Patryk

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   by Patryk 11y ago

   This same thing (i.e., using recurrent neural networks to predict characters (and even words)) was done by Elman in 1990 in a paper called "Finding Structure in Time"[1]. In that paper, Elman goes several steps further and carrie
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   by Patryk 13y ago

   It's intriguing how often HP's public cloud offerings are omitted from the conversation. I would think there would be a lot of interest especially because they're a heavyweight yet are using open standards (i.e., OpenStack).
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   by Patryk 13y ago

   But it is important to note, once again, that correlation does not imply causation -- no matter how fancy a scientific tool you are using, either fMRI or genetics. The best data Kandel cites in support of his argument is the improved treatm
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   by Patryk 13y ago

   For those of us who have never heard of this software, it would be great if somewhere prominent on the webpage it said what GPGMail actually is. Instead the most prominent thing is how many bug fixes and sleepless nights this mystery softw
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   Show HN: Arcly - an R Client for iPhone and iPad(pakl.net)

   2 points by Patryk 14y ago|0 comments
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   by Patryk 15y ago

   Why not stack Morse code horizontally? At least Morse code is somewhat designed to take advantage of the frequency distribution of letters (e.g., e is a single dot.)