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by julvo 6y ago
Neat idea, this could become a valuable resource for discovering interesting things. From a UI perspective: Maybe there could be a searchbox for books, songs etc. so that one can quickly enter things one likes. With the current system of en
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by julvo 6y ago
Have a look at https://github.com/julvo/reloading , it's a little library I wrote that can give you edit-code-and-continue-debugging in Python loops. A more general solution for this sort of development in Python w
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Show HN: Tiny yet powerful and flexible static site generator written in Go(github.com)
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by julvo 6y ago
URLs are compact as in a single string they specify everything you need to locate and use the dependency and you don't need any context, like a specific dependency manager (incl some sort of dependency file). I guess I mean compact as
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by julvo 6y ago
The two most frequent arguments against using URLs instead of npm packages seem to be: 1) Security: What if someone changes the code behind a URL? 2) Hard-coded versions in application code I don't think these arguments are valid. For
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by julvo 6y ago
And markdown, a text format most of us use on a daily basis
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by julvo 6y ago
Hey Zeena, great to see this on HN - brilliant video!
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by julvo 7y ago
This is a great resource, thank you! Tangentially related, it would be interesting to require book recommendations to always come with anti-recommendations, i.e. which books not to read. Often, I feel like there's a bias towards recomm
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by julvo 7y ago
Depending on the type of image, a simple solution could be using OpenCV and some clever heuristics. For a deep learning approach, I would start by looking into literature on semantic segmentation. Here is a blog post I just found which give
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by julvo 7y ago
My guess would be U-Net-like ConvNets, trained on images annotated with foreground/background segmentations. Probably with all kinds of tricks like multi-scale inference etc. However, simple frame-by-frame segmentation will probably no
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by julvo 7y ago
That plus server-side web app frameworks like rails, Django etc.
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by julvo 7y ago
Came here to say something similar: Learn a functional language. Not because you'll be using functional languages afterwards for work, but it changes your coding style - even in imperative languages. More towards pure functions and a c
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by julvo 7y ago
And even if it does work for a while, there still needs to be the original signal to copy I'd say they need to start somewhere. Using other search engine's results is a ways to get things started, so that they can build their ow
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by julvo 7y ago
A public database for political ads sounds like a good idea to me
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by julvo 7y ago
I've been thinking about this as well. it's not only the low barrier to entry, because large scale is still expensive. the problem is public visibility and scrutiny. if I spread false information in a newspaper, everyone can see i
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by julvo 7y ago
Also the article said people took 25% less holiday, which could make it just 3 days off, depending on what the typical number of holidays taken for this month is.
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by julvo 7y ago
If the Agent would 'understand' Go, we'd expect it to adapt to a round board easily. Humans probably would. (argument from Gary Marcus)
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by julvo 7y ago
That's a pain to debug. A similar thing happened to me with reload from Python's importlib. In the case of the reloading loop I think this will only happen when redefining the type within the loop, either through a class definitio
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by julvo 7y ago
Brilliant idea. That would make it useful for Keras, too, using decorated callbacks during training
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by julvo 7y ago
Brilliant, thank you. I'll patch that.
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by julvo 7y ago
It only works with Python 3. Thanks for reminding me that I should add a note to the Readme.
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Show HN: Change Python code while it's running using a reloading loop(github.com)
187 points by julvo 7y ago|39 comments
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by julvo 7y ago
What I struggle to see about this new era of podcasting is: why now? Would someone with more insight help me to understand?
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by julvo 7y ago
I love this. Would be cool if the cloud run button (i.e. the image in the readme) updates and shows whether it's running and some status info after it's started (maybe it does already, didn't try it yet)
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by julvo 7y ago
Thank you for this comprehensive list. One item I would like to add explicitly (or emphasise more) is making use of static type checking - be it in the form of a compiled language or type checkers like mypy/typescript. It not only prev
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by julvo 7y ago
This doesn't match my experience so far, could you point me to your sources for this claim?
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by julvo 7y ago
This. I like that the Vue team thinks of ways to improve on the current state of the art and welcome new ideas, but please under a different name. It needs to be succinct enough so that search engines can distinguish the two. Otherwise, the
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by julvo 7y ago
I like the idea of using this project to compare languages. However, to me it seems the comparison is more of a comparison between specific implementations rather than languages. The high variance in LOC between the two rust implementations
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by julvo 7y ago
Would you be able to point me towards modelling approaches/boundaries/languages that would be more appropriate? I'd be interested to learn about better alternatives, as I don't yet see the big flaws in relational models
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by julvo 7y ago
Exactly, it's like leaving your customers' cars unlocked in a bad neighborhood

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