Nimitz14

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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   Holy cow do I feel bad for the people that grow up with education system of your country. Look up Lend Lease.
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   I can confirm! Had the exact same issue and this was very helpful.
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   I've never liked unittests. They make it harder to refactor, which you have to do because all good designs come from iterating many times, and the types of mistakes unittests catch tend to be easy to spot (when the error occurs) and fi
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   > It's an incredible waste of taxpayers money. I wouldn't be so negative. The money coming in allowed newbie engineers to get into the field and existing ones to get smarter and increase their skills. Not having such a project
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   > I think it's much easier and more direct to visualize the time-domain as superposition of helical components and the transform as an exploration of what happens when you twist the "cylinder" with varying "intensitie
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   > That was also the time FSA split into bunch of groups; Wahabist ISIS and socialist YPG Well that's completely wrong. The idea that ISIS and YPG would ever fight together is so stupid it's hilarious. Maybe read less RT. YPG ha
7. 517.▲
   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   ..it'd be nice if what was actually happening was explained of just statements like "[ is the original form for tests, and then [[ was introduced, which is more flexible and intuitive"
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   I think it's fine to have an occasional binge of any kind. So you once every couple weeks spend a day or two just sitting intensley focussed on something. What matters is your habits for most of the time, not literally all of it (in ot
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   by Nimitz14 9y ago

   I'd say it changes your code to match that of a branch in your local copy of the repo.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    I assume you will advertise on your website?
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    > Europe has the same bland greenhouse tomatoes in my experience. Try any Mediterranean country (France is included in that btw).
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    That was a good read, thanks for posting.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    > Can't speak for the US, here in Germany the Kaspersky tools are used on large companies responsible for critical infrastructure. That is a terrible idea, as anyone who knows anything about Russia would tell you.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    There's been lots of articles recently about reaching "human-level" performence, you should know better than to believe them. The tests are on constrained datasets and ignore many factors. You mention face recognition, you re
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Yes and people die from drinking too much water too.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plTRdGF-ycs
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Everything you described is just standard engineering practice. I've always found it funny how software developers call themselves "engineers" while working nothing like them.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Yup. Spotify is terrible at this, I religiously listen to release radar and your music of the week and the hitrate is probably 1/100?
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Can you provide any links for this, I'm interested but know nothing about it.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    ...or you just made some suboptimal decisions and that's on you?
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Do you know if using tf.while_loop speed things up? Using dynamic_rnn at the moment and it's _so_ slow. I'm not finding implementations using tf.while_loop, there's dynamic_rnn as you said but that's so convoluted to rea
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    Next you're going to tell us 1+1=2!
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    How do you not realize for any subject you pick there'll be another PhD student like you bitching about it?
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    I'm a software developer. I'd hate that.
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    by Nimitz14 9y ago

    What you say is not true.
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    by Nimitz14 10y ago

    > Also, Feynman's son chose to pursuit philosophy, much to Feynman's dismay. Wow really. Poor Feynman.
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    by Nimitz14 10y ago

    It's true. Go to Europe, poor people ride the bus the better-off use a bike. I think it'd have to do because of things like getting a bike requiring a larger initial capital investment, plus there's the danger of it being sto
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    by Nimitz14 10y ago

    7/10 troll
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    by Nimitz14 10y ago

    > Can you give a reason why Enter to open a file is ideal Lol. 10/10 troll.
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    by Nimitz14 10y ago

    speechmatics.com