oelmekki

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by oelmekki 10y ago
Is embedding interfaces still composition, in your opinion? And if not, does this means you recommend not using composition?
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by oelmekki 10y ago
It seems like nd4j has everything you need. Just remember, when seeing calls to the `np.dot()` function in python's numpy that it is the "dot product" operation on matrix, which is also known as standard mathematical matrix m
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by oelmekki 10y ago
If I had to chose one, that will be my backup script, without any hesitation. Data is by far the most important thing, nowadays. After that, I would say the script that updates dependencies in all our projects and make merge requests on git
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I've been learning about neural networks lately and implemented mines in golang. The biggest problem I had was that python is not chosen randomly: neural networks scientists use it because of numpy. Most importantly, numpy makes it rea
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I've been a professional developer for ten years myself, I've seen my part of hype. But I've seen way more people not even trying new things (and trying does not mean sticking with it on your main project), probably because t
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Yeah, I tend more and more to be annoyed by some devs negativity every time someone is trying something new. I may take that personally, yes, not about docker and microservices, but because I'm always told to stop creating and use what
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by oelmekki 10y ago
"Hi, my name is dokku, and I have no idea what you're talking about" :) This rant sounds just like any rant from old dev mocking a new tech. "This is less efficient, this is too complicated, this can't be taken seri
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by oelmekki 10y ago
This looks cool. I'm using dokku to do that and I'm very satisfied with it, but I would like something closer to core docker experience, which would make it easier to integrate with other tools/process (like swarm, which not
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by oelmekki 10y ago
It even includes a Dockerfile and a docker-compose.yml file to get quickly started, that's cool :)
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by oelmekki 10y ago
It's quite an investment of time, but this is a good answer to "do we have to do academic studies to learn this stuff?" => Maybe, but nowadays you don't have to quit your job and move close to an university to learn,
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Thanks :) I feel like some key concepts are a bit beyond my reach, but that they are such a small quantity that it can be a good starting point for googling around. Thank for your help!
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Great read, thanks! I know understand what word vectors are and how they are useful (which, btw, allows me to make way more sense of the output of the program in this HN post :D ), plus more generalities about the field. Anyone in the same
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Would love such kind of intro too, especially since I'm working on a product that could greatly benefit from NPL and neural networks. Could a kind person provide a good reference for something we could learn from? Or (as I fear), are w
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Oh, I see you already have us covered :D Looks great, will be awesome!
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Oh, no, actually, I love handling everything through milestones, as mentioned in previous comment :) Was just mentioning the idea in case you found it interesting to upgrade milestones to a project management tool. You already took github,
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Btw @sytse, would be cool if we could assign issues to several milestones. That way, we could use milestones as "view" for a given set of issues, each being ordered differently. This would allow different teams to have different
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I use milestones, for that. I almost never set a "due date". I find the milestone feature useful for doing, well, lot of not milestone related things. First, they have a three columns (unstarted / started / completed) w
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by oelmekki 10y ago
And if it can't be stopped, the argument about decentralized apps being "unstoppable" won't be that appealing anymore after all :) It's sad, being able to write blockchain apps like with ethereum and lisk is cool te
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Oh, I know the feeling :) You explore new techs, everybody tells you you're insane trying to do things that complicated, then a few years later they all do it and tell you you're a bad programmer if you want to explore any other i
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by oelmekki 10y ago
Try/catch is only useful if you want to support promise failure, it's perfectly fine not using it if you know there is no acceptable failures (eg, use try/catch for network operations, not for setTimeout).
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by oelmekki 10y ago
You're right: https://github.com/tc39/proposals#active-proposals It certainly takes its time :) Well, Bublé sound cool for projects where feature stability over time is critical (like huge codebases), but I will s
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by oelmekki 10y ago
I don't see any mention about async functions, are they supported? It's the single most important reason why I prefer to go with transpiling from es7 rather than es6. Or maybe it's now part of ES2016? I get quite lost in thos
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by oelmekki 11y ago
It's nice there's a policy around that, but I can understand the fears of someone considering using this to start a product - or even worse, a business. Google has an history of shutting down useful products, why people should tru
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by oelmekki 11y ago
Super interesting approach, thanks for contributing it. From what I see in your article, you used this for searching through mails, so I guess it works on a pretty decent volume of data, but just to confirm it: do you think it's viable
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by oelmekki 11y ago
> Your comment calls "code review", the practice, "toxic". Oh also, I think it should be clarified. I'm not advocating code review is a bad thing in itself and we should stop doing it. I think it could be done be
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by oelmekki 11y ago
> Your comment calls "code review", the practice, "toxic". You go on to suggest that project maintainers "merge [the pull request] already and be done with it" I'm with you until there :) > suggestin
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by oelmekki 11y ago
I don't get how you come to thinking that reading my comment. It's not being able to comment that is problem, it's feeling that you have to comment.
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by oelmekki 11y ago
To me, the problem this incident is pointing out is the toxicity of code review. We speak about changing the name of a local variable used four times in the whole codebase. Was this that a big deal? Merge it already and be done with it. Eas
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by oelmekki 11y ago
I don't think you should focus too much on that. Indeed, there is a "frontpage express" part, in it, but the app is still super useful should you remove that. I've been prototyping a lot last year, and it was never strai
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by oelmekki 11y ago
I'm very impressed, thanks for this app. Until now, I used Pencil for prototyping on linux, which was not very efficient because it's more focused on desktop app building. Totally love the fact that there's a real browser beh

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