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Lambda News: An Hacker News Comment Fix(chrome.google.com)
1 points by BenderV 11y ago|0 comments
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by BenderV 11y ago
Thanks.
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by BenderV 11y ago
I would have included Drivy, which has recently raise $8.6m and acquired Buzzcar (a concurrent). [Peer to peer car sharing] Other than that I would be curious to know how that list compare to other country/state. Edit : and also capit
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Ray-Ban Virtual Mirror(ray-ban.com)
3 points by BenderV 12y ago|0 comments
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by BenderV 12y ago
Peter Norvig is really an impressive teacher. I have been doing his course "Design of computer programs" ( https://www.udacity.com/course/cs212 ) and it really push me from basic/novice developer to interm
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by BenderV 12y ago
https://gist.github.com/BenderV/c2cb4e070213328e1b3b
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by BenderV 12y ago
> - To get started, ask yourself, what is the simplest thing that could possibly work? I'm not sure I would go for what appear to be the simplest now ; I try to find the implementation which will have the simplest design to use&#x2F
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by BenderV 12y ago
I'm interrested in bioinformatics. I would like to know where should I begin ? Should I take learn the basic of biology before starting or should I approach it with informatic first (like rosalind appear to be)? Is this link a good sta
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by BenderV 12y ago
"I still think I compressed the data in the original file. It's not my fault that a file system uses up more space storing the same amount of data in two files rather than a single file." I don't really agree with that,
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by BenderV 12y ago
Location: France Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: Yes. All around the world. Technologies: Python (scikit, numpy, flask), Javascript (angular, express, meteor), C, Java, and Design, Prototyping... Résumé/CV: http://benderv
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by BenderV 12y ago
First of all, thank you. It's great! I'm interested in the 'business' aspect of this site. How do you plan to make profit ? How can you make people come back to the site when the stacks don't change that quickly ?
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by BenderV 12y ago
Location: France Remote: Maybe Willing to relocate: Yes. All around the world. Technologies: Python (scikit, numpy, flask), Javascript (angular, node, meteor), C, Java, and Design, Prototyping... Résumé/CV: http://benderv.c
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by BenderV 12y ago
IFTTT recipes to replace OhLife https://ifttt.com/recipes/205201-quick-ohlife-replacement https://ifttt.com/recipes/205202-quick-ohlife-replacement it's far from perfect. I just created them,
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by BenderV 12y ago
"Using a simple scraper written in Ruby, I was able to grab data on the >90,000 TV shows in the IMDB database" I know it may be a bit more hard to use than a crawler (sadly), but IMDB give their dataset for free (under conditio
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by BenderV 12y ago
"Deep learning requires a ton of tuning and tweaking, and getting good results is as much art as science." Funny when you think about it : Deep learning is supposed to avoid that ^^'
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by BenderV 12y ago
I'm a cs student in Europe (France), and I'm still struggling to find my road. I have competence in IA, Machine Learning, Python, JS (node, express, meteor), Angular but also Design (mockup, wireframe, bootstrap, css). I don'
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Python Multi-armed Bandits (and Beer)(blog.yhathq.com)
3 points by BenderV 13y ago|1 comments
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by BenderV 13y ago
I follow Ethereum for a while now, it's really impressive the vision of the founders. Especially Vitalik Buterin. He have the technical abilities, the media power (he is a co-founder of the Bitcoin Magazine), and the vision (he anticip
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by BenderV 13y ago
"While I imagine that larger contracts would likely be built with some sort of failsafe mechanism for arbitration, there is no need for such a thing to exist." I don't understand why. If I were to use a large cryptocontracts,
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by BenderV 13y ago
He certainly used Vanitygen https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Vanitygen
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by BenderV 13y ago
Well easy, it's 1)... But thinking that there was only two viable options is stupid. (less stupid than create a password so simple for such a powerful stuff...) Though, you are right about the danger of the perception of reality. (tha
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by BenderV 13y ago
I couldn't believe it. It pushed pop up even when I wasn't on the navigator...
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TRANSHUMAN - Do you want to live forever? (full documentary film)(youtube.com)
2 points by BenderV 13y ago|0 comments
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by BenderV 13y ago
Whenever I look at the evolution of Bitcoin's price, I feel oblige to think about the internet bubble... But I was too young to care about that then. Could someone explain to me the similarities and differences between those two events
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by BenderV 13y ago
Funny that I almost invest in Bitcoin ten days ago... Really, I always feel it's a good moment to invest when I look at the last 3 days chart...but then I look at the 2y chart...Big Bubble. For the optimistics, I would suggest you to r
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by BenderV 13y ago
The article just say that S&P punish France rating for their political choice without proof of it's economic impact. But, for what is worth : richs are leaving the country, young educated dream to leave, less educated want to work
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by BenderV 13y ago
Indeed, it's for India people... My bad. Though, that's not the first time I see that kind of result on contests (but I wasn't so surprised because of the demographic numbers.)
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by BenderV 13y ago
Leaderbords : https://amazon.interviewstreet.com/challenges/dashboard/#lea... India, India, India, India, India, India, India, Germany, India, India, India... There is, without doubt a great pool of talents availa
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by BenderV 13y ago
I think it's about service that are stream-centered and sectioned. HN, Reddit, Upbeatapp, Quora (?), are stream-centered. Information come and go, which make it very easy accessible. Reddit, Upbeatapp, Quora are also sectioned ; There
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by BenderV 13y ago
See...not exacly. Because, If I create an account on Soundcloud, put some awesome music that I created, what will happen ? Nothing. Same for Youtube. I would have to be detected by someone with a huge number of followers to take off. If I m

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