https://github.com/stupid-genius/Perceptron
I have been interested in neural nets since the 90's. I've done quite a bit of reading, but never gotten around to writing code. I used Gemini in place of Wikipedia to fill in the gaps of my knowledge. The coolest part of this was learning about dual numbers. You can see in early commits that I did not yet know about auto-diff; I was thinking I'd have to integrate a CAS library or...
https://github.com/stupid-genius/MapConcurrent
I created an object that provides a concurrent map operation, inspired by patterns common in Java, but that I've not seen in JavaScript. This was mostly an exercise to see if I could get it to work; I haven't used it in anything yet. It uses WebWorkers and transfers buffers instead of copying them which is faster than array.map.
That language is so disrespectful. If I were an Amazon employee reading that, it would feel like being in a toxic, violent relationship and hearing my partner at a party tell others "They're so clumsy; they need my support. They fall down the stairs a lot."
You'd get into your car, and it can have a cute name because it's one name to remember and your car can just be a "Jetta", but the "steering wheel" should be called that. Otherwise you can't go anywhere because you're not sure if you should chauffage the afiafi before you cosmo the thanos.
chauffage: french for "warm" afi afi: samoan for "motor" cosmo: from the Jetson's Cosmo Spacely, maker of sprockets thanos: no logic whatsoever, I just like the movie (and a bit of whimsy is cute, right?) --good luck trying to figure out what it refers to, I'll probably be gone from the company by the time anyone notices
People complain that naming things is hard, but I argue that it's hard if you don't have a good understanding of what the thing is.