Tony Bark
Arf! I’m Tony Bark. Artist and writer by day. Programmer by night. Gamer all the way.
Most of the reoccurring outlets I cite have an RSS feed that I subscribe to. Research is sourced from Science Daily.
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“Did you accidentally leave an unused function running? Too bad.”
1·2 months agoSurprised it went with that thumbnail.
Just a small indie company.
0·3 months agoHe’s trying so hard to salvage that site.
6·3 months agoBased on my experience…
- JSON is good for storing complex but readable data.
- SQL is used case for demanding online loads. (Not exactly ideal for serialization)
- YAML is a strange beast, but I’ve mostly seen it used for configuration.
Corn is like the underdog of oil. Which is such a strange sentence to say.
5·3 months agoAdmittedly, I only posted this article because I thought it was cool.
Come gather! Come gather! Let us morn earth with a traditional ballad.
2·3 months agoNo worries. xD
I get it. Misinterpreted the question when I saw “ELI5.”
Oh. xD I’ve never seen that abbreviation before.
Based on my findings, I think it’s a debugging and inspecting library for machine learning classifiers.
Elon is putting a chainsaw to the government. We’re not just going to sit here and ignore him while he ruins our lives. The hate is justified.
Yikes. Corrected headline.
2·3 months agoGenerally speaking, yes. My home server is just a Pi.
I hope so. It is RNA-based.
Knowing Microsoft’s AI obsession, I wouldn’t be surprised if it is.
For one thing, the file and class name must be the same. While it is good practice, making it mandatory requirement limits flexibility.
What I referenced earlier actually happened to me with Azure once. Unfortunately, I discovered at that last minute, but they thankfully just closed that account and never charged me.