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by 3rd3 12y ago
You can set up a shortcut for tagging files in Finder which I find really helpful: https://coderwall.com/p/8li8hw
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Q/A session with Yann LeCun (Facebook, NYU) on /r/machinelearning(reddit.com)
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Ah, thanks for the clarification.
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I cannot understand why people still decide to base their motivations on slippery concepts like the meaning of life or on some romantized, conjectured intrinsic values of our species. It seems to me that there are much better mental models
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It would be great if one could somehow ensure that the original content creators would receive the money (similar to http://flattr.com ), not the people who submit links. That would require some moderation though. I think it&#x27
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> The biggest limiting factor of wireless is the lack of frequency in which to put you're data. Not interference. Isn’t the idea to send data to multiple devices at the same frequency simultaneously? Signal interferences are prevent
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Typo or http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=om7... ?
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by 3rd3 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kalman_filter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Particle_filter
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There is similar research (namely ASICs for machine learning) going on at Stanford, but there it’s cast in analog circuitry: http://phys.org/news/2014-04-scientists-circuit-board-human-...
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by 3rd3 12y ago
I know your comment is more targeted at tutorials, but in case you don't know the book Real World Haskell explores, as the name implies, some real world problems: http://book.realworldhaskell.org/read/
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What a brilliant idea!
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Enjoying a place where you can learn about new technolgy, join interesting discussions and be mildly, intellectually entertained at the same time?
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by 3rd3 12y ago
Charlie Park is front-end dev at IFTTT: https://twitter.com/charliepark/status/464784408630013952
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by 3rd3 12y ago
It definitely helps a lot for axioms, basic definitions, basic theorems, distribution functions and for things you "get wrong every time" etc., but everything beyond that it's inferior to exercises. As an example: I remember
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I think you hit the nail on the head with this summary apart from that you forgot to mention that the syncing across multiple devices works quite well too.
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There is probably a large group that lacks advanced linear algebra and statistics for learning the theory but would still be able to build useful applications using a ML library. I think the video is mainly directed at that group.
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by 3rd3 12y ago
The iframes idea is a really good one because it wouldn't require changes to the web server configuration. The throttle could simply be simulated with delayed loading using JavaScript.
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by 3rd3 12y ago
I’m curious, why do you think voting on article versions will make it better?
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by 3rd3 12y ago
It looks absolutely beautiful! That really puts the interface of the Google search in a tight spot. Only one remark: While I like the effect that the full URL shows up when the mouse is above a search entry I would personally prefer to see
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by 3rd3 12y ago
Did you have a look at org-mode?
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It also had some clever thoughts in it you won’t hear in a philosophy class.
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The Idea Sunday is dead, long live Firespotting!(firespotting.com)
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This sentence is false.
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by 3rd3 12y ago
How do you calculate exacly the coloring of the heat map? Is the scaling of it locally adjusted or is it a global/absolute scale?
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by 3rd3 12y ago
I like Leonard Eisenberg’s tree of life the most: http://raszl.com/sites/default/files/tree-of-life.jpg
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WikiSummaries(wikisummaries.org)
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by 3rd3 12y ago
There are multiple kinds of antibiotics, right? Couldn’t one globally rotate the different kinds of antibiotics so that germs have a harder time adapting to it?
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School systems should definitively make use of spaced repitition. It’s like a slap in science’s face not making use of the insight that people forget at an exponentially decreasing rate (which is known as the Ebbinghaus curve [1] since 1885
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by 3rd3 12y ago
It’s funny that "Schreck" is German for fear/fright/shock.
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by 3rd3 12y ago
What about sitting vs. running and sitting vs. cycling? Would listening to a podcast prevent the effect?

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