Fragoel2

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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Having to read, understand and spot errors in auto-generated code is not free.
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Bash is really tricky tho, a a single wrong character can change the program behavior drastically. So, thanks but no thanks.
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
I'm pretty sure in the long run it will actually create more problems, by being a cheap way to generate low quality and buggy code
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
If only managers would perceive the money spent to pay such organizations as a necessity rather than burned cash
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Suppose I would want to run something like this on corpus of documents I have and I'm not really a machine learning expert, any recommendation for a library/boilerplate/starting point?
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
I really enjoyed the article, it is (in my opinion) a nice case of curiosity-driven research. I was wondering, what if someone would like to try a similar approach on images rather than text? What kind of image compression algorithms (if an
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by Fragoel2 5y ago
Not a blog but an interesting source for many topics related to AI: https://thegradient.pub/
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
While I agree that we need better metrics (and, more in general, a better academic system) I think that publishing fake research (committing fraud) is still way more severe than committing H-index hacking. The latter mostly translates into
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Challenges in Developing Desktop Web Apps: A Study of Stack Overflow and GitHub [pdf](gianlucascoccia.github.io)
3 points by Fragoel2 6y ago|0 comments
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
I think what you're describing is an utopia and likely will never come
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Not to mention the 90% recall, meaning that the model is missing 10% of the bottles in the annotated data. Cool blog post, cool tutorial, and great tool but its not going to win any contest where you need to guess an exact number.
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
I don't know a lot about chess but I have one question: isn't chess a solved game (in the sense that given a board state we always can compute the right move)? why use a neural network that can introduce, a very small percentage o
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
If you really want to get barebones you don't even need a static site generator, a template management library like handlebars.js or Jinja2 will suffice: load html template, fill the placeholders, save the results to file and you have
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Definitely the Sammezzano castle is on top of my list. Situated in Tuscany (near Florence) its owner had a crush for oriental culture. Thus, he decided to build this very peculiar castle in which each room follows a different arabic or midd
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Maintaining 2 different apps (a native one and a web one) is costly in terms of time/resources. The point its not that developers "don't want" to make both, is that many don't have the resources to make both.
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
What you are asking is a well-known research problem (try opening Google Scholar and type in 'Android Sandbox') and I'm afraid no real solution exists at the moment. You can mitigate the problem in many ways and if you'r
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
The article reads much like an 'Ode to Lynx' without providing real reasons on why one should use it. Yes, you can do some sort of accessibility testing with it (and I'm sure it is an useful tool for a lot more corner cases)
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
I guess stories will go down in history as the perfect example of a feature that was perfect in a single product (Instagram) and everyone tried to copy it in its own product, failing miserably.
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Google Dataset Search is a good place to start: https://datasetsearch.research.google.com
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Vatican enlists bots to protect library from onslaught of hackers(theguardian.com)
1 points by Fragoel2 6y ago|0 comments
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Unfortunately that's how most newspapers released the news, so I'm not surprised he's confused
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
I am aware of at least one competitor that also shows the price of the cheapest listing on ebay
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Some very long calculation that a human would need time to parse, let alone compute, while instead a bot can do in milliseconds
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Any suggestion for notebooks/examples that use interesting datasets? Yet another Twitter sentiment analysis its not exciting stuff for me.
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
As an academic myself I can somehow relate with Colin sentiment, not all work that is done in academia is impactful and/or novel, and indeed the current system rewards small incremental improvements rather than working on challenging p
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
Author here. This is a first research we conducted to assess how frameworks for web-based desktop apps (e.g., Electron) are used in practice. It's a preliminary work that we plan on expanding in the future. Do the findings reflect you
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Web Frameworks for Desktop Apps: An Exploratory Study [pdf](gianlucascoccia.github.io)
1 points by Fragoel2 6y ago|1 comments
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
I don't have a clear reference to point you to but in many CS research fields these number are equally bad. Often code is not even published and is a complete mess when it is.
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
For people who glaringly have too much money to even care about it is a fine really a punishment?
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by Fragoel2 6y ago
In fact we're going to see a great difference between those nations that invested the "money from the ground" to develop an economy and those who used it to buy soccer teams.

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