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CodeCatalyst is pretty surprising on that list. Maybe it tried to do too much? Also, the deprecation alert on the CodeCatalyst site is incorrect at the moment: > Important Notice: …

A big caveat mentioned in the article is that this experiment was done with a small set (N=47) of specific questions that they expected to have relatively simple relational answers…

It’s totally possible to decouple these if your python outputs plain JSON/csv into the data/ directory that you commit into the repo or generate just before build time. Then you ca…

I have a setup with poetry that runs the python data loaders in the poetry-managed virtualenv. I just created a python project and then instead of `yarn run dev` to start the dev s…

Whenever Tipasa comes up, I always think of Camus's quote from "Return to Tipasa": > But in order to keep justice from shriveling up like a beautiful orange fruit containing nothin…

Very cool! What format/content does a typical card contain for this category of algorithm cards you use?

I usually keep Invoke globally installed that way I can use it for setting up and interacting with pipenvs externally. Most of my calls beside the initial setup make use of 'pipenv…

I'll second invoke. I use it for all of my python projects now and I love working with it. It makes it very clean to manage more complex tasks that have a lot of conditionals invol…

Yanofsky and Manucci's "Quantum Computing for Computer Scientists" is a smooth intro if you come from a CS background. Nielsen and Chuang's "Quantum Computation and Quantum Informa…

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There is also some really interesting epigenetics research focusing on age-related disease. For example, Steve Horvath's group at UCLA has been refining an "epigenetic clock" using…

I use Anki as well and it really is fantastic. I use it for languages, math, and code (there is a really good markdown plugin). 15-30 minutes every morning is enough to keep many t…

This data doesn't seem too reliably sourced. Sorting by ascending years of experience shows negative numbers with the top entry being -9001 and an annual base pay of "a trap a day …

Thanks for creating and maintaining these lists. I've bookmarked them. They look like great resources even for advanced topics.

Go Time [1] - Centers around Golang community and has great interviews with prominent and expert Go developers. [1] https://changelog.com/gotime

Graduated college and finally broke into the software industry. Now I have a manager who respects what I bring to the team and lets me build whatever I want. I thought it would tak…

I'm the same way, and for me I believe it is a combination of being extremely intrigued and gratefully removed from my own world. Meeting an interesting person (romantic or not) is…

Just curious, but what about this of all things makes you feel that way? It just seems like a fun moment between father and daughter.

I got excited when I thought this would be about Go usage on AWS, but this is way cooler.

Sorry for your loss.

Clicking the 'web' link under the post title and then clicking the top result on Google should do the trick.

Could you elaborate a bit? I think curated lists like these are good resources for developers that are unfamiliar with certain aspects of Android. Curious to hear your thoughts.

I understand the confusion, but the term "serverless" refers to the developer not having to provision and maintain a server like an EC2 instance themselves. On AWS' side yes there …

(Hoping this is a satirical comment, in which case: well done. If not...) Many, many millenials aren't as fortunate to have a high-paying software engineering position like yoursel…