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mmv

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    The way I remember, when flow was introduced, you had to do small changes to 3rd party dependencies your code might have had to make them flow-compatible. With typescript you could…

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    But don't hold yourself too much if you think you're not too knowledgeable about something to present about it. You may be deterred by watching some talks where the presenter seems…

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    Tensorflow has a nice introduction tutorial using the MNIST dataset for recognition of handwritten digits. Creating a small neural network and training it over the MNIST dataset is…

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    This article's direction makes sense for the task of 'writing HTML in JS'. I find that JSX true power comes when you actually start building reusable components for the many pieces…

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    Comment #8259305

    Oh come on, you would really trust a site for which ads seem to come from NRA? Also the debunk [1]: "There is an article circulating the internet that is filled with half-truths an…

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    Comment #7992936

    SISCOG [1] is a company that has been developing such systems for quite some time now (since 1986). In their case I know that the core of their systems is written in LISP and it's …

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    Comment #5634531

    I like your home page design and color scheme, but: - the centering is broken: your information source sites are a bit to the right compared with the 3 steps - you give me a search…

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    Comment #5553509

    Many times the user is interested in what "ad-supported small businesses" and "small publishers" (or even ad-supported big business and publishers) have to offer, so if those can't…

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    Comment #5451371

    The funny thing is that memory is a tricky bastard, and you're likely to remember yourself with no pride on something you did that went wrong, when at the time you were actually do…