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AboutSmile and wave boys Smile and wave 👋🐧 👋🐧 👋🐧 👋🐧 👋🐧
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SkillsNodeJS, VueJS, Python, C++, Deep Learning
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LocationToronto, ON
Joined devRant on 4/25/2019
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The more the parameters the smarter the if else chat bot right? 💀
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This sounds like an interview questiob
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That’s illegal
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Ew
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Using Manjaro is like putting bandaid on someone then calling yourself a doctor…
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This one right here officer
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I don’t get good vibes from him idk why.
You don’t know what you don’t know so the first step is to find out what you don’t know. For finding out your unknowns I like Stanford’s Computer Vision course on YouTube (even though they focus on CV they give u good pointers on what to read and research about in ML in general)
Then I’d take another course for the specific framework I wanna learn (keras pytorch whatever you wanna start with) ideally a course that focuses on the library more than the mathematical theory behind it as the Stanford course gives u a good idea about things.
Then just take off from there watch more YT videos and read articles… -
@Stuxnet
no question is ever stupid. The person doesn’t know something and they’re asking it and as a manager or someone more experienced it’s our job to respond to them and not act like a dick.
BUT….
Stack overflow unlike popular belief isn’t a place to ask questions IMO even though yeah you’re literally asking a question.
It’s a place to centralize knowledge that isn’t found in documentation.
The edge cases
The weird behaviors
The unknowns -
Confusion is me
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Which uni?
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@Anchor 😞
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@TheWrongGod elaborate on the context business.
Because sometimes you don’t care about the async function running synchronously sometimes you do. Would you like to rewrite the same function twice? Once async once sync?
Async functions and threads are different things. Even in C++ or wherever you learnt that terminology there’s a separate concept for asynchronous functions vs threads. -
Depends on your workplace but what you described is called “boy-scouting” some workplaces encourage it some boomer workplaces are against it
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Question:
Are you obsessive only when it’s your work? Like when it’s somebody else’s project and you’re getting paid for it are you fine? -
Well there are two types of language in this world:
1) The ones nobody talks about
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Well that’s why typescript was introduced. I thought it was assumed.
Vanilla JS automatically gives you spaghetti code.
TS + JS = the type enforcement of Java/C# etc + the flexibility of python -
@Midnight-shcode oh I wish I could show you our codebase… it’s a private repo 😢
People don’t know how to write proper code and blame the language. -
Use a linter like a grown up so I don’t have to break my space key to keep it like that.
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Also DB reads are like a perfect example of being async. Why would you wanna block the event loop for an IO operation?
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I don’t understand your problem. “Many parts of it must function synchronously” who added that requirement?
Also JS is single-threaded.
If it’s just a script that you’re running from the shell node after version 18 I think supports awaiting within the global scope. If not create a “main” async function and kick it off the process won’t exit until that function is done. -
Hard flex lowkey
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Heheheheheheheheheheee
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Add another one:
7. The money is so good that you can’t quit. -
Ahhh this hit too close to home!!
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One day robots are gonna go to the lab to see humans
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Easy! scale up the server….problem solved.
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@rov3rand0m *reverse orgasm*
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Lmaooooooooo now I have to watch it
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@magicMirror my other problem is when I’m using tensorflow or any library where you’re just messing around with the hyper parameters and just pick an algorithm from the already provided toolbelt, I feel like I’m cheating or like I’m not actually learning things.
Like I wanted to write my own graph system for the neurons and manually write how the forward pass and backward pass would work instead of just using a lib which is pointless but at least it teaches me things.
But then since all these years I’ve been writing “purposeful” code I find it harder to write a shitty mirror of the same stuff someone implemented and optimized in tensorflow merely because I know it’s gonna be shitty and then my brain locks and doesn’t know what to do or procrastinates for months. -
Hmm wait no but that’s actually true….why?!