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Posted by
idontevengohere on Saturday November 06, 2021 @06:54PM
from the github.com dept.
How's Ramp? Is it simple to use?
I'm an aimless 24 year old as well. I love programming! How about we start a Discord - club for aimless 24 year olds....
Anytime I see someone with exclamation marks I'm excited!! Gonna look + see what these are!
Good job! I noticed a bit of lag when making a new list (after you type the name).. is there a way to make it faster? ;)
Posted by
idontevengohere on Wednesday August 18, 2021 @12:24AM
from the ask-hn dept.
so I'm wondering if this is something that the HN community wonders about: If you were interested in doing a project (personal or otherwise), where do you go to find others who might be interested in discussing it together? Is this something you find difficult?Some examples I can think of:- you're interested in working in area X, but have little experience in it (say, edtech). Are there open...
Really interesting...you can build a similar (websocket/db backed) app with LiveView out of the box, no? Any idea how well that'd hold up against this solution?
hey, if you do it, I'll start a blog too! We can do it together
this is the coolest!!!!! Although.... it randomly disconnects sometimes! but STILL the coolest thing ever!
Love how you explained this! And I thought I was the only one using exclamation marks for everything
Would be awesome if you could share the notes (either individually, or the whole space)! I'd probably use this just bc you can arrange things wherever you want :D
I'd love to help! If anyone's working on this in this thread, lemme know :)
What sort of data is needed for a texture?
Heads up, if you click "About" and then "View Map" you get "TypeError: Cannot read property 'substring' of undefined
Nuxt.js"!
Come on, don't do that! That's like if someone shows you their play compiler and you say:
> If people keep calling random programs 'a compiler', it will quickly lose meaning... A compiler is intended as a new medium of human-machine interaction, capable of transforming arbitrary source programs into machine code...I realize you know about the limitations, but only supporting static assignment, not being able to compile functions, it's what makes it "not even a compiler" for me.
Dynamicland was always Dynamicland, even when it was starting out as a tiny implementation.
Posted by
idontevengohere on Tuesday July 02, 2019 @11:04PM
from the show-hn dept.
I had a lot of fun building this, and just wanted to share!https://github.com/mwufi/pytorch-gqnthinking of learning representations from video next, would be curious to see how that goes!