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bing.com• Jun 26, 2021• 1 min read

PyTorch Gains Momentum With Push From Facebook And MicrosoftPyTorch was born at Facebook in 2018 as a unified machine learning framework. It was created as a successor to Caffe2, one of the popular ML frameworks for building deep learning models. The ...

news.ycombinator.com• May 9, 2021• 1 min read

Ask HN: Where to find contract work as a developer?Either here or on reddit I've seen plenty of people mention the option of working as a contractor as a viable option.I have been working as a developer for 12 years. For the first six years of my career I wrote C++ / Python for a finance-adjacent firm.The second half of my career has been the typical full-stack developer stuff. Django / Pyramid / SQLAlchemy backend and several different front-end frameworks like Vue and React.It's enough to say that I'm a generalist and a decent enough programmer.I'd love the ability to work a contract for 6 months to a year and then take a few months off between gigs. But when I search for contract opportunities they seem somewhat rare. Additionally, the contract gigs I find seem to be seeking people who would prefer full-time employment but would settle for the contract as a sort of 'probationary' measure. I never seem to find opportunities where it is seen by all parties as a temporary placement.Am I looking in the wrong place? Are there certain emp

bing.com• Nov 24, 2020• 1 min read

Using Deep Java Library to do Machine Learning on SpringBootJava users can integrate ML into their Spring applications with Spring Boot Starter for Deep Java Library. Apply these frameworks to integrate ML capabilities into microservices for deep learning.

news.ycombinator.com• Mar 4, 2019• 1 min read

Books on Object DetectionHi everyone,I am curious about how computers capture an object and classify it correctly. I have seen many research papers and videos where we see green rectangles around people/ bicycles /bus , and written right next to it would be - person (98%), bicycle (95%), bus (90%).What’s even more bamboozling to me is how payment apps work. For ex, in India we have PayTM and PhonePe. Merchants have their QR codes displayed on wall. We open the app, scan the QR code using smartphone app, and pay the merchant. Nine times out of ten, we don’t even have to hold the camera properly and with stability in front of the QR code. Just whizzing the camera by the QR code even helps the app to capture the QR code instantaneously. I am amazed as to how does the camera capture the QR code so fast with so little exposure time.I know this is all object detection but I would love to know all the gory details of how these systems work. The algorithms and frameworks that make this happen.Is it all about pattern c

news.ycombinator.com• Aug 14, 2018• 1 min read

Ask HN: What language/stack to use for “customer ready” SBCs/sensors/GUI?I've been making various systems using RPi/Arduino/ESP8266 and sensors for a while, but very hobby level. Adafruit parts, prototyped using breadboards, copy/paste code from online and modify it. Have made a few weather stations, and basic home automation.I'm completely in love with this, and want to take it further, and do these projects "properly".I don't know any "real" programming languages, but have been tinkering with web projects for 30+ years (php, mysql, js, css, cgi/perl back in the day). Just for background. So I'm willing to learn anything required from scratch, and timeframe doesn't matter, I'm willing to commit long term.What absolutely matters, is I want to learn stuff that will still be around years from now. I don't care about the latest/greatest frameworks/languages, but longevity and reliability are paramount. These projects will end up being used in real-life situations on family farms and in family companies, and I want them to be good enough to set/forget.Getting s

news.ycombinator.com• Aug 1, 2015• 1 min read

Ask HN: What should I learn to be competitive in the next five years?About me: I've been working for the last 7 years for a Fortune 400 off-shore after completing my degree in computer science. It's been a smooth time, I guess I have been good in my position; my time has been spent developing C#, .net websites, little bit of Javascript, TSQL and PL/SQL (although it's getting rusty). On my time I got into the "I'm going to get rich developing for iPhone" wagon but it did never materialize on a successful project, I did also built an EFI around the Arduino with custom shields, maybe one of the projects I've like the most even tough "it's not my field".What I like to do: Creating the shields, playing with Eagle CAD, learning the basic electronics, and get into a challenging project would describe what I would like to keep doing.Why do I ask: I were interviewed for another position within the company but the "new" tendencies of IT are not something I am proficient at, I have liked more frameworks, creating APIs and back end development. Should I jump into l

