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joshhug
1y ago
Ah, that's because the "python" is actually just using javascript evals. } else if (mode === 'python') { if (cmd === 'exit()') { mode = 'sh'; } else {
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joshhug
1y ago
This was cool: https://codepen.io/ChetasLua/pen/yyezLjN Somewhat amusing 4th wall breaking if you open Python from the terminal in the fake Windows. Examples: 1. If you try to print something using the "Pytho
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joshhug
1y ago
The part about dad joke square theory got me thinking about this classic scarecrow joke, which feels like an example from some higher order version of square theory: "Why was the scarecrow given an award?" "He was out standin
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joshhug
1y ago
Also the African humid period isn't visually apparent ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_humid_period ). But very cool!
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joshhug
2y ago
I am told that an interesting alternative is the Structured State Space for Sequence Modeling (S4). I don't personally know much about this technique, but didn't see anybody else mention this in this thread. https://sru
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joshhug
2y ago
I had him as a teaching assistant when I was teaching data structures at Princeton back in Fall 2013. Princeton CS has their professors rotate through as TAs every so often through their courses. That semester, I made a slight mistake on th
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2y ago
I just tried o1, and it did pretty well with understanding this minor issue with subtitles on a Dutch TV show we were watching. I asked it "I was watching a show and in the subtitles an umlaut u was rendered as 1/4, i.e. a single
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2y ago
That was interesting. I asked it to try to say something in another language, and she read it in a thick American accent. No surprise. Then I asked her to sing, and she said something like "asterisk in a robotic singing voice asterisk.
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I'm a Berkeley prof. Startup experience led me to update my 1,500 person class
(perfectrec.com)
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joshhug
3y ago
I'm curious to hear feedback, especially: 1. Given the limited amount of scarce student time I want to spend on this, do pull requests / GitHub actions tests (provided for them) / code reviews seem like the right team process
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I'm curious to hear feedback, especially: 1. Given the limited amount of scarce student time I want to spend on this, do pull requests / GitHub actions tests (provided for them) / code reviews seem like the right team process
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How I'm changing my 1500-person Berkeley CS class after working at a startup
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3y ago
Like a lot of schools, our Data Structures course doubles as a soft intro to software engineering. I want them to know how to solve real problems efficiently and manage complexity. Student time is incredibly precious. The hope here is that
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I'll get pondering. Having some sort of rube goldeberg-esque mega project was my original idea, but finding a specific form for it has been elusive. Taking inspiration from Factorio in some way is an interesting proposition. Will consi
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I like these! And I encourage a little bit of cheating. I'm curious to see how the particularly clever students will subvert the system. As it happens, I had a fun assignment all about subverting the system back in the day when I taugh
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3y ago
1. It's definitely not about the Comparator. The lesson is all about showing off a CI/code review process. This is intended to be a short exercise, expected to take no more than an hour. The CI tests can't check that the comp
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This is a weird assignment idea. I’d love to hear what you think, how you might improve it, etc. Some specific open questions I have: 1. How can I nudge students towards being creative with their comparators so that we get more variety? 2.
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I'm a Berkeley prof. Working at a startup led me to update my 1500-person class
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Understanding PurpleAir vs. AirNow.gov Measurements of Wood Smoke Pollution
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