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Notes Against Note-Taking Systems(sashachapin.substack.com)
4 points by joaogui1 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Has anyone read Software Design for Flexibility?
4 points by joaogui1 5y ago|1 comments
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Lem: About Common Lisp editor/IDE with high expansibility(github.com)
2 points by joaogui1 5y ago|0 comments
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2021 in Programming Languages(youtube.com)
3 points by joaogui1 5y ago|0 comments
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by joaogui1 5y ago
Aspergers/ASD is a neurological condition, not just psychological
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by joaogui1 5y ago
Oooh, didn't know that, cool!
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by joaogui1 5y ago
Which one?
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by joaogui1 5y ago
Wait is this Elixir?
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by joaogui1 5y ago
ADA is the company doing chatbots/conversational AI, cohere is providing them with language models to do it, that's not the same thing as cohere being a company in the chatbot field
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by joaogui1 5y ago
I'll just say that the word democratize does not appear in Cohere's website
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by joaogui1 6y ago
Any idea what are the specs?
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by joaogui1 6y ago
Did you use orgmode and mu4e? If so what are you using in their place now?
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by joaogui1 6y ago
They breath oxygen, they "feed" on CO2, once fully grown they need less food and that changes the balance
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Reasons to Learn Emacs in 2021(youtube.com)
1 points by joaogui1 6y ago|0 comments
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by joaogui1 6y ago
While jax has those operations you don't always need them, it depends on what transformations you want to do (JIT or grad) and they have been working on making normal control structures compatible with all transformations
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by joaogui1 6y ago
In your first sentence you're mistaking JAX and XLA XLA: Accelerated Linear Algebra, I guess it's kind of a backend/compiler that optimizes Linear Algebra/Deep Learning calculations with some very interesting techniques,
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by joaogui1 6y ago
There are a bunch of frameworks built on top of Pytorch too (fastAI, lighting, torchbearer, ignite...), I don't see why this should be a problem (or at least a problem to JAX but not to Pytorch)
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by joaogui1 6y ago
I really don't understand why they didn't go with Julia, it fits the purpose much better than Swift, already having a ML ecosystem and having great interop with Python, C, C++, R and Matlab. Heck JAX, where a lot of TF refugees a
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by joaogui1 6y ago
You don't need the matrix type in Numpy, it's just syntax sugar over a 2-dimensional array
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by joaogui1 6y ago
How hard is it to live in Taiwan speaking only English? Is their official language Mandarin or is it some different Chinese dialect? How safe are Taiwan streets?
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by joaogui1 6y ago
* How do I create a program (in this language)? * How do I store a program? * How do I run a program (in this language)? * How do I get the program to output something (in this language)? You don't run C programs by calling python a.c,
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Ask HN: Hello, World
1 points by joaogui1 6y ago|3 comments
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by joaogui1 6y ago
Settings -> Hotkeys
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by joaogui1 6y ago
I've migrated from Roam to Obsidian and it's really awesome. I have ownership of my files, there are constant updates with newer features and bug fixes and the community is really nice :)
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by joaogui1 6y ago
It's (Google) Brain float
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Ask HN: Public Knowledge Bases
6 points by joaogui1 6y ago|1 comments
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by joaogui1 7y ago
For the IDE part they have written some cool debuggers that help you understand the differentiation part and catch bugs on it. But I'm not sure why you couldn't just use the debugger, instead of a whole new IDE, much less why you
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by joaogui1 7y ago
Any idea about flax? And how do flax and Trax interact?
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by joaogui1 7y ago
What kind of feedback? They never gave me any specific feedback when I interviewed
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The Programming Language Wars(youtube.com)
1 points by joaogui1 7y ago|0 comments

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