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All mailing lists appear to be empty, is this a new project? If so, it would be nice to have at least a "Welcome" topic on each mailing list to "kick off" the discussion of each topic.
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WikiLeaks just released more information about this: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/788099178832420865 >We can confirm Ecuador cut off Assange's internet access Saturday, 5pm GMT, shortly after publi
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I was recently working on a project to identify pepes in images and dumped a bunch of images from the /r9k/ archive using the 4chan API. If you are a researcher looking for a 4chan dataset for supervised learning, be aware that la
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I found my results a bit awkward, as the situations are not independent. My heuristic was: - Kill the animals - Kill people crossing a red signal - Kill the least amount of people - Save whoever is inside the car - Keep going ah
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DDG seems to handle it just fine if you add "rot13" to your query, though :) https://duckduckgo.com/?q=rot13+V+yvxr+ubj+gurl+syng+hc+gbyq...
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The other thing that scares me about the optimized storage is the privacy concerns. Has everybody forgotten about "the fappening" stuff? Now imagine that your PC backs up stuff to the cloud without your knowledge. Not only that, i
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It would be pretty neat if this was collaborative (like google docs). That would be a nice way to teach HTML+CSS+JS remotely. I was actually expecting that feature when I saw that it was developed by Mozilla, as they made Together.js[1]. [1
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> When considering any startup, you should always ask to meet the [investors]. If they don’t let you meet or speak candidly with these individuals, then run as far away as possible. This seems a bit odd to me... Maybe it could work on a
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On the palindrome section: > I'd like to see one where the entire code is executed, or one done in Brainf*ck, as well. I might be wrong, but this seems a really bad example for palindromes. Aren't all palindrome strings made of
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> Wrights were actually very secretive and they were reluctant to publish anything before they got the patent. I believe that this was not true for Santos-Dumont[1] though. I wonder if he had more media coverage at the time. [1] https:&
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> Over the years, several developers have asked why we're not on GitHub. The perception is that "everybody" is on GitHub, and some developers don't take your project seriously if it's not on GitHub. This is the s
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I also believe that some[1] believe that CNNs and other image processing networks do some extra work that our brains don't need, as we can "cheat". For example, we get some translation-invariance for free with the ability to
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They could limit requests by IP without storing them explicitly. They could use something like a count-min sketch to store how many requests a certain IP has executed, and clean the sketch every minute, for example. The limit would not be e
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All the examples I see on your demo are web apps (and the documentation seems to be focused on web apps as well). How well are applications without a web-interface supported? For example, could I easilly package and launch something like a
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I believe it's mostly use to avoid having huge blobs of text and force the readers to have a pause to reflect about the text instead of leaving the page. Nevertheless, I feel the same way. I wish people would use simple diagrams releva
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Actually, Microsoft Research has another project to prove program termination: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/t2/ Obviously this cannot work on all programs, but it's nice that they tried t
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Disclaimer: I'm probably wrong about this, this is just how I believe "Neural style transfer" works. I never tried this out and there's probably a lot of problems with my explanation. I believe that this is done using Re
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Are there any plans to make the clean dataset public? It would be nice to be able to play with it.
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>To be precise, many journals do have a comment section, but nobody uses it. GitXiv[1] also has a comment section and voting features, and nobody uses it. I know it has a small user base compared to ArXiV, but I think that its format res
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11y ago
Quick nitpick: Could you add a RSS feed? I think it would be a nice alternative to the mailing list.
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Not that I agree with micro modules (I would rather see a set of js core libs), but your code fails with empty strings.
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The demo seems to be down at the moment. Could you post some screenshots?
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In case the author of the videos is here, do you have plans to add some videos about Convolutional NNs and Recurrent NNs? I know a lot of developers like myself that know about traditional NNs, but are not familiar with those two.
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I just took a look at Discord and it's really funny how it seems more of a Slack/Skype alternative than a TeamSpeak/Mumble alternative, even though they try to target the gaming market. For example, there is no way to self-ho
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I've been reading HN on vim for a while. Sometimes I just want to kill some time while code compiles/tests run. This way, HN is just on a different split pane, and I can stop browsing as soon as the other job is finished.
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This reminds me of GSS: http://gridstylesheets.org/
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>whitelists advertisers if they are not too shitty. I don't have any source with me right now, but I've heard that they only whitelist advertisers that pay them (I recall some people comparing this to blackmail).
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It seems that they also removed the RSS feed, which is a shame.
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> One, AdNauseam, clicks every ad on every page I visit, baffling ad networks. This seems like a bad idea for everyone involved: * You leak more information to the ad network (or at least make your datapoint it more prominent in the data
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Some projects such as Jasper[1] actually do that. [1] https://jasperproject.github.io/
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