snthpy

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   by snthpy 8y ago

   > The difference between | > and |> is exactly analogous to the difference between f(args) and f( args). Should the order of the second list be reversed? i.e. |> corresponds to f(args) and | > corresponds to f( args)
2. 812.▲
   by snthpy 8y ago

   How does this compare to hyperopt?
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   by snthpy 8y ago

   So funny, I also first leaned English from Leisure Suit Larry. I remember being stuck on "TAKE OFF CLOTHES" for the longest time.
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   by snthpy 8y ago

   Thank you for taking the time to write your comment. That book looks exactly like what I am looking for. I will definitely look for it. With regards to my scepticism, I think you captured a lot of it in your examples. I guess i am afraid of
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   by snthpy 8y ago

   Thank you for your informative comment. I was as sceptical of ADHD as most of the commenters here and have been resisting sending my son for an assessment for about a year because I guess what the diagnosis will be. However the more I'
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   by snthpy 8y ago

   There is also vimwiki for vim users.
7. 817.▲
   by snthpy 8y ago

   Thanks
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   by snthpy 8y ago

   How does this compare to Dash by plotly and also Jupyter Dashboards? At first glance the use cases seem different (applications vs dashboards) but they both provide widgets and GUI elements. Are there things that would be much simpler/
9. 819.▲
   by snthpy 8y ago

   There's also Dash by plotly
10. 820.▲
    by snthpy 8y ago

    Some starting points: [The Functional Programmer - keeping Repetitive Strain Injury at bay]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_eelK-KLIA ) [Wikihow]( https://www.wikihow.com/Strengthen-Your-Wrists )
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    This is very cool. Are there any alternatives that do the same? I'm happy to use this just checking if there's another standard that's more widely adopted?
12. 822.▲
    by snthpy 8y ago

    I'm not sure about the name. It suggests it would be about hyperparameter learning which doesn't appear to be the case. Perhaps something like sklearn-torch would be better?
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    Please excuse my ignorance but I'm just really curious because it's been a few times that I have seen comments on HackerNews by people the were homeless at some point. How does this happen in the US? In my mind if you have the int
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    I agree. After 15 years on QWERTY and now over 10 years on Dvorak, I find the navigation in vim with the default hjkl keys in Dvorak better than in QWERTY. I'm considering switching to Colemak but the vim key mappings concern me.
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    Is there a vim with support for large files, i.e. only reading a chunk/window of data at a time as I browse? My use case is that I sometimes need to inspect large CSV files and vim will take a long time and then abort saying that it co
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    Can you describe your setup? I also use vimwiki but separately so interested to learn from your experience.
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    Very interesting. The provenance tracking is a nice feature that I haven't seen a lot of in other systems. Any examples of this being used in the wild?
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    +1
19. 829.▲
    by snthpy 8y ago

    I was going to mention this as well. I don't know about "good" but it's definitely collaboratively built.
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    by snthpy 8y ago

    Thanks. I'm busy trying it out and it looks great so far. Could you just add some keyboard shortcuts for jumping between lists please?
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Thank you for this. Just been reading about Terra Preta and am finding it fascinating!
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Nothing too mysterious in the examples in the SEC Alert link. One just has to keep in mind that these ETFs leverage the daily return and then take into account the compounding effects. If you have an index with normally distributed returns
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Cape Town also has this now, although the usage levels are very granular: https://citymaps.capetown.gov.za/waterviewer/
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Thanks
25. 835.▲
    by snthpy 9y ago

    Sounds great! However without having looked at the API, my first reaction is that it's yet another interface to learn. What would be awesome is if I could just take my existing numpy or theano code and drop in an arrayfire object. Is t
26. 836.▲
    by snthpy 9y ago

    Could one use this to make an open-source cryptocurrency hardware wallet? I haven't looked into the requirements or the specs on either side so I'm just asking very naively. The $25 price point just seems better than the $100+ for
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Interesting. I never thought of that. I also asked a question about this on StackOver flow once and no one suggested that. Very useful.
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    by snthpy 9y ago

    Thank you. Very useful.
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    by snthpy 10y ago

    My favourite is SystemShart. I think I might add that to my Exception hierarchy. http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shart
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    by snthpy 11y ago

    Awesome! I totally remember these as well. Such a trip down memory lane.