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Comment #17397745
Yes we did look into that. However sensor tower is a far deeper mobile analytics platform. We intended to build a simple platform for us to track the growth of apps and see what in…
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Comment #13306734
Quickly glanced through the syllabus and this seems like it covers mostly the advanced aspects of Reinforcement Learning and assumes you know the basics concepts such as MDPs, and …
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Comment #8671746
aren't those for ebooks?
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Comment #7615977
The article at some point says that the movies are Stanley. I believe they mean that the best way to know stanley i to know his work. The boxes wer, in such a sense, what Stanley K…
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Comment #7434483
github link: https://github.com/coleforcongress
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Comment #7365081
I agree. I would love to someday be able to build on mobile using games. It would be amazing if you could share a writeup or maybe a hello world starter template on running Gambit …
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Comment #7362182
My lisp experience has been largely restricted to writing elisp. I would really love to write something in Scheme though. How well maintained and diverse are the GambitScheme libra…
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Comment #7108239
What line numbering plugin is this? Looks very similar to vim numbers. I've been trying to find something like that for emacs for a while now. All I found wasLinum mode, which clut…
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Comment #6909549
Gerald Sussman had explained this in one of his SICP classes. He called it wishful thinking. One of the best ways I ever came across to break down a problem.
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Comment #6909342
Hah! This is very interesting. I am a programmer from India. I somehow prefer programmer over software engineer. I turned 23 on 11th. And for me 22 was complicated enough. Interest…
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Comment #6822585
Thanks for the link. I have recently started exploring too much into redis at a source code level and its incredibly fascinating.
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Comment #6789678
Nice addendum. "8." is probably the hardest thing to explain to someone who hasn't been there.