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About lymitshn
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Comment #25986916
Yep, wish JVM had it too, and no Scala doesn't count.
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Comment #24291484
Like this,paperwm? https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM
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Comment #23795424
nats streaming worth checking out, or if you dont care about the streaming part nats/zeromq should be simple enough (simple pub/sub infra tools).
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Comment #23040901
https://postwoman.io/ is my fav. Works on browser no need to download an electron app to make requests. VS Code also has a nice extensions too.
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Comment #22693478
Thx this is, something I needed. Maybe add a proper filtering for VISA / relocation sponsorships? Keyword search for Visa doesn't seem to work as expected. Remote filtering seems s…
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Comment #22679947
I also agree with this. Some people treats languages like forks. It's just a fork why pick another it will do just fine right? Well languages are more like artist tools I think. Of…
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Comment #22679855
Maybe more of the hype comes from the fact that its a Lisp. To get a feeling for the "magic" of lisp, I would suggest either watching SICP video lecs[0] or reading the book. I star…
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Comment #22520047
There is also F# Fable[0] compiler that compiles F# to JS. I would say its more ML like, syntax wise (excluding bucklescript ofc). [0] https://fable.io/
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Comment #21924492
AFAIK FastAI courses are well recommended for their Deep Learning stuff but they also have ML course[0] Another usual recommendation is Elements of Statistical Learning book. Anoth…
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Comment #20267931
I would suggest F# to the op. Even though I have limited practical experience with it, from what I've read and see it checks op's checkboxes.
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Comment #18906285
Looks great, would be nice to have syntax highlight support for more languages and maybe MathJax support.
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Comment #18477359
Spending 1 hour on learning a new subject makes you feel instantly better/improved easily since 101 stuff offers high exp/time spent ratio. If you don't have time you are probably …
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Comment #17898666
You might find this useful[0], basically removes clutter. Found on some recent topic. [0] http://outline.com/3JqpTH
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Comment #16453529
You can take a look at Feynman lecture notes at caltech.edu.
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Comment #14564756
In one of his books he told this story as follows, a cab driver watched him on TV and said to him "I cant believe you actually tried to explain what did you found." Then Feynman sa…