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by xiaodai 6y ago
In Singapore they have disabled 70-80 year old servicing ppl at hawker centres. At first sight, it's kinda hard to watch.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
the most misleading article ever. Twice as fast as best known method ain't gonna cut it for training AlphaZero Go for example. But still 140,000 images per second! That's nuts. Even 70,000 is nuts. I can only play 1000 2048 games
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Cool. I use streamlabs and I have a much simpler set up for coding challenges. I wish I can make some commands for interacting with users though. Eg. A command for uses to point out mistakes in my code. Here is my stream: https:/&#x2F
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by xiaodai 6y ago
The problem with multiple dispatch is that by looking at `fn(a, b, c)` you really don't know which code it is running unless you know the types of `a`, `b`, and `c` which can't be exhaustively enumerated at the point of the writin
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NASA's Lunar Loo Challenge(herox.com)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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Rant about new Windows console(clips.twitch.tv)
5 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Is php really that bad? People keep telling me it's insecure by default.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
brother. one more 10x post... I am gonna do a rage rant
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Soft Gradient Boosting Machine(arxiv.org)
1 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
This is trying to achieve a poor-human's multiple-dispatch with match-case syntax
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by xiaodai 6y ago
aren't there prior art? This would be super useful for a string sorting algorithm I am trying to implement in Julia
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Neural Logic Machines (2019)(arxiv.org)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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What is going on in the Chat?? Live interative coding game(twitch.tv)
1 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
it is an "alternative" to parquet but only works in the Julia ecosystem at the moment.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
"Slow" is the issue. I think it's going to be too slow for ppl's liking.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
what stops you from using a few convolution layers and then use the GLN in the last layer? You achieve the best of both worlds if your theory is true.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
bike-shedding at work. Everyone "understands" language but not too many DB systems.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Dolt doesn't work for large data right?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Hmm, if ppl press like on those photos more, isn't the algorithm just faithfull reproducing human preference on average? Why say instagram is prioritising? Makes it sound like Instagram. Is sentient.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
This is like Revise.jl in Julia
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by xiaodai 6y ago
It compares itself to Erlang. How does it compare with Elixir?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
It's very good! I have used Blosc in developing JDF.jl a serialization format for dataframes. https://github.com/xiaodaigh/JDF.jl
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Bro. First, unsafe and now assembly. How is Rust a safe language?
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by xiaodai 6y ago
I might be missing something but radix sort I can sort a 64 bit vector 11 bits at a time.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
Does anyone know if it uses web assembly?
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Twilio Quest: A Programming RPG(twilio.com)
4 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
I need to be able to write math and coding content. So coding blocks and math blocks for writing latex would be ideal.
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by xiaodai 6y ago
codementor.io and coding.blog
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Superoptimization(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by xiaodai 6y ago|0 comments
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by xiaodai 6y ago
tried to install Clojure on Windows. Just flat out gave up.

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