petrbela

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by petrbela 7mo ago
My screen gets fingerprints from the keyboard, maybe that's what he meant.
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by petrbela 2y ago
Cursor is for programmers. Ultimately, you decide what the code should be. v0/lovable/a0 will replace drag-and-drop "no-code" tools for non-programmers who don't care about code and only decide what the product shou
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by petrbela 4y ago
Notably, SendGrid went through the Techstars accelerator instead. One of their mentors from the Techstars program [1], Jim Franklin, later became SendGrid's CEO and helped the technical founders grow the company towards the success the
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by petrbela 5y ago
Actually, the compiled JS is `React.createElement('mesh', { ref: mesh } )`. JSX compiler converts all lower-case names to strings. Only upper-case name (and composites like `rn.View`) are converted to variables. The reason r3f use
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by petrbela 6y ago
There are similarly magic numbers in the database cost. A 2 vCPU/4GB instance is db.t2.medium which comes to about $35/month on demand, plus 120 GB is addt'l ~$13 so it actually comes out cheaper than the lightsail version, a
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by petrbela 7y ago
"Learn once, write everywhere". Can't speak about performance comparison vs using Qt/.NET/whatever but the whole idea about React Native is that today, you can write a native app for iOS, tvOS, Android, web, mac
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by petrbela 8y ago
Applied ML is one of the hottest CS jobs these days :-) From startups to big cos, everyone's looking for data scientists.
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by petrbela 8y ago
Some of those without an engineering undergrad degree were my classmates.
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by petrbela 8y ago
There have definitely been a number of students admitted to the GT's OMSCS program who didn't have an engineering undergraduate degree. Not sure though what are the stats of students without any bachelor's degree at all... Th
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by petrbela 8y ago
Intro to Information Security, for example, has four hands-on projects: 1. Exploit a buffer overflow in a C program 2. Use Cuckoo to understand a malware attack 3. Implement CBC encryption algorithm and a brute-force algorithm to crack it 4
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by petrbela 8y ago
Very cool! I actually considered building something similar myself about a year ago but got pulled into other projects... definitely see a lot of value in providing a single interface. How are you planning to handle the explosion in complex
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by petrbela 8y ago
Flex TV (Techstars Boulder 2018) | Boulder, CO | ONSITE | https://www.sweatflex.com/ Flex is a company on a mission to make at-home bodyweight exercise as exciting as boutique studio classes. We combine wearables like Apple
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by petrbela 9y ago
> you really have to do a lot of work on your own in order to be competent in a specialization Totally agree with this. For courses like AI, ML, and RL, I watched lectures from Berkeley and Stanford in addition to the GT lectures, and th
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by petrbela 9y ago
(I'm also graduating this week, started Spring 2015.) OMSCS is a part-time program by design, meaning you can only take up to 9 credits (3 courses) per term. Most students do it while working full time, although in that case, you'
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by petrbela 9y ago
> I think Meteor is building something called Apollo Apollo is a library for GraphQL, primarily client side but there's also a server component (sort of like ExpressJS for GraphQL). While GraphQL also includes real-time web-socket b
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by petrbela 9y ago
I think I only had one recommendation from my work manager. Perhaps the number of recs has changed (I applied in 2014) but as the acceptance criteria say, current supervisors should be perfectly acceptable.
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by petrbela 9y ago
ML/AI: * https://www.udacity.com/course/intro-to-artificial-intellige... * https://www.udacity.com/course/machine-learning--ud262 Deep Learning: * Jeremy Howard's incredibly practical DL
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TensorFire runs neural networks in the browser using WebGL(tenso.rs)
2 points by petrbela 9y ago|0 comments
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by petrbela 10y ago
There's https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos for OSX and, as mentioned, also Microsoft's https://github.com/ReactWindows/react-native-windows for Win10/UWP
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by petrbela 10y ago
Adam actually consulted with Caldwell so he had quite a lot of prior knowledge but still, he's only really studied it for a month. Source: http://www.nationalgeographic.com/adventure/2016/climber-ada...
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Guy draws one letter every day for a year(instagram.com)
2 points by petrbela 10y ago|0 comments
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by petrbela 10y ago
> The best investors don’t spend a lot of time on what can go wrong. They already know the odds are against every startup that ever comes into existence. They already know every startup is a shit show. Those will be the reasons why all t
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by petrbela 11y ago
I'm pretty sure that was the plan.
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by petrbela 11y ago
The left sidebar with Actions, Constants etc suggests use of some specific Flux library. Which one is that? Could others be used, too?
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by petrbela 11y ago
Guys, this is amazing! I've been looking for something like this for a while and almost ended up building it myself. What about pricing? Will the editor be free with premium paid services like push to deploy?
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by petrbela 11y ago
We applied through Intrax ( http://www.intraxinc.com/global-internships ) and the cost for the 18 months was a little over $2k. Considering it also includes medical insurance, I'd say it's a pretty good deal. The ma
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by petrbela 11y ago
I stand corrected. :)
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by petrbela 11y ago
Yeah, thanks. I don't actually remember if I've ever used it :D
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by petrbela 11y ago
Oh boy, "className" and "labelFor". See, wasn't that hard to learn JSX if you already know HTML.
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by petrbela 11y ago
Their GraphQL server is written in PHP. They've made the reference implementation (graphql-js) in JS + the server in Express but they're not using that in production. For server side rendering of the React app, they use https:&#x

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