Tielman

I'm running an experiment to see if an AI chatbot can teach an online course - I'll start with ML and CV

[Igor Minar @IgorMinar]

It turned out that we needed one more important ngcc fix. Thanks to @petebd the fix is in and rc13 is out. I'm catiously optimistic that that's the last one. #Angular9

[Tielman @tman_tech]

Nice Javascript. -1 * null = -0

[Tielman @tman_tech]

RXJS: Compiling pipes https://t.co/lKjvfW0xTJ

[Tielman @tman_tech]

Looked at TS mixins vs the more traditional Inheritance/Interface OOP approaches. So you build classes like you build functions: Build bigger ones from well-tested smaller ones. Want to use it to add custom functionality to TS classes, similar to Django Rest Framew ViewSets

[Hantz Févry @hantzfevry]

I look forward to reading the new book from @bhorowitz

#books #reading #leadership #culture #GoodRead #Haiti https://t.co/p1lVd3eKYj

[Tielman @tman_tech]

Haven't done a lot of work in #Elm, but it's been incredibly influential on how I approach state management on the frontend.

[Tielman @tman_tech]

The inventor of null, Tony Hoare, calls this his “billion dollar mistake” https://t.co/dCb3cKlgkz

[Tielman @tman_tech]

I never knew. Damn.

[Ben Lesh @BenLesh]

Hot take: Jenkins is awful, its docs are awful, and configuring it is a dumpster fire.

[Rik Lomas @riklomas]

My coding process

[vicki @vboykis]

Wow, Matlab is really feeling the heat from Python and their marketing material is BRUTAL. https://t.co/G7c3XHA57J

[donnie piercey ⚾ @mrpiercEy]

The entire Apollo 11 computer code is available on @github, and it's incredible:

https://t.co/LINkpXBdQ6

#edchat #apollo11

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

for those constantly preaching the benefits of graphql:

give it a rest

[Programming Wisdom @CodeWisdom]

"The object-oriented version of spaghetti code is, of course, 'lasagna code'. Too many layers." - Roberto Waltman

[Tielman @tman_tech]

@Suitophobia @WOOLWORTHS_SA But admittedly the improved labelling is a step in the right direction. The previous recycle icons with the numbers 1 - 7 meant almost nothing to anyone.

[Tielman @tman_tech]

Data sciencing @Aerobotics_SA Great to see so many people in the house!

[Tielman @tman_tech]

Still tru

[vicki @vboykis]

Hottest programming skills in 2018:
5. Fixing git merge conflicts
4. Correctly mapping ports in Docker containers to host machines
3. Getting info from AWS documentation
2. Pulling summary stats from a data stream
1. Turning any of the above into a conference talk about AI

[Stuart Reid @StuartReid1929]

First computer vision meet up kicked off @Aerobotics_SA with @MalaheMichael talking about research communities and problems in this space. A fitting start to what will hopefully become a close-knit group of likeminded problem solvers in Cape Town :-D