@cedric looking at that neural network made me think of something

What do the number of nodes in the hidden layer actually mean, cause your xor test had 2 hidden nodes, but one for a different library for Rust had 3

@redrield The impact of the number of hidden layers is basically unpredictable, you need to experiment and see what works best

Lovely

Unrelated, but is there an IntelliJ plugin for making Kobalt projects?

"Making", no, but there is a template that will generate a simple project for you

Well I just mean generating the boilerplate, like the command line utility documented in getting started does

I do like the CLI, but having one open every time I have to start a project is a bit of a pain

Try

./kobaltw --listTemplates

Plug-in: Kobalt
    "java"              Generate a simple Java project
    "kotlin"            Generate a simple Kotlin project
    "kobaltPlugin"              Generate a sample Kobalt plug-in project

Then just do

./kobaltw --init kobaltPlugin

For more questions, head to #kobalt 🙂

Alright

Thanks 🙂

@groostav For keeping track of tasks and activities to do I use IQTell (https://iqtell.com/), which is a good tool if you want to keep track of things GTD style (Gettings Things Done - http://gettingthingsdone.com/)

The java people... they put the executors (non functional arguments), as the last parameter on the

CompletableFuture

factories.... so you need wrappers...

public static <U> CompletableFuture<U> supplyAsync(Supplier<U> supplier,
                                                       Executor executor) {

why, you monsters oracle, why do this. It doesn't look good in java either. Everybody on earth wants non-lambda arguments first.

either way, looks like an extension would be nicer. Even if they ordered it properly,

executor.supplyAsync { ... }

is still nicer

@User uploaded a file: Untitled and commented: Does anyone have any idea what file format this text is? I researched all kinds of JSON alternatives but couldn't find anything.

Looks like MEDLINE/PubMed format: (https://www.nlm.nih.gov/bsd/mms/medlineelements.html) Nevermind, it's not

Somebody develops a tool using the dynamic attach feature of the JVM? Like profiler, error reporting, monitoring, …?

lol classic javaism...found a hello world for a gradle plugin, written in java...

creates a HelloWorld class that has 1 member,

message

and uses that from a diff class, to println

😒

Here's a simple client-side web application using Kotin and my framework (with no Kotlin JS compiler at all): https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm-flavour-examples-todomvc

This was a very interesting read in optimization. Something that I do so little of these days !

The bottom line is the Go version is faster because it uses a faster algorithm. Nothing to do with language speeds.

I'd like to get a big project working flawless into intellij (runtime src generation, natives, etc), is there a way to get commercial support?

Seems like Google is also using Kotlin for some staff: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/data-binding/+/master/compiler/src/main/kotlin/android/databinding/tool

neat

Unable to use String.valueOf() Can anybody tell me why??