kinow

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   by kinow 5y ago

   I remembered seeing a thread here about it, kudos for finding/sharing it!
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   by kinow 5y ago

   I enjoyed learning more about painting, colors, composition. It has helped me with UI work, presentations, and 3D Blender. Creative writing too, great to help with documentation, blogs, and organizing thoughts. Did a sailing class too, not
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   by kinow 5y ago

   Great post! I was going to share this one on the r/functionalprogramming subreddit when I found yours. A lot easier to read, and helps reading the Wikiversity afterwards. Thanks!
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   by kinow 5y ago

   My only machine too since... 2015 I think? Replaced an old Dell inspiron, been running great with containers, IntelliJ, Jupyter Lab, dual monitor. Only Blender 3.0 doesn't work too well due to the old version of cuda. Other than that,
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   by kinow 5y ago

   Does the external GPU works alright? I have a T530 with a NVidia that I use dual monitor. But it's old, and Blender doesn't use it for rendering. Been thinking about one of these little egpu adapters, but don't know anyone th
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   by kinow 5y ago

   Hi! Interested to hear more about it! Great video, I found you on GH & Twitter from the last slide. Is the Toronto FC work kept in some GitHub org? What's the best place to get started? I'd like to see if I can start using som
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   by kinow 5y ago

   I think for your second item you should find a lot of things if you search "MlOps" - https://twitter.com/hashtag/mlops I co-mentored GSoC a couple years ago to write a Jenkins Machine Learning plug-in that tr
8. 188.▲
   by kinow 5y ago

   Sounds interesting! Maybe extend/improve/integrate desmos (used in khan academy by many), gnu octave, etc? Not sure if desmos has an offline version though.
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   by kinow 5y ago

   Same here. After web 2.0, next one was supposed to be about the semantic web.
10. 190.▲
    by kinow 5y ago

    We can go down a bit more, "estou cagando e andando"
11. 191.▲
    by kinow 5y ago

    I have an old over-ears and need to replace it. What headphones do you recommend (interested as you said you worked at a radio station)?
12. 192.▲
    by kinow 5y ago

    Great job! I wonder if that could be used with other fuzzers in OSS fuzz (giving tools more options to use for fuzzers and APIs)
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Oh, you guys have some interesting issues/bounties! And wish I knew more about inference (besides basics on inference engines with Jena).
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    by kinow 5y ago

    >Worldwide | Fully Remote Had a look at [one]( https://boards.greenhouse.io/timescale/jobs/5052733002 ) of the opportunities, but looks like it's TZ limited: >Timescale is a all-remote organization; this
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Location: Auckland, New Zealand Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Python, JavaScript (Vue, Backbone, some Angular/React), PHP (Symfony, Laravel), Shell. SQL, Sparql. Semantic web technologies, some NLP
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    by kinow 5y ago

    I have seen that too in a previous job! It worked until there was a restart in the e-mail relay server, or something in the message (I think it was Java, sending multipart messages with some custom message format).
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Looks really neat! The reactivity part and widgets/IU reminds me of R Shiny, but the addition of a DAG is really smart. Great job!
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    by kinow 5y ago

    I think he never considered the exceptions to the something to be avoided since he wrote Java most of his professional career - which ended when he decided to quit programming and go sell ornamental flowers in his family business in his hom
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Interesting article and great blog post too. I was lucky to start my career with a mentor who considered well written exception handling core to software development. And he was always happy to stop his work (maintaining a core middleware i
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Agreed, I came looking to see if anyone was going to mention Sazae san. I thought detective Conan would be really old, but it's from 1996 https://myanimelist.net/anime/235/Detective_Conan . Lupin III is old bu
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Using it everyday too at $work, also used Slack and Gitter (and FreeNode/IRC FWIW). Quite happy with the current Element UI. They have slowly added features and fixed issues. I tried a beta some time ago with... topics? Rooms grouped i
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    by kinow 5y ago

    Congrats on being accepted to the program. No idea about the best book, but one of the best things I did some time ago, was to log in to khanacademy.org, and started doing some courses to re-learn a few things. Even things from algebra I an
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    by kinow 6y ago

    Nice! Submitted two entries for NZ (Auckland Domain & CHCH Avon river). Thanks!
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    by kinow 6y ago

    There were some similar questions on r/functionalprogramming subreddit. Maybe there's something useful there? Search for "teach" or "class" I think, e.g. - "How would you teach a group of 9th graders funct
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    by kinow 6y ago

    Great explanation! Thanks for the link!
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    by kinow 6y ago

    I think there are extra fees as a foreigner. You are not prohibited of having a bank account, insurance, using credit, etc. But most systems will prevent the CPF of being used without some sort of special approval.
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    by kinow 6y ago

    Yeah, it could be very interesting, but without any preview of past issues, or of what kind of message/content I'd receive it's hard to subscribe. Good initiative though, hopefully author is reading this thread and will updat
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    by kinow 6y ago

    I'm using it for a Vue project at work, and it's really easy to use. Had to get used to chaining the commands, and working around a few issues like when I needed to access something JS object (simply exposed the service object I n
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    by kinow 6y ago

    Interesting article! Shame it's behind a paywall :(
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    by kinow 6y ago

    TIL about Youglish. Tested with Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish. All returned good examples! Thanks a lot, bookmarked! (obviously, also confirmed how to say de Brujin in Dutch!)