I’m really enjoying Python and Golang right now, and both of them are fun or great in various ways, but I have to wonder if I just have Typescript fatigue and every other language seems amazing by contrast
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The open internet is a collective effort to escape from building, maintaining, and being beholden to products
If you enjoy the SCP universe at all, or just good scifi, I highly recommend qntm's book. This was one of my favorite reads in a while. RE:
I'm not falling for it, yall. There's no such thing as "Gen X"
I want the job of writing an age analysis algorithm. I wouldn't use statistics or machine learning. I'd just write the most undeniable `isMillenial(account)` function ever designed
Gonna grab a salad wrap
I'm now at the phase of my ML education where I assume everything can be solved with embedding vectors or neural networks. So here's a fun question: what will the next phase be?
Oh, Foundation. You got me again. You auto played and I auto watched and I’m right back into your clutches.
Interactive python systems are shockingly good. I knew Jupyter was cool, but in VSCode there's a plugin to run highlighted lines and it builds a notebook in another tab as you go.