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We’re making it out of Cupertino with this one.

So true, tale as old as time. Someone “raises doubts” based on partial knowledge of the subject, they go back and forth with someone, and then finally someone comes in with conversation-killing “what is consciousness anyways” type comment

I think OP meant discarding public/private constructs entirely, no protection, like in python.

69th edition would be sacred

Also in microservices land you could have the service doing its business logic but needing to support a server for metrics and/or debugging. Just piling on, this is good to study :)

I would be interested in hearing more about how you deploy. I’m guessing the zip has the application(s) and SQLite is for configuration?

(I couldn’t help but look at your profile) And then what motivated your move from software to law?

I tried making the original Macintosh OS in Godot and my takeaway was it was really enjoyable to make UIs in a game engine. It would be interesting to see some “avant-garde” movement of making not only games but native apps using game engines.

Oh that's my mistake. I thought by the description "left", it meant "yes, bottom to top but for each row, read left to right". Thanks!

I was fairly young when these games came out but could someone confirm with me that the first collage of game screenshots are mirrored backwards? They say [bottom to top, left] but it looks like they have it flipped. Like Wolfenstein 3D (left), Hovertank (right) and Quake (left), Doom (right).

Why does get/set need to see increment? They don't call increment...

You can diversify and allocate funds to stocks/bonds in a way that suits your risk tolerance and financial goals.

The day trader who picked up the $20, ecstatic from his arbitrage win, puts down on the ground a $100 hoping for larger gains.

I saw that you mentioned running Hadoop/Spark on your cluster? Do you have any comments on that? I just made a 3 node RPi3 cluster and I have to admit, it's really slow. Like getting the spark Scala interpreter running takes about a minute before anything I type registers in the console. (NOte: this is my own cluster not a PicoCluster TM)

How much does all this cost you per month?

Great resource. I have a chrome extension http://compakt.nhatqbui.com where I naively added ML features but it was too inconsistent. I now understand the cautioned approach the guide advises on adding ML to a product.

I typed 'c++', hit 'Enter', clicked on second article titled 'c++', and got the article for the letter 'c'.

As I read through this thread, I'm wondering what the "new" programming languages are and specifically, which are being used in production.

Thanks! I'm fairly new to JS. I introduced a new dependency on a node module and for some reason gulp-uglify isn't working on production mode. I'm going to give this a try.

Anybody know of a laptop+OS combo that can give me the same fluid navigation of windows/workspaces as OS X?

That has always been the best feature for me: snappy, fast, fluid window/workspace navigation with the 3-finger swipe. Great for going back and forth between docs and the IDE (split-screen makes texts too small for my 13").

Generation 48. What about you guys?

What application can I use to generate those JSONs for the models?

> If you haven't taken 6.854, you must have a strong understanding of algorithms at the undergraduate level, such as receiving an A in 6.046, having had a relevant UROP, involvement in computer competitions, etc.

Quite the pre-reqs...

This is awesome. But how is `time_delay` used?

> I skimmed documentation of Python after people told me it was fundamentally similar to Lisp. My conclusion is that that is not so. `read', `eval', and `print' are all missing in Python.

Maybe I'm getting lost in the semantics but doesn't Python have a REPL a la the interpreter?

I can't agree with this more. Coming from C/C++, I was hindered by worrying about memory management and building everything from scratch. Python and its standard library just allowed me to wrap my head around algorithms.

It's C#. I'm not familiar with it which is why I was surprised that after downloading Visual Studio Tools, I opened Developer Command Prompt, I did a `csc *.cs` and I was left with one nice executable, Main.exe.

Hi, I definitely like the UI/UX of this over ARC. I haven't used Paw or Postman.

It sounds like you're taking suggestions so my only one would be configurations that make working with OAuth simpler like OAuth signature generation.

Great work!

Are you talking about a different type of MultiIndex? http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/advanced.html

Is this only appropriate for the case where we want to iterate over all the elements? Don't we lose the O(1) access using a name? I'm assuming you're making 2 arrays.