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by mrharrison 11y ago
If anybody has any resources to add to this list, please do or post your links in the comments. I just added Ian Goodfellows link to their html book. I would like to have a solid list of deep learning resources. Thanks!
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AI and Deep learning resources (FREE)(popsnip.com)
6 points by mrharrison 11y ago|3 comments
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Quick Start to Coding AI(popsnip.com)
5 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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AI Coding Frameworks(popsnip.com)
3 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Well if I suggest standard library to an area that has 20 plus libraries, then maybe we can get somewhere in the middle :)
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Probably need a company to do it. Like Microsoft made Typescript, Facebook made React, Google made Angular, etc... We need Dropbox to make this, since they have Guido and he can push this on the python 3 community to make this a standard li
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Can all of you python to javascript library creators get together and create one solid library, or maybe not all of you, because it would be a grid-lock of decisions. How about half of you with the most similar ideas get together and do on
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by mrharrison 11y ago
My friends, family and I have had a completely opposite reaction. We have all ditched Spotify for Apple music because it integrates with our apple tv, and other devices so well. Beats radio is also pretty good for music discovery, with De
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We need a better search(blog.popsnip.com)
1 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Commenting should be how people down vote. You should have to explain why it's not a good idea. Then if others agree with you, your comment will get up voted. Just as my comment is a downvote of github's downvote.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
This comment is basically a down vote of github's down vote. Comments should be the down vote, because someone needs to explain why a suggestion, answer, code change, submission, etc... is not a good option. If that comment (down vot
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by mrharrison 11y ago
This comment is now getting downvoted. To be clear, so people stop downvoting this comment, this parent comment was initially downvoted to -1, it obviously isn't anymore.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Down voting on Stackexchange is a privelege as well as losing a reputation point when you downvote. Down voting on Reddit is controversial and alienates a lot of people from using Reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/Theory
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Yeah, I thought that was funny. Guess I wrote a horrible comment.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
-1 or the thumbs down reaction, I think is a mistake. They aren't usually that constructive, because most of the time they are used as retaliation against a specific user, instead of constructive criticism. If someone downvotes you,
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I agree this at least a one-year commitment. Please, somebody start this back up again. I also don't have the time, otherwise I would.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
> I've had nothing but problems with more complex packages I could say the same things about rubygems. With coding a lot of it is what you are familiar with. To me python and pip is clean and simple, ruby and rubygems is overly co
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Looking to use react because of code cleanliness. Never had a performance problem with angular and have done two apps large apps thus far. I feel like people who have performance problems are just putting too much html on the page, and sh
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I want to start using React but I think I'm going to stick with Angular for now. I have all of the gotchas of Angular figured out and I think I want to wait another year for the dust to settle on React. By looking at the flowchart it
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by mrharrison 11y ago
A lot of this could be due to a poor diet. The author or anybody in a similar situation should look into this as well. Eat less carbs to avoid insulin swings, etc. It's amazing how a better diet can affect your mood.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Yes I couldn't agree more. I've used both Flask and Django, and with Flask you just recreate everything in Django. Plus the Django community is more vibrant and the Django docs are super good.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I'll go ahead and email you. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Where can I find an editor for my Medium article?
2 points by mrharrison 11y ago|3 comments
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I've been following this closely and think we are headed to self driving cars a lot sooner than we think. Obama has been making sure the regulators have been getting the money, GM is working with Lyft to have self driving cars in Aust
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by mrharrison 11y ago
I wonder if this project has struggled so much, because of the increasing difficulty in acquiring talent and talent getting poached in tech. Perhaps they left for SpaceX. I'm sure a project like this has an intense amount of technical
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The UX of Typography and Readability(popsnip.com)
4 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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Front End Technical Interview Best Practices(popsnip.com)
40 points by mrharrison 11y ago|18 comments
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GM and Lyft race towards self driving cars(media.gm.com)
1 points by mrharrison 11y ago|0 comments
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Yeah there is no need to drop bower support. I prefer bower over NPM. I don't understand this. Great work by the way.
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by mrharrison 11y ago
Here is a list of lists: http://popsnip.com/topic/863/Best-Books-of-2015-List-of-List...

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