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by zengid 9y ago
Link?
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by zengid 9y ago
Honest question because you're right, I haven't talked to ADHD adults: Does it affect your life? If so, are you able to achieve goals you set for yourself or finish self-motivated tasks with greater ease than other tasks, or is i
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by zengid 9y ago
Me too. Learned something today.
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by zengid 9y ago
"This is about system software, so we will see lower level things [...] to show --in real source-code, not in small toy examples-- how things work, why certain things were implemented in a given way. You know, when software starts to b
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by zengid 9y ago
I don't know about you but I don't own a piano. I do have several computers though, and they all have a soundcard. Dynamic tuning is a problem that can be solved by software! I'm fine with equal temperament dominating, but it
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by zengid 9y ago
I'm excited to see others on the journey of connecting music theory and math. I feel like taking equal-temperament for granted obscures a lot of the simplest connections. Just intonation has a treasure trove of interesting implications
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by zengid 9y ago
> For business and productivity apps, React Native offers reasonable performance, cross-platform compatibility, incredible tools (the best being from Microsoft. Hello, relevance! Welcome back!) When he says Microsoft has the best tools
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by zengid 9y ago
A nice video for String Quartet 14 (Op. 131) as you mentioned. Lovely piece! https://youtu.be/WlFYC1U5viw
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by zengid 9y ago
Beautiful design! Having trouble with the sound working on Android in Chrome. Looks like site might be getting hugged to death, too.
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by zengid 9y ago
You're right, but then later she says that she'd love a 'modern' Amiga, too. I just could see someone giving her a Mac running an emulator and be like.. here you go!
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by zengid 9y ago
So is there an emulator or something we could use to get her running on an updated machine?
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It's s CRUD app! You don't need everything to be a SPA with a heavy weight framework!
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>> .. and vanilla JS with some jQuery If I could I'd buy you a beer and cheers you for relieving my JS anxiety a bit. I love jQuery, and I'm tired of feeling ashamed of it, damnit!
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by zengid 9y ago
This article on matrix calculus seems pretty good for someone familiar with ML and DL concepts but not on the maths: http://parrt.cs.usfca.edu/doc/matrix-calculus/index.html#sec...
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I wonder if they are doing this to complete with course.fast.ai
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by zengid 9y ago
I remember reading about a language from Microsoft called P that compiles to state machines in C. Its for complex and asynchronous state changes, like programming a protocol for an automated drone. https://www.microsoft.com/
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by zengid 9y ago
I'm excited because I can earn some more energy points (points from Khan Academy) from watching these!
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Grant Sanderson (of 3blue1brown) contributes to Khan Academy (2016)(khanacademy.org)
2 points by zengid 9y ago|1 comments
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by zengid 9y ago
Looks like Mr Dahl was among the inaugural class of the Google Brain Residency: http://tinyclouds.org/residency/
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by zengid 9y ago
He just hates almost all software anyway: http://tinyclouds.org/rant.html
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by zengid 9y ago
C# had cool stuff way before JavaScript, but it feels like it doesn't get the credit it deserves because there aren't enough hipsters using it. </rant>
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Lambdas in C# 3.0 (2007)(msdn.microsoft.com)
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by zengid 9y ago
Honest question: is this useful?
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Interesting distinctions. How do you get them to work together? Http and TCP/IP?
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by zengid 9y ago
This is going to get buried, but HN has given me a place where I feel at home . It's community has just the right mixture of pragmatic empiricists, tasteful dreamers, and unabashed nerds. Thanks y'all!
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by zengid 9y ago
Somewhat tangential, but some concepts and operators from J have been integrated into the audio programming language sclang for Supercollider [1]. Pretty neat! (I'm currently learning SC [2]). [1] http://doc.sccode.org/
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Ask HN: Would you pay to have tamper-free videos?
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by zengid 9y ago
It took me a while to understand how to read lisp, compared to a C syntax it feels inside out and upside down (read code from the bottom up and nested forms outward). But once you get it it's easy. I've also struggled with underst
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by zengid 9y ago
That would explain why my school's international students have such nice, James Bond-esk, cars.
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by zengid 9y ago
This kind of use of the CLR makes me more excited about having to learn C# for my internship this summer. (Not saying CLR is lame, but it's not as hot and radical as newer language communities IMO).

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