radomir_cernoch

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   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   In can't agree more. In Java, there's the JAXB ”parser“ which translates an XML schema into (mostly) straightforward classes. Correct initial setup is the only hard part.
2. 32.▲
   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   On HN, there was recently an article [1] on this topic. You may also be interested in the discussion [2,3]. [1] https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2016/01/16/when-us-air-... [2] https:/&#x2F
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   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   Wow, the best example of teaching minimalism I know. Even though the website fails on so many levels, ;-) I still get the message in 15 seconds.
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   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   Thank you for a great answer! I knew about quite old NLP+Prolog projects. But never thought that such combination can make it through serious funding. Fingers crossed. To be completely honest I use Prolog for prototyping new algorithms if t
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   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   That's exactly the question. I've seen a lot of Prolog-inspired research (modified semantics, hence really just “inspiration”), one YouTube video about “Prolog in production” and a lot of hobby projects. As a Prolog teacher at our
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   by radomir_cernoch 5y ago

   Wow. The article is easy to read despite dealing with a complicated topic. And the idea looks quite innovative - definitely something that attracts researchers. Still, after 4 years, this article has 1 citation, which is a self-citation [1]
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   Mulgrew and Picardo looking back on Voyager(youtube.com)

   1 points by radomir_cernoch 6y ago|0 comments
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   by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

   Thanks! This is a great tool to “bypass” YouTube's recommendations. Often I feel like having seen 100% of woodworking videos on YouTube. Yet, I recognize 10% channels from your tool. It gives me a good inspiration!
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   by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

   Indeed. Mathematically speaking, a graphical model merely formalizes conditional independence. Their advantage is a statistical interpretation, which is also a factor that makes algorithms (like belief propagation) harder to parallelize on
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    by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

    We do use JavaFX in an app for our customer. The application is not public, however. There are many aspects to UI performance. Unlike IntelliJ, our app has only tens of widgets displayed at once - I can't compare in this regard. Howeve
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    by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

    I'm Czech and this revolutionary method of teaching came here in the 90's, when I entered my grammar school. Probably, it had a political “east vs. west” motivation among others, shortly after the velvet revolution... The first th
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    by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

    I second that. Woodworking is great for hackers.
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    by radomir_cernoch 6y ago

    I've struggled with keeping this kind of motivation for years. My way out involved getting an interesting job and finding a topic, which is somehow related to the work (so that your reason doesn't fight) yet not directly aimed at
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    by radomir_cernoch 7y ago

    I use it. Not regularly, not for production, but it's cute for rapid prototyping. Last time I had to write a rule-learning-inspired [1] algorithm with a custom hypothesis language. Prolog has the advantage that you can experiment with
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    by radomir_cernoch 7y ago

    Judging by the author's name, the software is Czech.
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    by radomir_cernoch 7y ago

    Exactly my thinking. <disclaimer>I work in a company that deals exclusively with OR. This means that we might be overly specialized for this product.</disclaimer> I see OR-Tools as an educational product. The tool is easy t
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    Relational Pipes Parse Fstab(relational-pipes.globalcode.info)

    1 points by radomir_cernoch 7y ago|0 comments
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    by radomir_cernoch 7y ago

    This explains a lot when applied to replying to e-mails.
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    by radomir_cernoch 7y ago

    This is my #1 reason for using them. Microservices can be great at delimiting responsibility.
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    by radomir_cernoch 8y ago

    > The :- means if and only if, or iff. Is it really the case? Human("Socrates"). Animal("Turtle"). Mortal(x) :- Human(x). Mortal(x) :- Animal(x). Suppose :- means iff. Turtle is Mortal (lines 2+4, implica
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    by radomir_cernoch 8y ago

    I do have a similar experience. However, when I start compiling, the battery goes down in 2-3 hours. Simply because the compilation takes so much time...
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    by radomir_cernoch 8y ago

    Personally, I've seen growing stability issues. Builds are failing for no apparent reason and work fine after a manual restart. Circe CI was the next free service to try.
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    by radomir_cernoch 8y ago

    This shows how the copmputer-related metaphors ("programming" in psychology, "multi-tasking" during office work, "algorithm" for any procedure, ...) are getting stronger and stronger.
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    by radomir_cernoch 8y ago

    I see this machine as a computer-controlled version of the pantorouter [0] with a bit more flexibility. I guess that the commercial success can be correlated to the commercial version of the pantorouter [1]. Anyone knows if that is a succes
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    Modern CMake short tutorial and best practice (part 2)(codingnest.com)

    1 points by radomir_cernoch 8y ago|0 comments
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    Modern CMake short tutorial and best practice(codingnest.com)

    170 points by radomir_cernoch 8y ago|88 comments