lexy0202

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TypeScript: Trade-offs in Control Flow Analysis(github.com)
1 points by lexy0202 7y ago|0 comments
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by lexy0202 8y ago
I'm still reluctant to use TypeScript given that it has a serious type narrowing bug that is two years old! You'd think Microsoft could have sorted this out by now. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript&#x2F
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by lexy0202 9y ago
What the author refers to as "randomization strategies" is in fact regularisation: a set of techniques to prevent over fitting.
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by lexy0202 9y ago
Yes.
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by lexy0202 10y ago
This. Running a script which takes hours to execute, only to find you have a TypeError on the last line just before you get the results you need is really frustrating. Static typing is a must-have imo.
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by lexy0202 10y ago
> I can probably write vanilla JS or Python code that does that in 10 lines or so and would finish in around 5 seconds. Really? There are certainly frameworks that you can use to achieve this performance in that amount of code, but I wou
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by lexy0202 10y ago
Disclaimer: I worked for this company. StarLeaf ( https://www.starleaf.com/ ) is a great alternative for businesses.
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by lexy0202 11y ago
It would be great if you could have simulation objects inherit from one another - e.g. if you're making a weather system to have a generic cloud, and then have thunder cloud and rain cloud inherit from cloud.
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by lexy0202 11y ago
Light (read: any electromagnetic wave) cannot escape a black hole beyond the event horizon. Therefore this wouldn't work.
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by lexy0202 11y ago
I have done a quick and rough translation of the German article into English. Hopefully this is better than the Google Translate version: https://gist.github.com/alexcoplan/0018e3320f99a612c737
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by lexy0202 11y ago
This hangs and hogs the CPU on "Starting Docker VM" for me.
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Lyrics Training – Practice listening in a foreign language with music(lyricstraining.com)
4 points by lexy0202 12y ago|0 comments
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by lexy0202 12y ago
Same here
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by lexy0202 12y ago
Do you need the semicolons?
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by lexy0202 13y ago
Because it essentially acts like quick look for the terminal.
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by lexy0202 13y ago
Umm.. Macs?
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by lexy0202 14y ago
It makes pretty colours. http://alexcoplan.github.com/amazingjs/
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by lexy0202 14y ago
These guys have worked well for me, and really cheap for a low-endish box: http://infiniserv.com
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by lexy0202 14y ago
This: http://qiao.github.com/euphony/#49
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by lexy0202 14y ago
Very good explanation - thanks.
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by lexy0202 14y ago
Once you get over the 3D header this article is amazing.. the visualisations are incredible.
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by lexy0202 14y ago
And suddenly the true purpose of WebGL became clear.. This is pretty awesome, would be better if it was in sync with the music though? It gets out after a bit.
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TTS on a Raspberry Pi (sort of).(gist.github.com)
1 points by lexy0202 14y ago|0 comments
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by lexy0202 14y ago
Clickable: http://www.facstatim.com/login/clien.php
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Ask HN: Has anyone else seen this Facebook phishing attack?
2 points by lexy0202 14y ago|1 comments
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by lexy0202 14y ago
I would have thought that the kind of people who post on HN are going to be better at correct use of English than those on your average Facebook/Twitter stream.
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HN, why do you auto-capitalize posts?
5 points by lexy0202 14y ago|3 comments
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by lexy0202 14y ago
Because Ruby isn't designed purely for making websites. You at least need to use Rack (or a similar API) to hook into a server. PHP has a lot of features built in which make it almost comparable to a framework. This is because it is designe
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by lexy0202 14y ago
*iPad
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by lexy0202 14y ago
There has to be some server involved - people can send broadcast messages and the fs maintains state between machines. It looks like a JS console directly onto a server.

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