It's a pity but I'm probably going to nuke too.diego.codes. It has been down for a few days now because something cracks up (mostly lack of storage even though it has 30G) and I have not the experience with Ruby nor the time to fix it. I don't even use it that much and that prgmr instance can serve me well running a Nextcloud instance, so...
I'll probably give it a shot again in the future, but mastodon.social will probably have to suffice for now.
Now that #Vermont is back to single digits F, time to share my favorite ice-related infograpic.
Just about to import my follow list from @diegovicente ... For all those who follow me there, a follow in this new account is greatly appreciated! 😊
If anyone works with #hugo and know how to fix pagination, please, you're more than welcome to help in the Hugo's community
https://discourse.gohugo.io/t/modifying-a-theme-to-add-a-list-of-posts/16408
I'd be thankful if you could help (if something is needed, please reach me!)
Yesterday my Space Cadet keycaps arrived and now my Poker looks gorgeous 😍
In case someone is not familiar, Space Cadet tries to emulate old Symbolic keyboards that Lisp Machines had, so this is a beautiful #Emacs and #MechanicalKeyboards crossover!
I finally made a coffee and decided to read Neural Ordinary Differential Equations (Chen et al. 2018); which re-formulates neural networks as differential equations so that they are based on continuous domains that can be trained using any ODE solver.
This results in better memory management, less parameters and better model reconstruction under certain circumstances. What a refreshing point of view, with really interesting possibilities. https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.07366
I only just found out about the latest Zachtronics programming game, Exapunks! I’m watching a few Let’s Plays and it looks like TIS-100 if you removed the emphasis on concurrent programming, loosened the resource constraints and gave it the interface design of Shenzhen I/O.
I’d be playing this already if I didn’t have work in the morning! 😞
And here we go, let's start 2019 with new objectives! I crafted a reading list of books that focus in theoretical foundations instead of tools/frameworks to read this year https://diego.codes/post/2019-reading-list/
Lovely settlers of Mastodon; what is the best book about Statistics (as theoretical background behind ML/Data Science) that you can recommend? Extra points if it is completely [programming] language-agnostic! #machinelearning #math #statistics #datascience
I have written a short post reviewing all the changes I made to my #Emacs configuration in 2018. I write about some hidden gems, as well as main chagnes in my text editing workflow: https://diego.codes/post/emacs-2018/
I just found this on a comment in lobste.rs and I'm already super happy with it: a uBlock Origin list to discard all cookie warnings, sticky bars, or css newsletter/register prompts! https://github.com/yourduskquibbles/webannoyances
@diegovicente so is a dash and a full stop while they’re at it.
Dear web devs: when writing regex to check email addresses, please, do take into account that a plus symbol is a valid character before the @! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_address#Sub-addressing
#AdventofCode #aoc2018
Second week of Advent of Code complete! Although today's was easier than I was expecting to fix (in Clojure `concat` is *evil*), this week I already failed one of the days: day 9, which requires a linked list to fulfill in reasonable time. I have no clue how to do it in Clojure yet, and I'm afraid it may imply Java interop. I just solved in good 'ol Python to keep up to speed
Junior data scientist, music nerd, proficient in xkcd comics and other pop culture references.