I like the convenience of deploying a golang app, just one executable.
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I like the convenience of deploying a golang app, just one executable.
Not always a great indicator but you can tell who's behind.
Bloomberg did a piece on him last year on the Decrypted podcast.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/audio/2017-05-30/masayoshi-so...
Most of the time it's 2-3 clicks when I want to buy something off of a random website, worst case is I have to login again.
Compare that to reaching out for your credit card and putting in your info. Plus you'd have to trust them now with your CC data.
I thought 20% of IPv6 went down or something.
If you sort top, almost all 100k+ upvotes are after this switch.
https://www.reddit.com/r/announcements/comments/5gvd6b/score...
E.g. Java vs Go vs C# vs Actionscript vs Javascript?
[0] http://www.finra.org/industry/terminate-individuals-registra...
Here's the previous comments from the submission a couple years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8908462
Unfortunately, not a lot of people know how options work, so now you have another problem of explaining how that works.
This library basically means you don't have to write the code for sentiment analysis anymore (just one example).
Just feed it a model:
$ ./fasttext supervised -input train.txt -output model
And then you can predict what the most likely label for a text is: $ ./fasttext predict model.bin test.txtThe Python version has been out for weeks now and I thought this was the Golang version.
This guy just got elected. He was mayor before this, and that's how he ran his city.
He had secret death squads that cleaned the streets and "transformed" his city to the 5th safest city in the world. [0]
[0]http://globalnation.inquirer.net/125132/davao-city-improves-...
Yellow dot is where we are right now, as you can see we are entering one of the black lines.
6 blue dots represent the known mass extinctions, they all lie on black lines.
5 orange dots represent proposed new mass extinction events proposed in the paper.
All previous extinction events are when the sun is in the galaxy arms, and we are currently entering one of them.
It's been nice knowing you guys.
When reading (and reviewing) code, sometimes you can't logically follow what's going on since most of the code is hidden behind macros.
It's ok if I'm on my IDE that helps expand macros to quickly check the flow, but when it's on a webpage or in a gist somewhere, you're on your own.
My thoughts when I looked at it: Where did beta come from? Whats the beta hat supposed to represent? Where'd the contours come from? How come they stopped there? Oh they're supposed to represent the weights? How do they represent the weights? Why is LASSO diamond, the other circular?
I remember seeing that graph a while ago, didn't understand it then, still don't understand it now.
Erlang is bad at that.