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by praveen9920 6y ago
TL;DR I re-implemented numpy partially for implementing ML algos. Here is the [code]( https://github.com/praveenpenumaka/numpygo )
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Show HN: numpy re-implemented in Golang(praveenpenumaka.github.io)
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by praveen9920 6y ago
Ever tried iconic? It may still feel boring but it makes things easier when developing.
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It's wonderful. The word "Droneports" is becoming mainstream. Can someone shed light on their economies of scale? What are the challenges they may be facing? It is also interesting to know the technical and engineering challe
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It's more of a personal preference at this point. I got accustomed to the experience.
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We learned this lesson the hard way. A few years back, for a start-up, we picked angular 2.0 as our choice for frontend stack, when it is released. Though it was fun to develop it, We faced a lot of unknowns and issues to finally ship it. T
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by praveen9920 6y ago
> We have much better theories of semantics now than we had in the 1970s when the traditional compilers course was being laid out. Can you recommend any books for catching up?
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by praveen9920 6y ago
Is there any similar service for Gmail, integration only with mail servers? Similar client-side experience, No ads, no data collection. etc It could be first step for de-googlifying
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by praveen9920 6y ago
I recently wrote a golang code for fetching rss feed and displaying gist based on requirement. Looking at this code, I am tempted to reimplement this using pipes but saner mind took over and said "don't fix something that is not b
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I love it. Accountability of submissions and recorded specific feedback for each assignment is great way to learn. One feature I would like to see is peer reviews. Although it might cause cheating or plagiarism, it could be useful tool for
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by praveen9920 6y ago
Is it possible that time of posting matters? When there are increased number of high trending posts on first page, it is very less likely that a new post gets any attention irrespective of quality of content.
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Very interesting set of facts
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One of the major reasons organisations go with Microsoft is the support they provide, although user's familiarity certainly plays another role as well How does that work out in situations where Linux is adapted? Do they pickup a distro
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by praveen9920 6y ago
I agree all that about jvm. It had considerable impact on industry and it is nice piece of software. But you missed my point entirely. I did not call JVM a steam engine in derogatory way. On the contrary, steam engine is awesome piece of t
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by praveen9920 6y ago
I always liked writing VMs But we have to agree that JVM feels like steam engine running in the age of electric motors. With virtualisation available cheaply in every level (hardware, arch, OS and docker) virtualisation at runtime feels lik
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by praveen9920 6y ago
The interview is nicely done. The followup questions were exactly what I would have asked, probably to explain the theory to someone who doesn't know much about geology
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by praveen9920 6y ago
Speculation : These anamolies somehow related to strange Bermuda Triangle events?
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by praveen9920 7y ago
I can already see how future ML platforms going to gain a lot from crowdsourced data. Imagine a platform that can publish an app for classification of any particular use case, and the dataset is contributed and vetted by the community of us
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Why Netflix likes dark future?(medium.com)
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Dealing with shit in life(medium.com)
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Blueprinting for software products(medium.com)
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Show HN: Model abstraction for Android(github.com)
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