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Comment #36148598
I agree with this. This is why every note I add must be repeated in spaced repetition style. This way I remember what is in my "mind palace" and keep ideas alive (or explicitly del…
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Comment #36097030
I prefer to stay in python, makefiles become very difficult to maintain. I use https://www.pyinvoke.org/
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Comment #35376162
Can anyone explain how is this different to ngrok?
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Comment #34773357
Very cool project, I bookmarked it as well and excited to try.
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Comment #30155754
That's a cool extension, I didn't know about it. I built an entire app around the idea that every note participate sin the spaced repetition queue. For me it has made a lot of diff…
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Comment #27815065
I don't quite understand how this works in an unsupervised setting. The only thing that comes to mind is embedding that preserves distance, such as MDS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/w…
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Comment #27537165
Like everyone else on this tread I built a note-taking system! Mine is called MindPalace and its special feature is that it is focused on spaced repetition and remembering the note…
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Comment #26716015
Why do you think it reduces coupling? You can use Django apps to have decoupled Django services that all run in the same gunicorn webserver
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Comment #26715953
Is there such a thing as true boostrapping? One always has to put some sweat/time in the pre-revenue phase. This time has a cost (opportunity cost + you could have had a job / did …
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Comment #26034185
I meant to say block scoped. Variables in python have function or global scope but no global scope. E.g. you can say for x in ...: and then use x outside of the loop.
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Comment #26034075
I would say proper variable scoping in general. It would be awesome to have let variables in python!
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Comment #26034070
I don't understand what you mean by arrays. if par is None: ... As for accessing dicts with a struct syntax, I prefer keeping dicts and objects different things (unlike Javascript)…
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Comment #25906698
I had the same problem which is why I made an app called MindPalace ( https://github.com/msipos/mind-palace ) It's a note app where every note has a repetition schedule. The schedu…
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Comment #24419432
Ever since Gmail has introduced "snoozing" functionality I have been using it for this type of prioritization. If I receive an email, I will snooze it to a later time in the day/we…
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Comment #24386325
Greg Egan is my favorite author. My favorite book of his is Diaspora. If you loved Permutation City you may also love Diaspora. The first chapter of Diaspora is brilliant, if you t…
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Comment #23593773
It's been a busy lockdown at work but I have finally gotten around to open sourcing my self-hosted note system that has a unique twist: every note is repeated on its own schedule (…
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Comment #17245491
How it may have sounded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xERitvFYpAk
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Comment #14671790
I used matplotlib for a very long time. Now, I suggest using bokeh http://bokeh.pydata.org/ I am finding the API a lot cleaner than Matplotlib, and it is very nice to have the abil…
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Comment #12290027
Note: I have no relationship with Elysium, I just ran across their website today.
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Comment #12071046
DigitalMR ( https://www.digital-mr.com ) | London, UK | Machine Learning Researcher/Engineer | Full-time | ONSITE or REMOTE (UK only) DigitalMR is an early stage high tech company …
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