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photon_lines··on Show HN: A simple Prolog Interpreter written in a few lines of Python 3
Thanks for the feedback :) I'll definitely check out Datalog - I didn't realize they had logic programming integrated with SQLAlchemy, so it definitely sounds interesting!
photon_lines··on Show HN: A simple Prolog Interpreter written in a few lines of Python 3
Thanks :) Yup, there are also constraint programming libraries in Python which can be used for providing similar functionality, and they're definitely worth checking out!
photon_lines··on Show HN: A simple Prolog Interpreter written in a few lines of Python 3
Thank you :)

If you want real power for implementing things in as few lines as possible, F# is definitely worth taking a look at as well!

photon_lines··on What you need may be “pipeline +Unix commands” only
If you're looking for good books, I can vouch for 'A Practical Guide to Linux Commands, Editors, and Shell Programming' which has very through coverage and end of chapter exercises. For PowerShell, I'm currently reading the the free PowerShell Notes for Professionals ( https://books.goalkicker.com/PowerShellBook/ ) and it's a great resource as well.
photon_lines··on Immersive Linear Algebra (2016)
I recently released my own review notes which try to provide a brief overview of some of the main linear algebra topics in an intuitive / geometric manner in case anyone is interested: https://github.com/photonlines/Intuitive-Overview-of-Linear-...
photon_lines··on Immersive Linear Algebra (2016)
In case anyone is interested in a written version of some of the essential points 3Blue1Brown makes, I recently released my own review notes which try to provide a brief overview of some of the main linear algebra topics as well as applications: https://github.com/photonlines/Intuitive-Overview-of-Linear-...
photon_lines··on A Visual Exploration of Gaussian Processes
From my perspective, this is an outstanding intro to Gaussian processes, and indeed, I much prefer this rather than posted article. Your code and visuals make things a lot more cleaner. You could make it better by including a bit more info on different types of Kernels / combining kernels - otherwise, this is fantastic! Thank you!
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