AlDante2

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by AlDante2 6y ago
Ranking is more specific to the particular company. At Netflix and Amazon it is obviously very important, as it is part of their recommender systems. At Google, probably less so. Computer Vision and NLP are both extremely hot research topic
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by AlDante2 6y ago
Sounds like a job for GPT-3 :-)
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by AlDante2 6y ago
I'll get back to you on that.
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by AlDante2 6y ago
Inheritance springs to mind, although it's semantically backwards. I like instantiation time. Or, to take a non-tech word, how about spoor? You can lose tracks after time, they can be more or less clearly defined and they have a lot of
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by AlDante2 7y ago
In Germany, notaries provide exactly that service. The repository of record is then the Amtsgericht.
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by AlDante2 7y ago
Possibly change your user name before contacting any German universities... :-)
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by AlDante2 7y ago
A friend of mine said he'd send me a link. Doesn't seem to have gotten around to it yet.
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by AlDante2 7y ago
If you look at the most profitable technology companies, you could ask where the US went wrong... https://fortune.com/global500/search/?non-us-cos-y-n=true&pr... NB: Interesting that Accenture is counted as an
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by AlDante2 7y ago
One point of view that might help is considering cases as being an alternative to prepositions. English has three cases - nominative, indicating the subject of a sentence; accusative, indicating the direct object; and genitive, indicating p
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by AlDante2 10y ago
I would recommend the Raspberry Pi. If he turns out not to be that interested, you won't have invested much - the computer itself only costs $35 plus shipping and taxes. Apart from the computer there is a truly awesome community, with
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by AlDante2 10y ago
Hi, I think its a great idea. I'm a software engineer, so I can't give you any great insights, but what I would suggest is looking at online courses such as this one: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engi
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by AlDante2 12y ago
Here is the paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1306.4244 ("A quasi-polynomial algorithm for discrete logarithm in finite fields of small characteristic")
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by AlDante2 12y ago
Finally - off-grid hacking!