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by pramodliv1 11y ago
It's quite clear from the Ayasdi website that they're targeting enterprise customers. I wish they had an API similar to clarif.ai or wit.ai.
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Sense: https://sense.io has a free tier where you can import requests, numpy, scipy etc.
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Search https://www.google.com?q=trace+optimizer+compilers According to wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracing_just-in-time_compilati... Tracing just-in-time compilation is a technique used by virt
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Geoff Hinton answers this question in episode 6 of the Talking Machines podcast. http://www.thetalkingmachines.com/blog/2015/3/13/how-machine... Geoff Hinton had grad students who wanted to work on the p
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
> We like the type-safety without the verbosity and JVM tuning of Java. I've never worked on large-scale services, but I'm a fan of articles and talks on scaling. Is there any reason why I often read about JVM tuning, but never
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Thanks! I did not about Redux and the React wrapper.
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>> So you never expose your models at all to your components? Yes, I don't expose models to the components. I'm trying this on a side project. We are still using plain Backbone in production. So, I don't have experience
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
>> React will still perform a comparison operation on all of those thousands of elements. Using the `shouldComponentUpdate` API alleviates the problem, doesn't it? https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/c
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
A couple of questions: >Do not use Backbone models I use Backbone models for ajax since it makes decisions such as PUT vs POST and model.save() looks cleaner than $.ajax. Also, Backbone collections provide a declarative way to handle sor
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Sure, I'm not a CS major. So I'm studying undergrad courses right now. I'm documenting the entire process, but I'm only half way through at this point and I want to get it reviewed before publishing it on GitHub. If you
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
I was excited about the online masters program offered by Georgia Institute of Technology (mentioned in the article) in August 2014, but got rejected. I know my application was not as good as those that were accepted. But why create an onli
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
I'm not an entrepreneur, but I have worked at 2 startups (less than 20 employees) since 2011. This is going to sound cliched, but the best way is to start your own company or project from scratch and apply the concepts you learn from t
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What are the best learning hacks that you know?(quora.com)
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
We're building a single page app with all the rendering done on the client(clichéd, yeah) and a RESTish Dropwizard API server We have a page which requires integrating data from 12 different REST APIs. Making 12 HTTP requests takes a l
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Flipboard Engineering published a blog post on solving this problem http://engineering.flipboard.com/2014/10/summarization/
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
I love the accessibility and content of blog posts by members of Recurse Center. It would be amazing if scientists from YCR publish informal, yet rigorous posts for newbies.
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
I use math.stackexchage.com It's an active community with 486,887 questions. http://math.stackexchange.com/questions
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Quora is popular among Indian CS students.
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Has anyone used IronWorker in production? It seems to be more flexible than AWS Lambda. http://blog.iron.io/2015/01/aws-lambda-vs-ironworker.html
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
Metacademy are doing something similar for Machine Learning and related areas. The code is open source too - https://github.com/metacademy/metacademy-application Here's an example visualization: https:/&#x2F
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by pramodliv1 11y ago
You can implement your favourite data structures in Go, and see if you can make them faster by using the concurrency primitives in Go.
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by pramodliv1 12y ago
We're building a single page app. Is it possible to use Firebase Hosting only for SSL and static assets and our own servers(exposing REST APIs) for dynamic content?
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
I reckon that learning Maths, Statistics, Electronics or any related other field would make you a better programmer than having a superficial understanding of a plethora of technologies. I've devoted this year to learning some Statisti
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Real-time applications and will Django adapt?(arunrocks.com)
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
What if the images are slightly modified for each user? A mixture of image processing and hashing can be used for deduping though.
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
I remember the first time when I worked on multithreaded C++ project. I allocated a structure on the stack and passed its address to a queue which was received by another thread and the inevitable segfault happened. My mistake provided a lo
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
You can feed the wget output to https://previous.delicious.com/url/ which returns details about users bookmarking their url including tags. You'll have to scrape the details though. Their public API https:/&
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
See Desmos https://www.desmos.com/calculator if you need to store and share graphs.
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
I'm pretty new to angular. Which medium/large-scale open source project do you recommend to learn writing idiomatic code.
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by pramodliv1 13y ago
I guess we are still at a stage where there are many problems that can be solved by building 'simple' CRUD apps. Once these problems are considered as solved and as frameworks/tools evolve further to get the CRUD out of the w

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