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 16, 2014• 1 min read

Ask HN: Interested in collaborating on a small site using this novel style?I want to build a small website using a do-the-right-thing approach, near-to-pure functional style, in a dynamic language, without any existing frameworks i.e. minimal and back to basics. This is as an learning / experimental exercise or, in other words, for fun! Anyone, ideally in the London area, interested in collaborating with me on it? Or know someone who might be?I've been programming since 2002 but design and architecture has always been my thing. I'm not fussy who I work with as long as you are nice. Just want to do something with someone else for a changeWhat the website does doesn't matter much to me. I was going to do a Twitter clone because that's very simple and everyone gets what it is supposed to do/be. But it could be anything reallyI really want to try using a layers-based architecture where data goes through a pipeline starting with the database and HTTP request, through various stages, until a response is formed and sent to the client; sort of analogous to the way a

news.ycombinator.com• Sep 16, 2013• 1 min read

Ask HN: Features for a programming resource portal?What features would you like to see for a website linking to outside resources for programming languages/frameworks/technologies/libraries?I want to build a website to help programmers find relevant resources for beginner/advanced subjects or tutorials for languages/technologies/whatever. I've had this idea for a side project in my head for a while now and I think I've finally convinced myself its worth pursuing.It'll mostly consist of a simple search + tagging system on links to other websites. The main thing I'm hopping to have to make it better than just googling is:a) User rating system to help promote good resources and demote bad ones (think something like HN).b) Focus on programming resources (so less crap links in results).c) Some social aspects to add weight and opinion to resources.The social aspects I'd like to add are comments on resource links and possibly forums for every top level category (languages, frameworks, etc) for QA and general discussion.Does anyone have any id

news.ycombinator.com• Jun 5, 2013• 1 min read

Ask HN: What should I be asking for salary wise as a soon to be graduateI am soon to be Computer Science/Business graduate in the Los Angeles,CA area and am trying to figure what to be expecting/asking for salary wise.My background:-I have been programming for 9 years-I have worked for the CTO of my college through out college designing and implementing J2EE web applications from end to end.-I have had an internship every summer during college all related to computing/programming with companies including the Walt Disney Company-A colleague and I have a start up project on the side of school that I have developed in Rails.(I like rails a lot )-I know some other web frameworks including Play and Django.-My strong languages are Java, Ruby, Pyton,HTML/CSS, Javascript(Jquery and a little Node),SQL,PHP(basically anything web app related)Here's my linked in for more:http://www.linkedin.com/in/griffinmartyThanks in advance for the advice!

news.ycombinator.com• Apr 30, 2013• 1 min read

Ask HN: Pre-hackathon jittersI'm signed up to go to my first hackathon in Nashville (www.hacknashville.com) this weekend, which I heard about through the Memphis python user group (someone posted it in the google group, though it looks like no one from that group is going). I don't expect to know anyone at the event, have no job, development, or relevant projects to show off, and am a little self-conscious about whether I'll feel really out of place and outpaced. I do have a CS degree and think I'm decent at Python, have a pretty wide (but not necessarily deep) knowledge of other languages, tools, and frameworks, and am generally pretty personable, but am having second thoughts about going. The event is 'sold' out (it was free, but all the registration spots are full) and there is a waitlist for cancellations, so I should probably let them know ASAP if I'm not going to make it.Does anyone have any thoughts or words to put me at ease? Or would you suggest giving up the spot to someone better qualified? My goals for

bing.com• Feb 21, 2013• 1 min read

The Nonprofits of 2025Like all institutions and organizations, nonprofits are shaped by political frameworks, policies, and programs. So if we ask what future nonprofits might look like—say, the nonprofits of 2025—we must ...

news.ycombinator.com• Jun 21, 2012• 1 min read

Be a PHP Web Application Developer - BorderJump, LLCOur Nashville-based startup is building an easy way for U.S. merchants to sell globally. We connect the best shipping and logistics providers with localized payment and advertising solutions to let merchants sell there like they do here. The key component is our custom SaaS platform that links dozens of providers to our U.S. clients in a seamless exchange of data that lowers cost and reduces complexity.We seek a talented designer/developer who is strong in PHP and familiar with MVC frameworks to create web apps for our clients and internal users. We encourage creative freedom and the study and use of best practices. Any experience you have with CodeIgniter, jQuery, or web services would also be helpful.You'll also need to be a creative problem-solver and work well in small teams as well as solo. You'll need to be comfortable with custom integrations and limited documentation, know your way around e-commerce sites, and have experience working with APIs.Our Company Based in Nashville wit

bing.com• Aug 10, 2011• 1 min read

Pillars of Python: Zope 2 Web frameworkZope 2 is a member of a growing family of Python-based Web development frameworks that began with the original Zope — Z Object Publishing Environment — in 1995, an object-based application server ...