This is bogus. If the US really thinks that Russia did the hack, then it's not because of an originating IP or company in Russia. The US probably has hacked Russian communications from somewhere else that actually…
> JS almost forces you to write garbage. There are ways to work around this... First, ES6 brings a lot of enhancements to JS. However, it also makes JS even more complex and unwieldy because now you have all of these…
> People who think that Javascript and PHP are crappy languages aren't just comparing these languages to 'arbitrary coding aesthetics'. I'm not defending the design of JS and PHP. I'm saying that if you are a good…
> Complex in the sense that they were originally thrown together and the results of the program might best be described as "stochastic output", yeah I can agree with that. Absolutely, they are complex because of poor…
As someone who does a ton of Node/JS coding as well as some Python, I am personally offended! Ok, not really, but I think you're wrong :) I think VB is more similar to Python in the sense that both languages were…
There are basically two types of cryptocurrency enthusiasts as far as I can tell. The first one believes that decentralized cryptocurrency and smart contracts will lead to a better world, free from the authoritarian…
I think you're right that one of the big downsides currently for AWS lambda would be dev tooling, however one of the big upsides is that the code you throw up there should run "forever". This is potentially really…
There is no contract simulator AFAIK, but you can deploy contracts to a test network or your own private test network. The benefit there being it's cheaper from a Gas perspective, and you don't pollute the main network.
Responsive web apps are difficult to build, however settling for native Android and iOS is not sufficient for comparison since he's leaving out the desktop (so he should probably include Windows and OSX for some level…
Awesome, I just flipped that switch at the top and can see how it calculates the individual handwritten inputs. Great demo! So I guess during training you're telling it that correct answers should be 1 and the incorrect…
Can anyone explain how the "floats" that are the output of the last layer correspond to the individual digits?
This is bogus. If the US really thinks that Russia did the hack, then it's not because of an originating IP or company in Russia. The US probably has hacked Russian communications from somewhere else that actually…
> JS almost forces you to write garbage. There are ways to work around this... First, ES6 brings a lot of enhancements to JS. However, it also makes JS even more complex and unwieldy because now you have all of these…
> People who think that Javascript and PHP are crappy languages aren't just comparing these languages to 'arbitrary coding aesthetics'. I'm not defending the design of JS and PHP. I'm saying that if you are a good…
> Complex in the sense that they were originally thrown together and the results of the program might best be described as "stochastic output", yeah I can agree with that. Absolutely, they are complex because of poor…
As someone who does a ton of Node/JS coding as well as some Python, I am personally offended! Ok, not really, but I think you're wrong :) I think VB is more similar to Python in the sense that both languages were…
There are basically two types of cryptocurrency enthusiasts as far as I can tell. The first one believes that decentralized cryptocurrency and smart contracts will lead to a better world, free from the authoritarian…
I think you're right that one of the big downsides currently for AWS lambda would be dev tooling, however one of the big upsides is that the code you throw up there should run "forever". This is potentially really…
There is no contract simulator AFAIK, but you can deploy contracts to a test network or your own private test network. The benefit there being it's cheaper from a Gas perspective, and you don't pollute the main network.
Responsive web apps are difficult to build, however settling for native Android and iOS is not sufficient for comparison since he's leaving out the desktop (so he should probably include Windows and OSX for some level…
Awesome, I just flipped that switch at the top and can see how it calculates the individual handwritten inputs. Great demo! So I guess during training you're telling it that correct answers should be 1 and the incorrect…
Can anyone explain how the "floats" that are the output of the last layer correspond to the individual digits?