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8y ago
What you just described is called reinforcement learning.
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8y ago
Probably the Python 3 code was rushed and/or written by an inexperienced programmer. That would just be a coincidence, nothing to do with Python 2 or 3.
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I helped Google screw over James Damore
(old.reddit.com)
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Center of the Universe
(orangecoast.com)
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8y ago
I think tigershark is referring to this nice comment you made a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18644724
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8y ago
Right now as I am interviewing instead of working overtime for free.
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8y ago
> As someone who works in merging differential equations and machine learning That sounds really interesting, could you expand on your work/research?
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> But in Python you're limited to working on the context of a single module. If you modify a module that was imported then you have to restart the REPL because you can't reload modules. It just doesn't work. This is so fru
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8y ago
Linux user here. I had to use MacOS at work, I felt like it was a penance more than anything else. However Apple hardware is quite good.
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8y ago
I know those two that explain deep learning from scratch: http://www.deeplearningbook.org/ http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com/
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8y ago
The same options as someone wanting to read Hacker News without knowing English.
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Not really a feedback, but I wrote something very similar a bit more than two years ago: http://eskatrem.github.io/Newton-Raphson.html
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8y ago
Hi, Completely off topic, but I am looking for a job in Japan - I will be moving there tomorrow actually for family reason. Could I have your details (or could you send me an email - my email is in my HN profile.) I am a senior data scienti
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Would they need to make a return directly? If they could buy it and put significant resources on it, they'll have a direct competitor against Google, with the advantages of coming by default on Apple devices and of being privacy friend
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8y ago
Your username is well suited to comment this article.
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Are you a manager now?
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8y ago
I think everybody understood that "viola" was a typo.
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> If your excel files have anything for forward planning and you want to share those files, I'd be interested. Unfortunately there was no planning involved, one spreadsheet was just for her to put stuff she bought and the spreadshee
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8y ago
I use it to do super quick data analysis sometimes, and also I made a few spreadsheets to help my wife to manage our personal finance.
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8y ago
Honest question: what is preventing you from trying Common Lisp in Emacs?
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8y ago
So you're saying that having a large GDP is a justification to invade other countries?
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In 2012, North Carolina banned policies based on sea level rise forecasts
(theguardian.com)
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Connect 4 should be really easy to implement.
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Is code-folding necessary? Instead you could put the demonstration in an appendix, and the authors would be free to decide what goes in the core of the article and what goes into the appendix. This could be made automatically where trunks o
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Coincidentally I recently finished a MOOC about prime numbers where the ABC conjecture was introduced, I believe in order to show how mysterious prime numbers still were. The MOOC is here if someone is interested: https://courses
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I have two kids (now 8 and 4 years old). I don't own a car. We never had any issue bringing them with us in public transport (bus, metro or train). We live in Barcelona.
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FWIW, I already asked similar stuff ("What is the movie where...?", "what is the book where...?") on stackexchange and I could get the answer relatively quickly.
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I traveled a few time within the Schengen space. I was never asked to show any identity document.
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I managed to dig it from archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20160113210613/https://michaeloc...
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A curated collection of OCaml tools, frameworks, libraries and articles
(github.com)
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