nevermore

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by nevermore 1y ago
As a proponent of "TODOs should always point to a concrete issue", you have 3 ways to resolve a TODO before merging: 1. Just file the issue. If it's something you should actually do, you can take 20 seconds to write it down a
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by nevermore 3y ago
Lots of comments and arguments about async being big or complex, and it's really not, it's pulling in the runtimes that's big and complex, and I think Rust really failed by forcing libraries to explicitly choose a runtime. As
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by nevermore 4y ago
> Python doesn’t yet have anything remotely close to ggplot for rapidly making exploratory graphics, for example. Plug for plotnine ( https://plotnine.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ ). I don't know R but use ggpl
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by nevermore 5y ago
For comparison, here's a solution in torch with a torchscript derocator: https://gist.github.com/bethebunny/1319b96e412d6a68488b7cb35... IMO it's a huge advantage to be able to write torch model code that loo
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by nevermore 5y ago
As an outsider this may be your perception, but this is not how python's documentation works. > These documents are just informal prose. Not true. They're the language spec. Every guaranteed behavior of python is described clea
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by nevermore 6y ago
In case you read the entire article before looking at the author, this is by mchurch so you should take everything it says with a huge crazy egotistical grain of salt. Personal vendettas and hyperbole abound. I don't think it's tr
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by nevermore 13y ago
Please note that this API does not make any specific attempts to obey the mediawiki etiquette ( http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/API:Etiquette ). This sort of API is easy and clean for something like a command line script,
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by nevermore 14y ago
I'm not quite sure why it's so complicated. Their telnet actually has a UI state machine built in. On any linux computer: nc rainmaker.wunderground.com 23