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jackhoy

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About jackhoy

twitter.com/hackjoy

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    Yes, I don't write a lot of Python but found that was the easiest to get minimal repeatable builds and isolate them per project. Link for anyone not familiar with pyenv/virtual env…

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    This seems to be relevant for premise selection https://arxiv.org/pdf/1606.04442.pdf but not found anything yet on premise collection

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    > "It turns out that expert systems are just another way to program" Yes I agree with this, if you are providing the expert system with premises, although not specific to a particu…

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    Hey, I built this game in my spare time. Would love to get some feedback and hear what you think. Thanks! Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jackhoy.ca... i…

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    Thanks, will take a look

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    I remember watching an interview with Austen ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPnq5pcYfew ) and was really inspired by his passion and energy. Sad to hear this news.

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    I've had very good experiences with React over the last year but was curious to find out what the community thought of the criticism here and if anyone has experience with the alte…

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    I think one of the difficulties is that in a short space of time it's hard to get everyone up to speed on a complex body of code. So I can understand why training courses are somew…

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    If you want to set up Elasticsearch and have a quick play around with some queries I have written a beginner friendly intro which you may find useful: http://red-badger.com/blog/20…