CretinDesAlpes

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by CretinDesAlpes 7y ago
Yes, it's showing the oldest son of a early matlab's employee. https://blogs.mathworks.com/steve/2006/10/17/the-story-behin...
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by CretinDesAlpes 8y ago
At least 1) debugging in a numpy-like env and 2) multi GPU training on a single machine with multiple GPU (last time I was using TF it was such a nightmare that people had to use horovod, a wrapper library developed by... Uber).
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by CretinDesAlpes 8y ago
I've used tensorflow in 2016-2018 and switched to Pytorch a few months ago. My theory is that TF is used mainly because it is supported by Google, even if it is really badly designed for practitioners. In fact, TF was not meant to be
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by CretinDesAlpes 8y ago
Alright, the only solution I see is to bring a Nokia 3310 or an alternative cheap smartphone with nothing on it if I travel to NZ.
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by CretinDesAlpes 8y ago
But you get more visitors with "CIA code" in the title...
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by CretinDesAlpes 9y ago
I don't think it works like this. It's a strategic investment for the company to attract talents. People want to work with smarter people than themselves. Like they say in the article “When you hire a star, you are not just hiring
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by CretinDesAlpes 9y ago
Yes, this is really bad, not sure what they want to show. "The AI is processing your melody...", sure, but it can be processed without AI and you could get a much better output. At least please keep the output notes on the same in
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by CretinDesAlpes 10y ago
In the meantime in UK... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/19/extreme-survei... Snowden: "The UK has just legalised the most extreme surveillance in the history of western democracy. It goe
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by CretinDesAlpes 10y ago
I think it's more like 40%. But at least we have free schools, free universities (ok, sometimes 500EUR/year) and a decent public health service. I also grew up and lived in France for 20+ years and have lived in UK for 5+ years. I
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Tim Wu: ‘The internet is like the classic story of the party that went sour’(theguardian.com)
8 points by CretinDesAlpes 10y ago|0 comments
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by CretinDesAlpes 10y ago
If by 'regular' subscription you mean the cheapest yes it is limited to 5, but you have the possibility to increase it by 5 by paying additional +0,75EUR/month, up to 50.
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by CretinDesAlpes 10y ago
They do actually https://protonmail.com/support/knowledge-base/two-factor-aut...