Ask HN: If you were better at programming, what program would you write?
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#12Re: Ask HN: If you were better at programming, what program would you write?
#13This: https://github.com/andreas-gone-wild/snackis But then I grew tired of waiting and just did it already :)
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#14This: https://github.com/andreas-gone-wild/snackis But then I grew tired of waiting and just did it already :)
Could that be a plugin to Thunderbird?
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#15If I could be bothered, I would write a really detailed political simulator a la Democracy but with much more detail and elections.
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#16Re: Ask HN: If you were better at programming, what program would you write?
#17Right now, the state-of-the-art is exciting but falls short in some world-changing areas like question-answering. As much as I want to, though, I have no idea how to push the field forward, however.
For the other things I want to do, I am probably sufficiently skilled to do, but I just need the time and motivation.
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#18If I was really really good, I'd advance the state-of-the-art in neural network-based machine translation, recurrent neural network language models, neural Turing machines, etc. Right now, the state-of-the-art is exciting but falls short in some world-changing areas like question-answering. As much as I want to, though, I have no idea how to push the field forward, however. For the other things I want to do, I am pro…
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#19Re: Ask HN: If you were better at programming, what program would you write?
#20Sure, it may be possible to get things working smoothly today, but that doesn't mean that all the areas I mentioned (documentation, etc.) have caught up. The primary reason they don't catch up is the straggler libraries keep many teams in a past era.