johnmarinelli

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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
I used your site to implement A* as a learning exercise, and I learned a lot from it. Thanks!
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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
I'm a frontend web developer, but for a year I worked on a custom ETL system and wrote lots & lots of SQL. I still find myself using knowledge I learned back then and applying it today - for example, being able to review BI's
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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
Nice pastoral-feeling work. In the readme you feature "Shore detection algorithms for boathouse placement". Does the algorithm have a name, or did you create it from scratch? I'd be curious to learn how it works.
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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
I suspect marketing Datashader as an "accumulation buffer" wouldn't have the same effect on its target audience (data visualisation developers) as presenting it simply as a way to "Turn data into images". I'm a
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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
Looks like a really cool project. One thing that I would be interested in see would be using Datashader as a dynamic visualisation library - for example, generative art projects. Probably not the main interest of data visualisation practi
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by johnmarinelli 8y ago
another cool custom renderer using React is this: https://github.com/toxicFork/react-three-renderer-fiber it wraps the React API over three.js. Unfortunately it's a very wip-ish state, but I think it has a lot of
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by johnmarinelli 9y ago
Unrelated to the project, but the "Read About How Our Company Started" link on https://hasura.io/about seems to be broken.
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Are you rent controlled? (Los Angeles)(amirentcontrolled.com)
3 points by johnmarinelli 10y ago|0 comments
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by johnmarinelli 10y ago
i honestly can't tell if trolling or not.
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by johnmarinelli 11y ago
hey all! here is a quick little gem I made to transform my SQL/PostgreSQL scripts to uppercase. I also had a lot of fun with the README. In fact, I probably had more fun with the README. I'm a Rails dev turned data sherpa so
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Sqlize: Command line utility to uppercase your SQL(github.com)
2 points by johnmarinelli 11y ago|1 comments
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by johnmarinelli 11y ago
what's wrong with sklearn?
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by johnmarinelli 11y ago
Should I be able to simply #include "prof.h" and use it? I tried the first example, but I'm getting this error: # prof.h:274: PROF error (Invalid argument) Aborted (core dumped) running through gdb gives me: Starting program
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by johnmarinelli 12y ago
"To think that someone almost three decades younger, with only a high-school diploma (or perhaps even less education) could motivate himself to complete a large number of MOOCs is naïve, and is not borne out by the evidence." Why
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by johnmarinelli 12y ago
College student here, and college has not been so amazing. I wish that the whole e-learning/computer science oriented college alternatives thing took off when I was still in high school. My tuition amounts to ~$30k a year (without gr
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by johnmarinelli 12y ago
This is a really simple Angular app that is really a glorified frontend for the Github API. The goal was to find open source projects that are still in early stages of development, so beginners could get used to the workflow of actually co
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Show HN: GitHub repository finder for beginners(searchgit.johnmarinelli.me)
1 points by johnmarinelli 12y ago|1 comments
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by johnmarinelli 12y ago
I already know how to program, and thought it'd be interesting to explore other forms of media that are related to programming/computing in general that aren't necessarily technical.
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Ask HN: What are some good, lightweight reads on computing?
10 points by johnmarinelli 12y ago|6 comments