Show HN: Collection of deep learning implementations with side-by-side notes
This style of documentation is called <i>literate programming</i>, and you should go and google about this term and the various implementations for various widespread programming languages if you never heard of this before. It's an eye-opener how clear, transparent and well-intertwined good code and comments can be.<p>I've used such a literate programming style with scientific python once in university classes and it was a breeze to prepare and hand in exercise sheets (rendered with Latex to PDF). My feeling was that today people use Jupyter/IPython notebook to archieve something similar (especially with embedding results), but a jupyter notebook is much more complex than a traditional, clean and terminal-readable literate programming source code.