ActiveRecord and the scenic gem for database views is a very powerful combination. For the vast majority of queries, you don't need to write optimized SQL by hand. When you do, you can push that work to a version…
I’m rooting for Gleam as well. I do wish it adopted the syntax styling of Ruby/Elixir/Crystal though. Either way, it is very compelling.
I think Ovechkin is a great example of this as well. He has the burst for when he needs it, but a lot of the time he is nonchalantly positioning himself perfectly.
The r/MachineLearning subreddit has a pretty good wiki to get started. https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/wiki/index
I just discovered Vimperator a few weeks ago, and I am really enjoying it thus far. I love the fact that it can be customized with a dot file, and I have implemented some really useful leader keys that I have come to…
ActiveRecord and the scenic gem for database views is a very powerful combination. For the vast majority of queries, you don't need to write optimized SQL by hand. When you do, you can push that work to a version…
I’m rooting for Gleam as well. I do wish it adopted the syntax styling of Ruby/Elixir/Crystal though. Either way, it is very compelling.
I think Ovechkin is a great example of this as well. He has the burst for when he needs it, but a lot of the time he is nonchalantly positioning himself perfectly.
The r/MachineLearning subreddit has a pretty good wiki to get started. https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/wiki/index
I just discovered Vimperator a few weeks ago, and I am really enjoying it thus far. I love the fact that it can be customized with a dot file, and I have implemented some really useful leader keys that I have come to…