Online comments are broken. Our open-source commenting platform, Talk, rethinks how moderation, comment display, and conversation function, creating the opportunity for safer, smarter discussions around your work. Read more about Talk here. Built with <3 by The Coral Project, a part of Vox Media.
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chat talk firebase realtime websocket synchronizationThis repository contains (TensorFlow and Keras) code that goes along with a related blog post and talk (PDF). Together, they act as a systematic look at convolutional neural networks from theory to practice, using artistic style transfer as a motivating example. The blog post provides context and covers the underlying theory, while working through the Jupyter notebooks in this repository offers a more hands-on learning experience. If you have any questions about any of this stuff, feel free to open an issue or tweet at me: @copingbear.
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electron github dotjs deck slides talk conference userland demoThese are the notes for a talk I give. Slides are here. It was originally presented at Port80 Perth - 2016 February Meetup which can be Watched Here. Suitable for beginners and professionals. Will describe each section, and touch on basic examples. Depth is available on questions.
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mozilla slide talk boilerplateA simple, unobtrusive logger for Node. Nothing fancy - logs all data that passes through process.stdout (console.log) and process.stderr (console.error).
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talk demoAutomating Reveal.js presentation builds with Markdown, Pandoc, and Make. Reveal.js simplifies creating presentations, but you still have to write all of that HTML. Pandoc comes to your rescue by allowing you to create the content in Markdown. Rjsmake provides a standardized structure and build process.
markdown presentation talk makefile pandoc"Code smell" is an evocative term for that vague feeling of unease we get when reading certain bits of code. It's not necessarily wrong, but neither is it obviously correct. We may be reluctant to work on such code, because past experience suggests it's going to be fiddly and bug-prone. In contrast, there's another type of code that just feels good to read and work on. What's the difference? If we can be more precise about code smells and feels, we can be intentional about writing code that is easier and more pleasant to work on. I've been fortunate to spend the last couple years embedded in a group of developers working on the tidyverse and r-lib packages. Based on this experience, I'll talk about specific code smells and deodorizing strategies for R. Annotated and hyperlink-y list of resources mentioned in the slides, in roughly the same order.
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