Владимир Домбрич @BCYM7UyId4NuuSL

I grew up reading O’Reilly books and never even dared to dream my name would one day be on one.

Five years ago I adopted a kitten. That kitten is now my best friend. She’s come from Texas, to Germany, to Sweden with me. One of the only things I’ve kept from home. It’s strange how an animal can feel like your soulmate.

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So I'm reading @kvlly's Start Freelancing Today and let me tell you THIS BOOK IS INCREDIBLE. This book is worth way more than $20 ♥️ I'm not just saying this bc she's one of my favorite people, I am genuinely blown away, and I'm a harsh critic. startfreelancing.today

1 hour drive to airport 1 hour check in queue 1 hour security/immigration queue *actual flying* 1 hour security/immigration queue 1 hour drive from airport Flying in 2020 sucks

My feelings about coding are either: “I love coding and could never do anything else professionally” Or “Fuck it I’m gonna quit and knit sweaters for small animals”

Special surprise: the latest React Native docs have a new sidebar designed to help you find the topics you're looking for more easily! Check it out and let us know what you think: buff.ly/2YBkiE5

Check out `react-native doctor` built by @lbentosilva and many others. It's a new command to troubleshoot and fix errors in your environment so you can spend more time building your apps! facebook.github.io/react-native/b…

Sandwich time travel is the only explanation

@mudakoff

You can watch now "Taking React Native to Consoles, TVs, and Beyond Using the Dark Power of C++" presentation by @AndrewEmmons & Erik Uggeldahl 🔥🔥🔥 Enjoy! 👇 youtu.be/hWjX3T6esWE

Check out @emilyjanzer's talk at React Native EU about our architecture rewrites and React Native's roadmap for 2020: youtube.com/watch?v=52El0E…

Here we are! First full talk from #ReactNativeEU2019 🎉🎉🎉 Check "The New React Native" presentation by @emilyjanzer ! 👇👇👇youtu.be/52El0EUI6D0

А давно на кремлевской стене НАРИСОВАН кирпич??

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@arram There's no shortcut. Work on a wide variety of conceptually different projects in different domains. Actively reduce accidental complexity and keep code conceptually simple to others. Keeping in mind that the fastest code is no code at all.

What are the best things you've done to become a better programmer? (Looking more for intentional learning techniques than things like getting a degree or a full time job.)

It's possible to use @MSFTResearch's `interpret` to *interpret* `keras` model. `interpret` + @TensorFlow 2.0 = too much awesomeness. Check this notebook I made for ya: bit.ly/2JMBIYR #DeepLearning #TensorFlow

On the choice of deep learning hyperparameters

@fchollet Tensorflow 2.0 made working with complex models easy.

Whether you’re a political leader or just an armchair historian, you’ll learn a lot from @BeschlossDC's book “Presidents of War.” b-gat.es/2WbRwuU

#DeepLearning could reveal why the world works the way it does technologyreview.com/s/613502/deep-…