that are entirely different from the training set, it often fails. Over training it is.
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fenollp
12y ago
I'm working on simplifying Erlang's syntax [1] (its a grammar and examples). I have this Uni project that I was allowed to do in Erlang [2] (300LOC, readable, distributed text mining). I'm also maintaining a somewhat famous u
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Find asteroïds for Planetary Resources to mine
(asteroidzoo.org)
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Show HN: scalable text mining in 300L of Erlang
(bitbucket.org)
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12y ago
> they are never ambiguous in the grammar I'm building a grammar for a sleeker Erlang here [1], and it tries to prove just that. [1] https://github.com/fenollp/kju/blob/master/grammar/Kju.g4
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12y ago
About Erlang, what if those ;,. weren't needed after all? I'm working on this: https://github.com/fenollp/kju/blob/master/examples/snippets...
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12y ago
> It's just a folder. Dropbox supports symlinks (and the way you'd expect them to)
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12y ago
One does not often hear about the warts of Erlang. What do you name those?
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12y ago
I'm waiting for LightTable to properly support Erlang to enable this kind of workflow.
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fenollp
13y ago
Reminds me of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Aleynikov
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13y ago
Hey electrum, There is a discussion on this matter over [1]. Other people and I still cannot get symlinks to work on gh-pages. Do you have any idea why that is? It could be because of a free vs. business GitHub account… Cheers [1]: https:&
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13y ago
GitHub could put up a voting user-oriented website much like the now discontinued Ubuntu Brainstorm. I have plenty of ideas for them… * allow symlinks in the gh-pages branch * do not `chmod u+x` every text file in zip archives * actually su
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Erlang 17.0 has been released
(erlang.org)
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Symlinks in GitHub's gh-pages
(github.com)
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13y ago
> One of the best parts of Go is that the grammar is (almost) entirely context-free - it is one of only two languages I know of in this regard[0] There is also Erlang [1] and my personal rethought version [2] featuring no ,.; and more… [
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13y ago
Someone will surely notice the French pun?
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13y ago
This HW is a lot like [the Parallella's]( http://www.parallella.org/ )
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13y ago
ETS/DETS are mutable hashtables FYI.
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13y ago
> Side note: dynamic hash tables just hit Erlang THIS MONTH. So, that's probably not a good reason anymore. What? Erlang's hashtables are called `ETS` and `DETS` and have been there since at least 1997. What I believe you are r
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13y ago
The useful part: https://github.com/karlcoelho/xml-to-json/blob/master/app.rb...
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A Public Statement Regarding Ubiquitous Encryption on the XMPP Network
(github.com)
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Complex ¬= Powerful. Simple is Powerful. > we need more professionalism in software engineering. I completely agree. I think we need courses on The Mindset of Coding, teaching things like some of Bret Victor's principles, KISS, the
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13y ago
LTC is a ponzy scheme, unlike BTC. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Litecoin#Pump_and_Dump_Scheme
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13y ago
You could maybe couple that with links found with wikipedia.org/wiki/*_(disambiguation) results
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13y ago
Also press MAJ then, new tab should open in background ;
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13y ago
Add "tabindex=1" to the title-link found in every /item pages. Now pressing tab on the comments page selects the link at the top, press enter to follow it.