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April 2021
We’re Finally Learning the Lesson of Y2K — and It’s Too Late
I remember taking out hundreds of dollars
learn PID without a PhD!
I’ve read so many PID tutorials. One more w t hurt. Until I have a deep intuitive understanding of the math.
Deep Rails: How to use Abstract Classes
Interesting Rails abstract classes feature
Fish shell 3.0
Big news! If you aren’t using the Fish shell yet, what are you waiting for? It’s practically 100% compatible with bash and is 190x better in certain areas!
CSS doesn’t suck - Andy Bell
See previous post. I admit I haven’t built super complicated sites, but I always seem to avoid extra languages or preprocessing if at all possible.
Bayesian Inference
This is pretty amazing. Need to play with this more!
r/java - Any hiring manager here? What kind of Java project will impress you for entry level position?
Interesting thread of good answers for new grads on how to prepare to get a job in the software world.
Open-source tool that uses simple textual descriptions to draw UML diagrams.
Looks like a pretty amazing simple tool for creating those tedious diagrams. Similar to GraphViz for a different domain.
Big-O Algorithm Complexity Cheat Sheet (Know Thy Complexities!) @ericdrowell
Handy summary
How to tell the difference between a default and a provided value for optional arguments in Ruby? - Karol Galanciak - Ruby on Rails and Ember.js consultant
A nice little tip for handling arguments in Ruby
40 Best Ruby Gems We Can’t Live Without
It’s always welcome to see what the latest most useful gems are.
Ruby tricks for junior developers | Drivy Engineering
Nice review of some more advanced ruby features.
Papers With Code : the latest in machine learning
This site shows off research papers which include the code to run. Very nice!