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    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 10:04 AM PDT

    Stanford CS224W: Machine Learning with Graphs

    Posted: 18 Apr 2021 01:29 AM PDT

    mixmax-py

    Posted: 18 Apr 2021 12:49 AM PDT

    Sometime ago, I managed to reproduce the results of this paper, using python and cython.

    I had kept it hidden because, as a PRNG it's incomplete. So, it's not a fully implementation of the MIXMAX PRNG. Hopefully I'll get there, sooner or later.

    Nevertheless, I thought that someone out there, might find my work interesting. As far as I know it hasn't been implemented before in python/cython. Hence the share.

    Apologies for not having put docstrings yet in my functions. Hopefully hints will remedy somehow this drawback.

    Feedback is welcome.

    Git repository.

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    Are Akka Actors widely used in industry? If so which libraries/frameworks use them?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 06:57 PM PDT

    Learning about distributed systems I was told to learn about Akka actors. I've never heard about them before so I was wondering where / how they are used. I've heard about things like Apacha Kafka which use messengers, but reading up it sounds like that's not the same as Akka.

    Are there well-known frameworks that use Akka? If not, what can I get out of learning Akka as it relates to how distributed systems work today?

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    I got a strange message when i attempted to access a website. Insight please

    Posted: 18 Apr 2021 12:35 AM PDT

    SQL injection was detected and blocked I was attempting to view a website and it blocked me and gave the above explanation. I'm using my Android cell. I have absolutely no tech knowledge. What does this mean??

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    Improving Andrew Kensler's permute(): A function for stateless, constant-time pseudorandom-order array iteration

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 09:32 AM PDT

    What are the essential things that an entry level software developer should know?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 06:27 AM PDT

    I hope this is the correct subreddit. I just got an entry level software developer job at an automotive company. I recently finished my bachelor's degree in Information Systems. What are some things that I need to know and should be good at to prepare for my start in software development.

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    How important is it to know Networks and Distributed Systems as a Software Engineer?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 07:17 AM PDT

    I want to be a software engineer. The past semester, I was enrolled in Networks and Distributed Systems and definitely didn't learn as much as I should have. Someone asked me to be partners in the beginning of the semester, and he ended up doing almost all tge projects without asking me to work together, and I didn't express to much concern about it because honestly I was fine with having less work. I was wondering how often networks are involved in a typical software engineering role because if it's really important, I will be sure to watch some youtube videos to get a deeper understanding.

    What I'm thinking right now is that it won't be much of an issue at all (unless I pursue jobs in this specific field, which I am not attracted to) and won't be nearly as important as writing clean code, algorithms, object oriented design, etc.

    Any advice?

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    Computer science advice

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 07:43 PM PDT

    Hello smart people. I need some advice about computer science and being stuck in the toturial world. I started getting more serious about comp sci in March but when I try to develop and practice my skills I turn to the internet and start searching up toturials. I don't really learn as much when I have the answer right in my face so I need to know how to escape this toturial world asap so if I go into university I don't fuck up.

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    Computer science advice

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 07:43 PM PDT

    Hello smart people. I need some advice about computer science and being stuck in the toturial world. I started getting more serious about comp sci in March but when I try to develop and practice my skills I turn to the internet and start searching up toturials. I don't really learn as much when I have the answer right in my face so I need to know how to escape this toturial world asap so if I go into university I don't fuck up.

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    How would you build a machine learning platform (tensorflow) from just built-in code?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 10:21 AM PDT

    As in, hypothetically, no other ML frameworks, etc exist. Where do you start? Writing 50,000 if statements?

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    VS Code or PyCharm? Or recommend another IDE?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 11:54 AM PDT

    Hey guys, so I have recently really gotten into programming. I have been using Sublime for the time being but have wanted to move to a proper IDE for some time now. I have been learning new programming languages such as Java, CSS, HTML, Javascript, Python, etc. (Python is my mainstream which is why I am considering PyCharm). Which is the better IDE? Also, I can't afford IntelliJ Ultimate. I have read a lot of places, and they both say to use one over the other. Some other sources are simply outdated. What do you guys think now?

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    TL;DR: I need an IDE that supports a lot of languages that also don't cut corners. VS or PyCharm?

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    Can anybody explain the advantages and disadvantages of both direct and binder 3D printers?

    Posted: 17 Apr 2021 07:31 AM PDT

    Internets been real unhelpful - half the time when I find something it contradicts something I read before

    Thanks

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