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ConAntonakos commented on Opinions on functional programming and OCaml gist.github.com/vjeux/cc2... · Posted by u/ry_harper

vjeux · 8 years ago

Hey, I'm sorry I misrepresented Facebook here. This was a small rant I did in response to a comment on my latest blog post. This is not extremely well thought out.

ConAntonakos · 8 years ago

Do not apologize. You did nothing wrong. You explored your curiosities and are learning like everyone else.

ConAntonakos commented on Reddit hires first lobbyists thehill.com/policy/techno... · Posted by u/MoronInAHurry

ConAntonakos · 8 years ago

I feel like such a novice, but what exactly do lobbyists do? Do they bombard gov't officials with emails, show up in-person, convince people to follow their clients' agendas, etc.? How will they be employed by Reddit? Why is lobbying even a thing?

ConAntonakos commented on Rigetti Forest 1.0 – programming environment for quantum/classical computing medium.com/rigetti/introd... · Posted by u/reikonomusha

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

I read this as "Bighetti" from HBO's Silicon Valley.

ConAntonakos commented on React v15.5.0 facebook.github.io/react/... · Posted by u/shahzeb

TheSisb2 · 9 years ago

This compiles poorly and has a performance cost, it turns out. Doing:

constructor(props) { super(props); this.func = this.func.bind(this); }

Is better if you care about performance.

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

Just curious: are there tests proving this?

Posted by u/ConAntonakos 9 years ago

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ConAntonakos commented on Free resources for learning full-stack web development github.com/bmorelli25/Bec... · Posted by u/moipersoin

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

Unrelated, but is there a good list for machine learning?

ConAntonakos commented on Graphql-Up: CLI to create a ready-to-use GraphQL API graph.cool/graphql-up/... · Posted by u/schickling

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

Is there a way to convert SQL schema to the GraphQL IDL notation?

ConAntonakos commented on CS 20SI: Tensorflow for Deep Learning Research web.stanford.edu/class/cs... · Posted by u/nafizh

wavewash · 9 years ago

From the FAQ: Will lectures be recorded? Because this is a student initiated course, the lectures won't be recorded.

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

I hope that changes in the future! Looking for a really good course on TensorFlow. Udacity's Self-Driving Car nanodegree is also very hands-on in terms of learning TensorFlow. You build your own mini version.

ConAntonakos commented on Artificial Intelligence Graduate Certificate scpd.stanford.edu/public/... · Posted by u/tma-1

bitL · 9 years ago

Oh well, as someone who is currently enrolled into Udacity's Self-driving car and AI nanodegrees, watching ongoing MIT's self-driving course, considering taking GATech's online M.S. degree for ML, I should probably start planning budget for this Stanford offering...

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

Awesome! I'm also currently taking Udacity's self-driving car nanodegree, but I think I only intend on doing the first of three semesters because I want to concentrate on the fundamentals, and not necessarily self-driving cars. Do you recommend enrolling or checking out the AI nanodegree? Have you looked at the ML one?

ConAntonakos commented on MIT 6.S094: Deep Learning for Self-Driving Cars youtube.com/playlist?list... · Posted by u/seycombi

ConAntonakos · 9 years ago

Exciting stuff! Thank you for publicly releasing this. Deep learning and self-driving cars are exciting spaces, and will definitely see more activity in the future.

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