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by aheilbut 15y ago
Grad school.
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I think the real magic comes from understanding the algorithms as matrix operations , and then implementing them by more or less just writing down the algebra.
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The Science and Strategy of College Recruiting(dealbook.nytimes.com)
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You don't understand. What happens is that once the teachers/professors (this happens more often in universities) realize that they can force the students to use their textbook, they do a deal with a publishing company and sell the book
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You can't yet.
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Demand Media's IPO A Hit, Stock Is Up 39% http://articles.businessinsider.com/2011-01-26/tech/30101467... https://www.google.com/finance?client=ob&q=NYSE:DMD
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It's not a sin to just have both.
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That's exactly the discussion I had that led me to go and want to check out the site. Apparently the pace and nature of the (AI class) homeworks are quite different in the actual Stanford course.
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The way it was hyped when initially announced made it sound very much like it was Stanford running this, and that was my presumption. I happened to be curious after a conversation with a friend about the course, and when I went to have a lo
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Free Stanford AI Class is a “Beta” for a Commercial Launch?(dltj.org)
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Iff you don't pay your mortgage.
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IBM made the T220/T221 (22.1in, 3840×2400) from 2001-2005. It's definitely possible.
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Why aren't there any higher-resolution desktop displays? If they can make a 6.1" panel like this, why can't they make a 24" 4K panel?
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The best surgeons often work with more of the most complex cases, which makes it difficult to naively compare death rates.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Two_Cultures
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This doesn't just apply to children.
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by aheilbut 15y ago
Why can't someone create a pseudonymous tumblr on... tumblr?
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Whatever happened with Nantero?
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That CPU fan is really loud.
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I'm looking forward to the next version when they release the API to access the discount window.
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I don't doubt it, but reading a book may make a lasting personality change too.
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Iterated Function Systems (2011)(blog.matthen.com)
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The Roosevelt Hotel is at 45th and Madison, ~3 blocks away from your venue, and in that range. It's fairly nice - rooms are small, but clean and sufficient. I've gotten priceline bookings there a couple of times which turned out to be a g
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by aheilbut 15y ago
what price range?
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by aheilbut 15y ago
apparently it is actually from 2005: http://wikileaks.org/cable/2005/10/05DOHA1765.html
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Is this referring to a leak distinct from the origianal wikileaks set? From the wikileaks.org site: "The cables, which date from 1966 up until the end of February 2010" Yet the nytimes article cites "the leaked U.S. diplomatic cable dated O
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In my experience, in Boston, nobody will bat an eye if you go into most libraries at MIT (so long as you don't go breaking into wiring closets) or BU. Harvard is very restrictive because it'd probably be overrun with tourists otherwise. I
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In the US and Canada, at least, they usually are open to the public.
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There are few, if any, current systems with petabytes of RAM; the very largest have tens to hundreds of terabytes.
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Twitter Cover Letter (In Song)(youtube.com)
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