Rafael @rpalomar@librem.one

@jordan31@fosstodon.org @Gina FOnd of MOtion :)

@coolboymew good old times (sight).

Seriously, folks. Comparing phones' booting times sounds idiotic to me.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/bx64mp/librem_5_vs_android_which_boots_faster_purism/

@stephaniewalter@mastodon.design Not that I want to open Pandora's box, but....should developers design?🤔

@lthms you are welcome. Don't miss the video version of the article (https://tinyurl.com/ofka9le) 😉

Contemporary programming cannot be understood without version control systems (particularly #git). If you really want to become a great programmer, try to push your knowledge on them.

For those times when your repo looks screwed up:

https://tinyurl.com/y3murgpu

and

https://tinyurl.com/y3u2u2mx

I'm using the "Literate DevOps" approach by Howard Abrams (https://tinyurl.com/ppzvxex), which is brilliant. As a result I will get a Readme (notebook), and configuration files and scripts all parameterized.

Today catching up with my #Kubernetes from-scratch-bootstrapping in #Gentoo

@lila_bliblu hey thanks, bandcamp link works :)

@lila_bliblu beautiful. Do you know where to find the artist? It seems the soundcloud link is broken :/

@lain wouldn't be nice to use org-mode format instead?

@Gina I would sharpen my Python skills first (that will give you a high-level language which is very flexible and used) then go straight to C++ without thinking on C; as languages they have similarities, but the object-oriented nature of C++ makes it radically different to C in the way you approach a problem.

@Gina Gina, what is it what you want to develop? I guess that is the first question to address here :)

Wrapping my head around #Tensorflow.

An affordable approach is to use dictionaries for weights/biases, then functions for subparts (e.g., encoder/decoder), then functions for connecting the subparts (model).

An example here: https://tinyurl.com/y3bmgsqf

I just deleted my #Facebook account.

It is weird: apart from my contacts, there wasn't really much and I used it maybe 2-3 times a year; still, it felt like stripping out something from me.

This makes me think about the symbiotic relationship regular #Facebook users must have developed over time. Most of them will be part of #Facebook longer than #Facebook will be part of them.

#ByeByeFacebook