latenightcoding

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by latenightcoding 11y ago
Same question here
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Why SQL is neither legacy, nor low-level, nor difficult but simply awesome(vertabelo.com)
3 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|1 comments
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
In some cases using shiny new things does give you some type of advantage over bigger companies that are not willing to take the risk. That being said, when it comes to choosing a database developers should stick to mature technology with a
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
The website will be the doom of that product
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
10/10 photoshop skills
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256 byte DOS program(youtube.com)
9 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|2 comments
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
Lisp articles have been making their way to HN's 1st page the whole week. Keep them coming.
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
NLTK = education OpenNLP = production I thought that was a known fact
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Deep Neural Network Learns Van Gogh's Art(youtube.com)
6 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|0 comments
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
"Airbnb for drone pilots" yeah that is not misleading at all
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
Man I can't get enough: Machine Learning, bioinformatics, algorithmic trading, database design, GPU programming, 3D modeling/printing. Wish I had more time
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Ask HN: Good Perl codebases to read?
6 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|3 comments
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
It seems excessive to replace the interpreter just to add some fault tolerance
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Ask HN: Quantum physics observer effect = lazy evaluation?
1 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|1 comments
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Mario running in Unreal Engine 4 [video](youtube.com)
184 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|25 comments
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Ask HN: Best resources to learn C in 2015
2 points by latenightcoding 11y ago|1 comments
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
grep -r "function()" .
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
This is great are they modelling a neural network to detect bull shit ?
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by latenightcoding 11y ago
Great book, my first general purpose programming language was going to be Python but the book I was reading was so poorly written that I picked up Learning Perl and have been doing Perl all my career.