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Ryan is so smart. I like the way he thinks. This blog post [1] is still one of favorites.

[1]: http://tinyclouds.org/rant.html

Thanks for that `window.dispatchEvent(new Event('offline'))` option though.

I had to be online and read the article at the same time :P

Right, I see. To be honest, I haven't used Vim / Neovim on Windows and I don't have any idea but on unix, it seems to be stable-ish.

Sorry I didn't mean to. I was curious and asked some questions because both projects looks very very close to each other.

I just tested the offline support of CodeSandbox and I did manage to work with the editor (the same functionality you've mentioned in the blog post) when the network is offline. You can't test it here: https://codesandbox.io/s/new

Again, what you did is absolutely perfect and I don't want or mean to underestimate your work! :)

Right. Well, from what I can see, even the elements on the page and the offline editor works exactly same as your project. Almost everything, even the `npm install` thing is the same.

All in all, what you have done is great and absolutely useful for quick tests.

Sorry for posting two comments. Could you please explain what is the difference between your project and this: https://github.com/CompuIves/codesandbox-client

And this is the online editor: https://codesandbox.io/s/new

Very nice! good job. Looks really similar to https://github.com/CompuIves/codesandbox-client though.

And this is the online editor: https://codesandbox.io/s/new

Couldn't agree more. I tried this technique several times and simply worked.

When I write about things that I'm learning, it helps me to digest the topic easier.

Yeah, you are right. Maybe it's even less than something to be called "experimental".

I will devote more time to this and I will try to make you happier with the demo page and further versions.

Thanks for your suggestions, yorwba. I do see what you mean about the API and I will work on this.

For now, if you want to train a model, you need to pass data to the NN struct not train method but as you mentioned, probably it is better to pass it to the train method.

Sorry for the confusion and thanks for your comment!

No not really no! I'm trying to gather some information and feedbacks about my project. I don't care (at this stage of the project) to be on the first page of HN or not, as long as I have some good feedbacks to improve it. Thanks anyway!

thanks for your suggestions, shadowmint. I tried to mention it is "experimental", not a production ready NN.

I'm working on adding more features to this project but for sure, it is not production ready at all and is not a competitor of Tensorflow or Leaf.

RIP, very sorry to hear this news.

Looks like a useful tool, do you have any plans to implement the plugins for editors? e.g. Vim.

Seems interesting but I don't personally like using these kind of projects.

Having a wrapper around another technology or tools to make things easier to use, encapsulates many more important concepts that you have to know as a good developer. I don't think giant tech companies use these kind of tools as well.

Wonder what "Creative" means in this context.

Nice, but I'm not entirely sure about this one:

> * Sleep, exercise & healthy food > late night coding

Looks like it's against other points. I have a full-time job and I'd like to create a brand, too. Thus. I have to do late night coding.

Yes and no. It's not exactly a template for that. Actually, I have added a UI framework + some built in components and pages. E.g. the sidebar the generates the page of content.

Actually, I have customized Jekyll to use as a documentation tool.

Heroku as well: https://status.heroku.com/

yeah, looks like Travis CI is down, too: https://www.traviscistatus.com

Ok, what are the advantages of using this tool? what form of encryption are you using? Why this is a thing?

I don't know what you do at work but if I were you, I wouldn't do that. Not because of money, but because you need something that motivates you and gives you the feeling of accomplishing things.

I'd like to quote this:

- 80% of your time goes to low-risk/reasonable-reward work

- 15% of your time goes to related high-risk/high-reward work

- 5% of your time goes to satisfying your own curiosity

Read this twice: https://www.facebook.com/notes/kent-beck/fresh-work-80155/11...

Yes, fixed some errors in the external tools (js libs) and added more details on installation, structuring pages: http://doc42.io/docs/getting-started/start

Good point. At least as a technical person, I would like to use an open-source messaging application.

Of course I'm not going to read the source code but at least I'm sure developers behind the app do not open a backdoor for someone else.

Gitlab can go down. Gitlab might have outages as well unless you are using the self-hosted version (although, in this case there is a self-hosted version of Github as well).

Just because Gitlab is not as famous as Github and hackers don't run their botnets on it, it doesn't mean it is safe or stable.

I recently joined Rust community to develop some crates. I always wanted to learn a system programming language but haven't had a chance to try C / C++.

I like the Rust community, friendly and helpful.

Can't open the website.

PDOException: SQLSTATE[HY000] [1040] Too many connections in lock_may_be_available() (line 167 of /var/app/current/hearphones/includes/lock.inc).

duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12967921

this is my comment on the other thread:

> ah sorry I missed this one. can you please let me know what do I need to add? I thought I have covered almost all topics and parts in order to be able to build a documentation. In other words, what you expect to see there?

ah sorry I missed this one. can you please let me know what do I need to add? I thought I have covered almost all topics and parts in order to be able to build a documentation.

In other words, what you expect to see there?