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by xanderjanz 12y ago
From what I gathered of the talk, they mean unifying the build, debugging, and analytics tools. So no more need to have Terminal, Xcode, and Chrome Dev tools open
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
I asked the FB Engineers that were manning the Open Source booth at F8 today about this. They assured me that it wasn't a threat, or any change in ideology on their end as open source contributors. That they were also concerned with th
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
It's fixed now :)
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Facebook's React Native website doesn't fit on my iPhone(imgur.com)
2 points by xanderjanz 12y ago|1 comments
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
lol everytime something about React or Flux gets posted on HN, we get this massive comment thread debating how X React feature isn't best practices (Inline styles, full-app re-render, singleton dispatcher or whatever). Get over it nerd
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
This seems like a paradox. Facebook grants us unlimited rights to the software, unless we assert that we have unlimited rights to the software?
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
If you're interested in building GraphQL with Node+Mongo, checkout this github project: https://github.com/lutherism/GraphNoQL
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Why does this require a specific linux dist?
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Or a magic gas that makes it hard for people to see and breathe and want to run away.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
> shows of force and the deployment of light weapons and armored vehicles In your ideal world, when exactly should the police gear up to disperse a crowd? While it's actively rioting?
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Suboptimal might be a better word. And it should be no surprise that most open source anything is suboptimal.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
The way I think about it ('this' being like any other object), closures are just supplied a default 'this' object (window, in the case of web), and instead of providing a this argument via the argument list, you can choo
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
The article was a nice refresher about 'this' subtleties, but it put too much work into contrasting it against Java's this, instead of just laying out the actual JS rules. To me, 'this' is JS is a lot more self expl
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
You wouldn't really have to change the right click menu. You could put an invisible html div over top the images, and give them the correct link, instead of the raw decompressed image data. So a user would think they are right clicking
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Why not use a node script for this one part? Seems to me pretty wise to use a javascript runtime when evaluating javascript. You can still use Go or whatever else for all your other tasks.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Sounds like you're looking for Rendr.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
I'm sorry the web cookie hegemony is oppressing you. Come up with a better solution to filter bots and Google will hire you. Nobody is pushing this down your throat.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Yea according to a reddit post from a Googler this was more of a staged easter egg then a real bug. Google coding styles actually prohibit the use of unsigned integers in C++ code.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Should have gone with unsigned ints, YouTube! EDIT: Which is the solution they apparently implemented, converting signed to unsigned at some higher layer.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
I care.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
You're ignoring that most modern apps will give you rudimentary account access even before you confirm your email address. Which would be difficult to do if that account already exists.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Great question. Problems are solved by tools. Powerful tools can be built with code. So try first to think about what kind of tool would be helpful for you. How could a computer help you accomplish something that you couldn't do yourse
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
No, this is likely done with machine learning trained on real vs fraudulent user data. So they are going to be watching for much more subtle features than just being in a different region. Tons of people travel all of the world. Less people
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Umm even still, you can train it on more horse photos in order to increase its performance specifically on horses. Furthermore, you can study neron activation levels on said horse training data in order to reverse-engineer the neural "
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
well, this is doing more than just object recognition+language labeling. Notice how it understands the the girl is 'in' the white dress. That is a lot more comlicated that identifying a white dress and a girl.
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Please, try implementing non-linear regression to understand images. Tell me how it goes. Also, 'nonbody know hows learning is stored'? You very clearly have never worked with neural nets before. Experience is stored in the form o
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Sharing Pre built models are so cool, and definitely important to the advance machine learning science. Especially when you consider how mixing weight layers allows you to do things like understand Portuguese text better through English tex
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
https://class.coursera.org/ml-007 Andrew Ng's Standford course has been a god send in laying out the mathmatics of Machine Learning. Would be a good next step for anybody who was intrigued by this article.
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Show HN: A neural net for predicting Bitcoin prices from past 60 days(github.com)
6 points by xanderjanz 12y ago|2 comments
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by xanderjanz 12y ago
Isn't it impossible to prove if something is NP-hard, since we don't know if p=np

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