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raibosome
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About raibosome
Interests: AI/ML/DL, NLP, Linguistics, Languages
Twitter: @remykarem
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Comment #23258071
I have 3 pet projects. (1) Bython, a basic Python interpreter written in C. I just want to have a taste of what it's like programming out a language so I won't go too far. It is dy…
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Comment #23175180
Nice, I deno about this.
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Comment #23068791
You need a way to organise and prioritise these. Use a Trello board. Because you're self-studying, you're sort of going to a self-study university taking different modules from dif…
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Comment #22888119
I do exactly this!
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Comment #21271897
Shameless plug but if anybody wants to look at Naive Bayes classifiers for continuous and categorical dat, I wrote a library here: https://github.com/remykarem/mixed-naive-bayes
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Comment #19418159
Okay I think this is more elegant than my workaround. But it doesn’t work for directories, does it?
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Comment #19414634
Thanks for pointing out! Now everyone’s Bashing me in their comments.
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Comment #19414601
As pointed out, the alias should be function del() { mv “$@“ ~/.Trash } instead. Thanks @floatingatoll!
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Stop Using `rm` in Bash. Use `del`
We’ve all had our fair share of accidentally removing files. Instead of rm my_file.txt or rm -rf my_folder we do del my_file.txt or del my_folder where you can define your Bash ali…