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by shriek 8y ago
I've been saying the same since last year. I'm finally picking it up just trying to use it for regular everyday scripting work. It's been slow but atleast I'm starting now.
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by shriek 8y ago
> Tools are pretty much irrelevant. I won't go so far as to call them irrelevant cause I've personally found them very useful during my education. Whilst they're useless by themselves if the quality of the content itself i
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by shriek 8y ago
Isn't that the whole beauty of it? You're learning what you've already learned on top without having to re-learn everything again. That's primarily why I've stuck with it. That and the fact that it's easily pro
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by shriek 8y ago
Can anyone share some insight on if there has been any improvements on this since the last time it was posted here [1]? From that thread it appears that it has few misinformation there. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?i
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by shriek 8y ago
I'm same as you too but I did have some background in math from college but I've been rusty on them already. - I know it's said over and over again but KhanAcademy is pretty good for high-school math - For probability, I&#x
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by shriek 8y ago
> One major reason is that Ng is its own thing You're spot on with that in my case. I already knew JS and wanted to build on top of it. React just felt natural to pick up than Ng. Also, the fact that ng completely changed in v2 real
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by shriek 8y ago
I'm not a mechanical or electrical engineer by any means but how hard would it be to have a swap-able batteries like in the old cellphone days?
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by shriek 8y ago
Yes, we can't overlook the fact that critical thinking is needed before searching for the solution but I see Internet as just one of many tools but with better feedback than libraries/manpages/britanica etc. What might have t
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by shriek 8y ago
Alternative sources of lights (candles, kerosene lantern and backup batteries who can afford it) are used when there are power outages. But you're right we do take power for granted but I think what I found most lacking during power ou
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by shriek 8y ago
I don't know why I've never heard of farm-stay holidays until now. I'll have to find one which is more hands-on.
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by shriek 8y ago
So, I'm not that young but how would a person living in an apartment in the city go about start learning this? I mean I can kind of see the tech involved in this but actually putting into practice is probably going to be challenging du
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by shriek 8y ago
Okay you convinced me with that org-mode. I've already invested huge time learning vim and hopefully it translates well in evil. Edit: Ah, I see emacs has it's own terminal which is why it was able to support charts and graphs.
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by shriek 8y ago
This is pretty much why I haven't moved fully to VSCode as well. I gave it a try but I realized that my whole workspace is in terminal. Also, like you said the tools I have compliment to one another very well making it very flexible. T
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by shriek 8y ago
While I agree with you, if you have SSH access then you've opened up yourself to a lot of possibilities by simply mounting the remote directory in your local.
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by shriek 8y ago
Also, couldn't you just set a limit in your budget in AWS. That and alarms on events etc?
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by shriek 8y ago
Recently I discovered that you can flip to debug mode even on already running process without debug mode by doing 'process._debugProcess(<pid_of_process>)' on any other node process. This has made my life incredibly simpler
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by shriek 8y ago
My go-to tool to see what yaml will look like. http://nodeca.github.io/js-yaml/
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by shriek 9y ago
95% of all documents can be converted with pandoc. But in all seriousness I'm guessing author is using pandoc with syntax highlighting flag. http://pandoc.org/MANUAL.html#syntax-highlighting
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by shriek 9y ago
I was playing with @std/esm yesterday and it helps bridge that gap somewhat. I agree it feels great to not have to transpile anymore. :)
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by shriek 9y ago
Does deep learning encompass all ML though? While I agree it can be used for numerous tasks I don't think starting ML with deep learning is such a good idea.
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by shriek 9y ago
I haven't played with graphql much yet but one thing that really struck me most was that it's possible for a single graphql query to make multiple queries to database. I read that dataloader helps in this case, is this similar to
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by shriek 9y ago
I wouldn't say people would stop, people would stop engaging as much but I'd still find it useful. I most often use facebook with `?sk=h_chr` query string to give me the content in reverse chronological simply because that makes s
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by shriek 9y ago
Wouldn't biometrics be good use case here since OP doesn't want to remember it?
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by shriek 9y ago
That's awesome. I haven't played with webpack 4 yet. Just recently started playing with webpack 3. I'd be keeping an eye on it.
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by shriek 9y ago
The document seems to have gotten a little better, lot better than Webpack 1, however the plugin ecosystem is the most frustrating part imo. Webpack gives plugin creator some form of freedom and because of that, and the lack of types in JS,
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by shriek 9y ago
In that case couldn't that be done with different endpoints?
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by shriek 9y ago
I don't think you have to go that far. I think something like https://direnv.net/ should work too. Although, I do agree that having this restriction in the first place is bizarre.
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by shriek 9y ago
Does the money from the shop go to foundation or just to the creator of the content?
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by shriek 9y ago
On contrary it might actually bring some order in traffic situation.
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by shriek 9y ago
I'm failing to understand how this is different from say buying a compute power from AWS or GCE. Isn't it almost the same except the transaction is done through ether instead of traditional money?

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