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by hogu 15y ago
My advisors work is in this - part of it is making better use of the statistical properties of the noise in the reconstruction of the image.
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by hogu 15y ago
Cython generates c based on the cpython api, you can only use it to build cpython extensions.
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by hogu 15y ago
from reading the email thread it appears this is the main issue: zeromq is looser about what ends up in master. They view master as sort of a global staging area, and what ends up in release branches is viewed as stable/vetted code. As a
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by hogu 15y ago
Is compiled matlab code much faster? when I did it in the past it wasn't, My understanding was that it's doing the same thing, just without parsing the matlab source code, which isn't that slow anyways. Similarly, compiling python to C us
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by hogu 15y ago
in memory data bases can be very useful! they allow you to slice and dice and aggregate data without you having to write the logic to do that yourself. I'm guessing this is in memory, the main purpose would be for you to use sqlite in the
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by hogu 15y ago
its large but its not the entire scientific community. I used to be a matlab user, my entire phd thesis work was all in matlab, we were in medical imaging. Then I left to work in industry in finance and we use python numpy scipy for all o
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by hogu 15y ago
I think it's much more helpful to have an idea of what you want to get out of your dataset. Generating random data can be useful for stress testing systems, but without an idea of what you want you'll have no idea whether what your exercis
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by hogu 15y ago
can anyone comment on tech scene? I might be moving there in a few years
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by hogu 15y ago
we use them at work and it makes our laptops unbearably slow.
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by hogu 15y ago
what stack are you guys running? I'm running ubuntu 11.10 with awesome wm, I have chrome open with 11 tabs, thunderbird, and pidgin and rhythmbox running. a number of terminals. I'm using 1 gig of ram according to htop.
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by hogu 15y ago
I also wanted to mention, that on the REQ REP side, in the bridge I actually implement the REQ as an XREQ socket, that way I only need one XREQ socket for all js side REQ sockets. I simply tag the message with the identity of the js REQ so
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by hogu 15y ago
I have already opened up SUB sockets, so that on the JS side can connect as a SUB socket to a PUB - do you mean allowing the JS side to connect as a PUB? In its current state, people who connect as a SUB socket have the option of passing in
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by hogu 15y ago
yes, agreed, I provide 2 functions, one which you override to determine whether a given websocket can connect, and one where you determine whether a given fake zmq socket can connect. you should definitely override both and set them to som
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Websockets zeromq proxying(github.com)
24 points by hogu 15y ago|9 comments
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by hogu 15y ago
love NumPy, that's the whole reason why I started using python.
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by hogu 15y ago
track shelving also works, and is adjustable after you install it.
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by hogu 15y ago
The biggest take away for me from trello is that a two dimensional view of data is extremely powerful. Personally, I love outlines even though Joel thinks they are dead ends for UIs. I think workflowy is awesome and my love of emacs org m
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by hogu 15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3418468 I ended up writing that
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by hogu 15y ago
tried to find a tool to help me incorporate css/js combining and minifying into my deployment process, didn't find any that modified the html for me, so I rolled this. brain dead simple, but it's useful for me, so it might be for you.
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Css/js combining and minifying for deployment(github.com)
2 points by hogu 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Tools for deploying combined/minifed js/css
5 points by hogu 15y ago|4 comments
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by hogu 15y ago
I rented a nice 1 bdroom within walking distance from work for 3000$ yea ouch. I now rent a nice but tiny 550 sqft 1bdroom for 1900$ 3 bdroom apts are extremely expensive. however the trains are really good, so "walking distance" isn't that
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by hogu 15y ago
what if your birthday is on that leap week that occurs every 5-6 yrs?
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by hogu 15y ago
That is one use case, here are some others Some people don't know or want to learn how to use emacs yata allows you to share docs with those people, so I take notes sometimes in yata during meetings and it's easy to share these notes with t
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by hogu 15y ago
I know, I mentioned that in my original comment, workflowy is awesome, and much more polished. But there are very specific things that I wanted, emacs style folding for example, and also tag inheritance in search, those things don't really
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by hogu 15y ago
yes, and I should also make it so that "recent" items are noted somehow
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by hogu 15y ago
I made this app because I wanted to do emacs org mode stuff in the browser. There are other things on the web that do this sort of stuff (workflowy, for example), but they didn't do quite what I wanted You can share documents you create wi
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Yet Another Task Application - org mode style tasks in the browser(yata.in)
24 points by hogu 15y ago|11 comments
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by hogu 15y ago
or you can just do density estimation in python also and not use R at all
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by hogu 15y ago
they claim thats there to verify you are really you who is trying to change the address.

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