BenoitP

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Code is harder to read than to write, news at 11.
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Calories in, calories out; but don't cut on the pleasure of eating. Treat yourself to some fancy tastes. Eggs in quiche form. Not very high calories, high volume so you feel filled. To be eaten with salad. You get a bit of carbs with t
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Yeah, I wish this project had a React component backend. D3.js and Observable Plot don't work that well with modern reactive frontend frameworks either though. They don't diff the SVG tree. The recommended way to react to some dat
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I wonder how it would look like if we considered France's borders with the Netherland (at Saint Martin) and Brazil (at French Guiana).
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Very interesting! @6 mn: For Cryo-EM could use the recent advances of NeRF [1] to aid their 3D reconstructions? [1] https://www.matthewtancik.com/nerf
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It generalizes the notion of vectors as a continuum between scalars (0-dimensional) and volumes (n-dimensional where you chose the dimension of your space as n) For example in a 3D space: * 0D: scalars * 1D: regular vectors, representing a
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> lacks [...] async/await I'll take that a a major plus. Sometimes things are improved by what is taken away. > I don't see any real use of Java in 2022 and beyond. Well, you see what you see; and the cloud infrastructu
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Also Vietnam vets and LSD-fueled hippies exist in the same set, and each can have effects that go in different directions. On top of that, merging their effects (in policy setting for example) sort of is a barrier to attributing causality.
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I'll add that causal relationships should be multi-dimensional: the Vietnam vet and LSD-fueled hippy having their own truth can be modeled as subgroups that add arrows in their dimensions to the graph.
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Option 1: Get into AI. Option 2: Get close to the client. They're not able to clearly express a spec to us, they're not going to start doing so to a bot on their own. Actually, I'm not that worried. My generation had to insta
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Machine learning engineer, specialized in Explainable AI / ML. 13 years professional coding experience, 24 years personal. Highlights: * Intuitive, visual data/signal explorer: http://explicable.ai * Implementation in
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SEEKING WORK | Paris, France | Remote --------------------------- Machine learning engineer, specialized in Explainable AI / ML. 13 years professional coding experience, 24 years personal. Highlights: * Intuitive, visual data/sign
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> unlocks something that allows me to think in a broader fashion I believe this is what's at hand here. What is that something? What is that broad fashion? An example would be welcome
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I see no more than Groups in your comment. Which are very useful! Also having commutative operations makes for Abelian Groups, which enable operations to be reordered, and makes for implicit parallelism. Where is Category Theory?
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Thanks!
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Great presentation! Is there an initiative at DYALOG to do an XLA [1] backend for APL? One can't help but notice the XLA API and APL share a great deal of functionality; after all it's about processing arrays: XlaBuilder::Io
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A one-liner, from a one-purpose-unix standard tool, 20 seconds fix is enough; what more do you want? This is a not a bug / won't fix
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sudo iptables --append INPUT --source 123.123.123.123 --jump DROP
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> blueish fog (chlorine) is the positive Would that not be copper oxide? Source: did that as a teenager and did not die (trying to synthesize hydrogen as any normally constituted teenager would do), and the copper wires just ended up bei
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You didn't answer my question. Let's stay strictly on topic here if you would mind. We don't want to waste resources exploring a dead-end. So, what's the business case? Would you mind coming up with a concrete and detail
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That's very interesting. Would you mind coming up with a concrete and detailed business case? In this example you will provide, who are the entities with write access? How do they have a hard time deciding who should be control of the
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In case anyone needs a thorough source to explain why you don't need a Blockchain, I found the NIST paper (esp the flowchart on page 42) quite helpful: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir/2018/nist.ir.82
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It gets good adoption as a small core for control. Nvidia uses it for internal scheduling in their newer GPUs, and Western Digital does too.
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GraalJS can run Node applications. Not sure how it does though: emulating the API or interpreting Node's C/C++ with Sulong
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> This particular proposal is based on the idea that if renewables are cheap and getting cheaper (which they are) Welp, they sure are cheap when made by mostly-coal-based China.
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This is nice! I believe we are just ripe for a new semantic web cycle. This is what comes after AI has had a long enough summer, right? > Cartwright can easily detect things like country, day, latitude Can it do so in a normalized way? I
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This seems like a great endeavor. I've always wondered why visual languages have not thrived. Is it because the spaghetti gets unmanageable? Can't you have boxes (modules/class/namespace etc) to neatly arrange things? &g
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Dwarf Fortress’ big makeover will be out on Steam in December(polygon.com)
87 points by BenoitP 4y ago|19 comments
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Posting this here because I feel like I'm detecting a new pattern in the industry. Let me explain: * Rust's forces the programmer to come up with a proof about race conditions, memory lifecycle * Zig helps the programmer specify c
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Selectively Shifting and Constraining Computation(openjdk.org)
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