rs86

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by rs86 9y ago
Data is the new supernatural ruling entity that spinned the world for fun and guess what is still interested in it
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by rs86 9y ago
Electron and dynamic languages
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by rs86 9y ago
Shouldn't be any other way. Modularity is such a nice idea. Much nicer than spinning up something that takes 600 MB of RAM in components not necessary to completing the task at hand. Maybe if electron's dependencies could be compi
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by rs86 9y ago
Because web developers are not real developers.
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by rs86 9y ago
That will be interesting to watch
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by rs86 9y ago
The wind speed is measured relative to what?
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by rs86 9y ago
"Web startups are made out of two things: people and code. The people make the code, and the code makes the people rich. Code is like a poem; it has to follow certain structural requirements, and yet out of that structure can come art.
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by rs86 9y ago
I think at some point students should be exposed to C, it is important to understand its memory model - allocation, deallocation, pointers
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by rs86 9y ago
Multiprocessing or muilthreading? Why don't you market it as parallel coroutines processing? That gets me interested. Because there are dozens of frameworks with overgeneral descriptions.
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by rs86 9y ago
Wow why don't you write your own tools and make a company out of it?
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by rs86 10y ago
This article is so boring I considered killing myself
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by rs86 10y ago
Empty article. Adds nothing to universal happyness
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by rs86 10y ago
Yes, I am surprised by the lack of criticism by the community. Only see what is happy and awesome?
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by rs86 10y ago
I don't think knowing details of algorithms is why strong CS skills are important. Understanding CS teaches a lot about seeing abstractions and choosing between different levels of abstraction and problem solving. It greatly helps mode
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by rs86 10y ago
From my experience i'd rather work with programmers with strong CS skills. They put out better code
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by rs86 10y ago
As if other books on linear algebra have bullshit... This contributes to the "math sucks" culture. Math is fun an easy to learn. It just takes effort, like any other skill.
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by rs86 10y ago
Awful article. Badly researched and badly written. Just a journalist wanting to write about something he thinks people want to read
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by rs86 10y ago
Funny there is no prolog port!
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by rs86 10y ago
Well all of them do. In ML we always try to select the best description for a dataset, and that involves minimizing some function that represents some kind of goodness of fit
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by rs86 10y ago
Amazingly well written. Short and to the point, humbly sharing something cool!
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Ask HN: What libraries are a joy to work with?
5 points by rs86 10y ago|12 comments
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by rs86 10y ago
Lazyness, generic programming, algebraic datatypes, inferred typing
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by rs86 10y ago
100 hours is really optimistic for haskell
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by rs86 10y ago
This sounded pedant
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by rs86 10y ago
This book is amazing
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by rs86 10y ago
1b @ 30b is very weird.
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by rs86 10y ago
When the author says that kamek does not get more rides... Well that doesn't mean the pie is still the same size, there are more people eating it. From a theoretical point of view, Uber allows underutilized assets (a car in the garage)
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by rs86 10y ago
I liked that the article made me think of using websockets for a pure JSON API, but I think it misses a lot of what is nice about rest and much of what it criticises is actually HTTP..... Rest as a set of verbs that act on resources is real
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by rs86 10y ago
I use this as a keyring. It is a bottle opener with a drum key in a single piece. http://www.ebay.com/itm/gibraltar-drum-key-bottle-opener-on-...
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by rs86 10y ago
Are u bill?

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