These are three different exercises I was working on. I'm new to JS and FP as well, and I'm not sure what guidelines to follow to make my code readable. My tabs got a bit borked.
All code has:
import * as R from "ramda";
given a string, return a map detailing how much of each letter there is.
...
I have process where I am generating workbooks from a list. One of the tabs has varying height and I have a formula that my macro uses to determine whether to hide a row.
As I move to the next workbook I may need to unhide some rows that were hidden in the previous iteration. For the sake of bett...
I am trying to implement a simple modelling pipeline with rolling c.v., making use of the TimeSeries split. The code is provided below with a working example dataset. (please don't pay too much attention to the dataset construction).
import pandas as pd, numpy as np
import seaborn as sns, matplot...
@SimonForsberg I don't think Duga killed the chat room. I think chat killed this chat room. It's not the most discoverable SE feature, and I think most of our power users pop-in, do stuff, and pop-out rather than hang around and chat.
I am trying to implement a research paper from scratch. I need to know if what I am doing is on the correct path and whether there are any improvements that I can do.
This is what I have implemented. However I am not sure whether so far this is correct or not.
import torch
import torch.nn as nn
i...
I've been following the rust book, and I made a Celsius to Fahrenheit converter as it advised me.
After a bit, I came up with this code; however in my opinion, there's a lot of unnecessary parts that I couldn't figure out how to simplify.
Here is the code:
fn readnum() -> i32 {
loop {
l...
I have written the below small program that tries to initialize a tzdb before the main() runs. So once the main function runs, it checks the two global variables (that are already initialized at that stage) to determine if an error has occurred during the initialization process.
This is done usin...
I have a Next.js + Node.js + TypeScript + Tailwind + tRPC project whose objective is to allow a construction manager to figure out what permits are required for his renovation based on if it's an exterior or interior construction project.
This is my main route ('/'):
'use client';
import...
I've been working on a Python implementation combining Depth-first Search (DFS depth = 2), Pointwise Mutual Information (PMI), and Pairwise Constraints (ML must link and CL cannot link). While I've completed the coding, I'm encountering unexpected results, suggesting potential errors in my approa...
I'm trying to implement fast bignum multiplication, as part of a larger project for generating large prime numbers fast. The majority of the time in the primality test (approximately 7.4B/7.5B clock cycles) is taken up by multiplication and division.
Following is the bignum library I've used as t...
These are three different exercises I was working on. I'm new to JS and FP as well, and I'm not sure what guidelines to follow to make my code readable. My tabs got a bit borked.
All code has:
import * as R from "ramda";
given a string, return a map detailing how much of each letter there is.
...
I've been following the rust book, and I made a Celsius to Fahrenheit converter as it advised me.
After a bit, I came up with this code; however in my opinion, there's a lot of unnecessary parts that I couldn't figure out how to simplify.
Here is the code:
fn readnum() -> i32 {
loop {
l...
I have a Next.js + Node.js + TypeScript + Tailwind + tRPC project whose objective is to allow a construction manager to figure out what permits are required for his renovation based on if it's an exterior or interior construction project.
This is my main route ('/'):
'use client';
import...
