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   by zengid 9y ago

   Following the link from Yann LeCun's comment in the parent post one can find this neat library: DiffSharp http://diffsharp.github.io/DiffSharp/
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   by zengid 9y ago

   Python 3 since it sounds like the ML & data science communities are starting to prefer it..? (Heard that from Jeremy Howard at fast.ai)
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   by zengid 9y ago

   -Learn how to finish things. -Be on time more often. -Walk more.
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   by zengid 9y ago

   [meta question] Are most HN readers subscribers of wsj? I never see anybody mark these posts as pay-walled.. Either way I'm considering buying a subscription.
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   by zengid 9y ago

   Are GAN's pretty hot these days or is that just a coincidence of the authors preferences? I just received Ian Goodfellow's Deep Learning textbook [1] and I know he pretty much invented the technique, so I'm wonder how influen
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   by zengid 9y ago

   I'm a supervisor at UPS. Luckily, our center had plenty of drivers.. although I did have to come in on my day-off today.
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   by zengid 9y ago

   I wonder if this smaller reactor size would prove safer in earthquakes? There is a lot of tectonic activity in Norther China (though I'm not sure if that is where these are planned to be deployed). http://www.drgeorgepc.com&
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   by zengid 9y ago

   I forgot to mention, let your learning process be organic . Let yourself break off into tangents as you learn new things. Pretty soon you'll have 25 tabs open as you're clicking through Wikipedia, github, and youtube. This is goo
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   by zengid 9y ago

   First, why do you want to be a Software Engineer? Higher pay? Do you like coding? Interested in puzzles? Second, I would just start small. Automate the boring stuff will get you in the right mindset for being able to factor out repetitive t
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Cool new course! I'm thinking about taking their Practical Deep Learing for Coders course at the moment: http://course.fast.ai/
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Maybe that's because the strategy is to produce bullshit
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Excellent write up! Thank you for taking the time: I've been uncertain how people manage to get the JS to interop with <Compile-to-WASM-lang>.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    ..with the `--downlevelIteration` flag set and ES5 or ES3 set as the compilation target. I should have clarified. From the article: "TypeScript 2.3 introduced a new `--downlevelIteration` flag that adds full support for the ES2015 iter
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    by zengid 9y ago

    It looks like Typescript also transpiles to a similar try..catch..finally pattern: https://blog.mariusschulz.com/2017/06/30/typescript-2-3-down...
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I'd be interested to see if google responds to this with something for Firebase and GCE. The browser based editor for Google Apps Script isn't too bad, so they might be able to expand on that.
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    How I Remade GE(hbr.org)

    1 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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    The Dawn of Lisp, or How to Write Eval and Apply in Clojure(youtube.com)

    2 points by zengid 9y ago|0 comments
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    by zengid 9y ago

    ClojureCLR still exists, although it's not as popular as the JVM implementation. Perhaps that could give you a leg up on transitioning.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    If you'd like to make a public comment on the FCC's public forum (domain-link courtesy of John Oliver): www.gofccyourself.com
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    by zengid 9y ago

    The app itself.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Has anyone else had success 'gameifying' their app? I've been mulling over how to structure the 'getting-started' phase for a new app project and this sounds like a good idea.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Recent talk about their JVM server architecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4tmr3nhZRg
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Could you cite an example of the interfaces+state pattern? You've piqued my interest.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    The firebase web SDK is written in TypeScript: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-js-sdk
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    by zengid 9y ago

    > On the Trinet, if you are permanently banned from GOOG or FB, you would have no alternative. You could even be restricted from creating a new account. A punishment worse than jail in the New World Order.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    It's still pretty awesome.
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    by zengid 9y ago

    I think they use Ember: https://engineering.linkedin.com/blog/topic/ember
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Even facebook acknowledges that React should only be used when complex interactivity is more important than initial load-times: https://youtu.be/TMun9g5o7OA?t=47m28s
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    by zengid 9y ago

    Is the industry staying focused on algorithms written in imperative Object Oriented languages for interview quizzes, or has anyone seen more functional styles being used? I know Facebook does a lot with OCaml so I wonder if they are strict
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    by zengid 9y ago

    That might be a catchy phrase. "Fat functions", or a single function that holds a lot of endpoints in a single lambda (or another platforms' version of cloud functions). Have you had any issues with requests getting timed out