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by alexott 9y ago
It's sad that such great books are only available in paper form
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Related article: "BadNets: Identifying Vulnerabilities in the Machine Learning Model Supply Chain" ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1708.06733 )
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Another useful thing is ability to put comments/annotations - I'm reading on iPad, and annotate quite a lot
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I just posted a link to blogpost
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Yes, it's not so good on the samples with several languages
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depends on the mode, but I've compared with only ~60 languages
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http://alexott.blogspot.de/2017/10/evaluating-fasttexts-mode...
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I would try to make comparison with Google's CLD tomorrow
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Same in firefox
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Not necessary to pull whole boost
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by alexott 9y ago
I think that you need to know context well to enjoy it. I believe that translation may kill a lot from it
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by alexott 9y ago
Even with subscription, you can't read these books on Kindle if you want. I bought a lot of books from them, that I often load to old kindle to read during vacation, without having access to internet, or other distractions
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Completely agree - but have been several times a tech proofreader I know amount of work that it required
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by alexott 9y ago
This article digs into some aspects of this, more related to IR: Relevance-based Word Embedding: https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.03556
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Unfortunately the development has stalled :-(
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As I remember, they said that tgey want to stabilize API before adding support for new languages
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For metadata, did you check Tika?
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There are different tasks, not everywhere the libraries could be applicable - because of different constraints, like, memory consumption, performance, etc. For example, For many years I developed and maintained several libraries for high pe
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by alexott 10y ago
Thank you! Did you think about using gitbook service?
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Yes, unfortunately the Incanter development has stalled :-( David isn't involved into it for many years, I also don't have free time last 2 years due my involvement into very big projects. I would happy to accept your contribution
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by alexott 10y ago
Hah. Borland 3.1.Don't remember TP 3.5?
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by alexott 10y ago
There "Category Theory in Context" book by Emily Riehl is also freely available at https://golem.ph.utexas.edu/category/2016/11/category_theory... (I didn't read it yet)...
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Parsing of source code, calculation of completions, etc.
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I have a post on doing machine learning in practice: http://alexott.blogspot.de/2016/06/notes-on-practical-machin...
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Pocket also doesn't have notes...
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ML class by Andrew Ng is a good start. Then find task with application of ML, or use Kaggle...
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by alexott 10y ago
Richness of other tools are OK if you use one OS. But if you switch between several of them, then Emacs tools more handy... I'm using Windows & Linux at work, and Mac OS X at home, and Emacs provides uniform interface for most of m
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Since that time, Microsoft had opened the documentation on all office file formats, and it's really good - very detailed. The documentation support team is very responsive when something isn't clear. Plus they provide quite many a
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Not really, when you start to implement it, the more and more functionality required as you get more samples.
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CEDET could be replacement, although sometimes very slow, and requires customization for complex projects. I made it working with Java as well, but for last 2 years, I didn't have a chance to contribute anymore, and my fork with bette

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