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by zengid 7y ago
I wonder if they have started courses in 'cloud accounting for engineers' at universities yet? Snark aside, it would be useful for business oriented IT degrees.
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by zengid 7y ago
Wow! Thank you for sharing. I really appreciate the work you do, by the way!
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While that study just looks at children, I'm not sure if we can claim that "Infection rates are the same" between children and adults, if that's what you mean? Either way, I think the paper you cited is worth reading. Ma
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by zengid 7y ago
I'd be interested to know how they implemented plugin sandboxing. From the site: > 3rd party plugins are the weak link for any digital audio workstation. Waveform Free addresses this by implementing plugin sandboxing. Once activate
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by zengid 7y ago
You're not alone; the whole world is facing this together. Please do your best to stay calm, because that is the only thing you really have control of. Be vigilant with your hygiene; washing hands, not touching face, etc. Good luck and
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Uncovering the CIA's Crypto AG operation(npr.org)
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<fantasize> it would be neat if that upstream contribution for their back end would let them support other LLVM generated languages natively, like Julia or Rust. Much better than COBOL! </fantasize>
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by zengid 7y ago
I think you are right about needing to use C++ in implementing MLIR dialogs. It does look like you can define a lot of it in TableGen (a sort of python-like declarative language used in LLVM) which generates a lot of the C++ for you. I regr
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Nesterov’s Accelerated Gradient Descent (2013)(blogs.princeton.edu)
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by zengid 7y ago
found from this great comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22344474
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The simple essence of automatic differentiation – Conal Elliott (2018)(arxiv.org)
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Practical Foundations for Programming Languages – Robert Harper OPLSS2019[video](youtube.com)
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by zengid 7y ago
I'm excited to see more front ends embracing MLIR. A lot of new interesting languages (Julia, Rust, etc) were empowered by being able to take advantage of LLVM as a backend, so I can't imagine what new languages might spring up ar
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by zengid 7y ago
I'm not an expert, but that kind of sounds like F# (maybe not the typeclasses though?).
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by zengid 7y ago
Great quote, thanks for sharing! Maybe I have misplaced my frustration on Schoenberg, when he doesn't deserve it. The hordes of academic composers who came after him and pumped out soulless 12-tone serialist pieces probably do deserve
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by zengid 7y ago
As a music student, I was always amazed at the irony of Schoenberg's thesis about the "Liberation of the Dissonance", when 12 tone Equal Temperament is an arbitrary intonation system that limits the actual potential for freed
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by zengid 7y ago
Finding good sources. I constantly have to do my best to figure out if a source is credible when learning something in an unfamiliar field. Has this statement been disproven? Is this an opinion or a fact? Will following this idea bear fruit
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by zengid 7y ago
This is really cool, thanks for sharing! If I were to suggest some features I would personally like (so feel free to ignore), it would be cool if the coloring could be constrained to a set of analogous colors [1] so it feels like they are m
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by zengid 7y ago
Thanks for explaining. That seems to be the neat thing that I'm picking up on about what Microsoft Research people keep calling "Model Based Machine Learning" [0], in that you construct a model based on your assumptions about
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by zengid 7y ago
I'm quite familiar with deep learning because it's so highly hyped up, but am less familiar with Probabilistic programming and Bayesian methods. So, I have a general question: is anyone using Probabilistic Programming in industry?
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by zengid 7y ago
> It's OK to ask for help. This includes seeking collaboration vs. going alone This is a huge thing. I often feel pressure to improve my individual programming skills, but this next year I want to focus on what I can do to be a be
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by zengid 7y ago
I'm really curious to know more about the bug that caused this, and whether it could have been prevented with modern tooling (or languages), or if it was just an unfortunate circumstance.
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z/OS
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by zengid 7y ago
Hey thank you for your work. Giving the world a permissive Plugin-capable GUI library is a really special thing, so from us plugin developers I hope you know we appreciate your efforts.
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by zengid 7y ago
IDK about y'all but the main page ( https://www.cycfi.com/ ) this post is on has a bunch of interesting audio hardware/software posts. Pretty neat company!
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by zengid 7y ago
I don't think you're alone in being put off by the complexity of the language. I think once you get over the hump things start to click. The mindset that has helped me is to say, "Ok, this syntax might sometimes look familiar
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by zengid 7y ago
> Huawei put the industry on notice late last year, when it completed a cable between South America and Africa. Somewhat tangential, but not I'm curious about how undersea cables deal with the tectonic plate movements and any volc
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by zengid 7y ago
This might be off topic or contrarian but I've been reading _Company_of_One_ by Paul Jarvis and I really enjoy his thesis that not all tech companies need to grow into large businesses. You can just have a small single operator busines
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by zengid 7y ago
I have to agree with others that mental and physical workloads are really different. Also, as the article mentions, you're getting graded more on 'political' ideas and beliefs instead of more objective concrete results. If yo
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by zengid 7y ago
Agreed, but I guess I'm saying basic architecture stuff like: - "How do I render things?" - "How do I integrate sound?" - "How should I handle events?"

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