- Live Free or Dichotomize – Hill for the data scientist: an xkcd story –
- GitHub – bpesquet/thejsway: The JavaScript Way book –
- Trent Reznor, In Conversation –
- Porting an historic Python2 module into Python3 · lucasg.github.io –
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Bookmarks for July 17th
- Machine Learning Crash Course: Part 4 – The Bias-Variance Dilemma · ML@B –
- A real world guide to WebRTC | Hacker News –
- GitHub – darius/sturm: Simpleminded terminal interface –
Bookmarks for July 16th
- Inside the surprisingly dark world of Rube Goldberg machines | The Verge –
- How to make a friend fast | Hacker News –
- H.264 is magic. : programming –
- Homepage – TheNNTTheNNT –
- Hacker’s guide to Neural Networks (2012) | Hacker News –
- Show HN: 100 Python books, categorized and ranked | Hacker News –
- Why Can’t Americans Get a Raise? | Hacker News –
- “Things I wish” in Hacker News | Hacker News –
- Ask HN: What tasks do you automate? | Hacker News –
Bookmarks for July 14th through July 15th
These are my links for July 14th through July 15th:
- Read Intermediate Python | Leanpub – This book is intended as a concise intermediate level treatise on the Python programming language. There is a need for this due to the lack of availability of materials for python programmers at this level. The material contained in this book is targeted at the programmer that has been through a beginner level introduction to the Python programming language or that has some experience in a different object oriented programming language such as Java and wants to gain a more in-depth understanding of the Python programming language in a holistic manner. It is not intended as an introductory tutorial for beginners although programmers with some experience in other languages may find the very short tutorial included instructive.
The book covers only a handful of topics but tries to provide a holistic and in-depth coverage of these topics. It starts with a short tutorial introduction to get the reader up to speed with the basics of Python; experienced programmers from other object oriented languages such as Java may find that this is all the introduction to Python that they need. This is followed by a discussion of the Python object model then it moves on to discussing object oriented programming in Python. With a firm understanding of the Python object model, it goes ahead to discuss functions and functional programming. This is followed by a discussion of meta-progr
- Code/ Automated & Productive development –
- Review: Days of Wonder’s hot new board game, Yamataï | Ars Technica – Yamataï
- Quilt is a data package manager –
- The Internet of Things – A Disaster – gekk –
Bookmarks for July 13th through July 14th
These are my links for July 13th through July 14th:
- Selenium With Headless Chrome On Travis CI –
- Generating Images in JavaScript Without Using the Canvas API | Hacker News –
- Ask HN: Any “bootcamps” or courses for intermediate/advanced people? | Hacker News –
- GitHub – iogf/sukhoi: Minimalist and powerful Web Crawler. – Sukhoi
Minimalist and powerful Web Crawler.
Sukhoi is built on top of the concept of miners, it is similar to what happens with scrapy and its spiders. However, in sukhoi the miners can be placed in structures like lists or dictionaries in order to construct json-like structures for the data thats extracted from the pages.