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A simple APL derivative, built on fixed-arity functions

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I’ve got to pin this so I can refer to it later.

I’ve got to say that this part.

Because model.fit() isn’t an explanation. Contribute to Mathews-Tom/no-magic development by creating an account on GitHub.

The war is over. Nicky waits.

Kinkykikker explores the conversation every long-term couple dreads in this story on the realities of when passions fades while the love endures.

A collection of notes/courses covering linear algebra, calculus, leading to AI

The author describes their rather interesting struggle with learning to read as a child: certain letters would all look the same, and their brain would attempt to rotate them as if they were an interactive objects. To cope they developed a ‘skyline approach’: every word forms a unique shape like the skyline of buildings.

Their dyslexia obviously still affects them as an adult, and particularly as a software engineer. For their brain, languages that use s-expressions (Lisps) form a consistent visual shape.

There’s languages that try to compact or compress as much semantic information as possible into tokens and syntax, meanwhile with lisp the semantics are front-loaded with verbose function, macro, and special operator names.

Scheme fascinates me even further. Many of the coding conventions in Scheme encourage people to use full and descriptive function names. I believe this gave my mind a deeper ability to organize the skyline shapes.

Most software engineers are mercenaries typing for cash, but think of themselves as artists