ankitvad

Looking for a Part-Time (20Hours/week) + Remote job in AI/NLP.

Location: Waterloo/Kitchener + Remote.

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: ML, NLP, IR, Deep Learning

Résumé/CV: http://goo.gl/jvooKP

Email: Check Resume.

Scrap this. SSH worked just fine. The stupid tmux config is a little messed up.

Ordered the c201. I use Linux For on the go development. Apart from that it's just typing and stuff... Could you tell me where crouton fails ? I'll use arch Linux which is minimal, what are the things i won't be able to do ?

Well there's the option that i remove my own laptop all-together and buy the ASUS ux305, but my thinkpad works fine. Got a decent system. the charging unit and battery is a little messed up, otherwise perfect system. So, looking for a portable chromebook. Samsung/Dell not available here...

Location: India

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: In Resume

Resume/CV: https://goo.gl/7Uh9Wc

Github: In Resume

Email: In Resume

Looking for data mining/Machine Learning/NLP rel

It's actually a variation of : http://www.ravikiranj.net/drupal/201205/code/machine-learnin... The ideology and process is same. I've used FLASK+BootStrap to handle the front-end+server.. PS: try this. it might work for some time. before this fails too(..if traffic increases) http://whatarepeoplesaying2.herokuapp.com/

Yeah, After posting to Hacker News, the web-app got serious traffic. Try refreshing, it'll work. Using, a free Heroku Web-App. That obstructs the traffic.

Hey. I think you know more, A-LOT more than me about shells and stuff. I use a normal out-of-the-box BASH shell. I don't find any deficiency in 'cd'. None, whatsoever. "Goto" just adds a couple of more features on top of it. That's it. I wanted to replicate Sublime Texts fuzzy-finder, I added a bookmark/shortcut thingy just for the sake of it(..you know more features. ) It helps me traverse between directories and that's that, dude.. Dunno about zsh, fish etc etc. No idea about auto-completes. I made it. Found it useful, wanted people to review it. It was fun, got to learn some more stuff. That's that. Sorry, If you didn't like it.

https://github.com/ankitvad/goto -> Addded 'man' page support.

It has a fuzzy file finder present, that makes it easier to look for files inside the working directory. Also, "goto" worked for me, and hence i use that. i have a wide variety of .deb packages installed and they were contradicting the "g" tag. If you like something else, just modify your .bashrc alias or open install.sh and modify the alias value being written there. That is a minute difference.

Also, another difference between bashmark and this is that it uses all functionalities as an extension to goto. ie. to save you write" goto -s <shortcut> " instead of "s <shortcut>" this is again done to simplify the .bashrc and remove g/s/l/p functions from being created. Gives me greater control.

Yeah, i've just added it in goto -help||-h||h, i'll be creating a page soon. Later today, maybe. Thanks, for reminding. :)

Thanks for the MAC test :) I was worried about the privilege problems it may run into.. you know, accessing stuff without sudo/su in Ubuntu/MAC is a nightmare.

Be my guest, just open install.sh or your .bashrc and change alias. im using goto for ". goto" you can use: "a/b/c/d..whatever" for ". goto". Cheers :)

When i said minimal, i meant WRT the .bashrc file. I didn't want extra stuff and functions there. Also, this is just cd with a glorified jumping feature. Like i said, it's a better form of 'cd'. You can't compare it to zsh/fish or other shells!!!

The problem with this is that it saves all the attribute as functions and messes up the .bashrc file. Eg: to save I use: goto -s <shortcut> while this program uses: s <shortcut> Mine is a little minimal, also, the shortcut thing is just an added feature. I just wanted to replicate the Sublime Texts, fuzzy search feature. I don't think bashmarks has fuzzy-find ??

Contains directory shortcut Bookmarking and a Fuzzy File finder. Unchecked on a MAC.