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by bigdict 4y ago
National education crisis averted: https://www.maa.org/sites/default/files/pdf/pubs/focus/Gardn...
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by bigdict 4y ago
A straight razor is simple and that's why it's the easiest to cut yourself with. An electric razor is much safer precisely because much engineering went into its creation.
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by bigdict 4y ago
What changed? Seems like there was only a minor change 17 days ago: https://github.com/beejjorgensen/bgnet/commits/master .
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by bigdict 4y ago
Start with theory you're sure you could grasp. Understand how convolutions work and that covers a good chunk of theory. Here's a good resource: https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2018/depthwise-separable-convo... .
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by bigdict 4y ago
It kills you, literally takes the breath away.
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by bigdict 4y ago
That's people.
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by bigdict 4y ago
No. I'm still bound by my comprehension rate, even though I can "read" (that is, recognize the words) very quickly.
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by bigdict 4y ago
Great novel.
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by bigdict 4y ago
Ha, Lina Khan in her interview on June 9: > You can miss the bigger picture,” Khan said in an interview with the Financial Times. “Every individual transaction might not raise problems, but in the aggregate you’ve got a huge private equi
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by bigdict 4y ago
> After having desperately achieved seemingly nothing over far too many hours of troubleshooting and feeling out of reasonable options, I decided to […] just randomly start killing […]
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by bigdict 4y ago
I think this was originally a joke on a MIT Facebook page.
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by bigdict 4y ago
Looks great, now do the other million available options.
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by bigdict 4y ago
You don't get a guaranteed return because the borrower can default.
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by bigdict 4y ago
Yes.
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by bigdict 4y ago
It's the opposite of cruel, it's merciful to most likely first time parents who make an inadvertent (fatal) mistake. And why would that be incorrect?
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by bigdict 4y ago
I always thought that SIDS stands for "parents likely accidentally killed their child through negligence or error, and a prison sentence seems too harsh". So we make it a medical condition instead of a crime.
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by bigdict 4y ago
> Apple is discontinuing the iPod They never actually say so in the press release.
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by bigdict 4y ago
Upvoting, I enjoyed the course as well.
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by bigdict 4y ago
This course covers central banking in great detail: https://www.coursera.org/learn/money-banking .
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by bigdict 4y ago
I hope this is a reference to the title :)
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by bigdict 4y ago
That's Elsevier for you…
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Telegram: Notification Sounds, Bot Revolution and More(telegram.org)
3 points by bigdict 5y ago|0 comments
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by bigdict 5y ago
> territorial expansion to reclaim the USSR plus some buffer space > NATO leaves all the post-Soviet and post-Warsaw Pact states Are those equivalent?
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by bigdict 5y ago
> Putin aims for territorial expansion to reclaim the USSR plus some buffer space What is this claim even based on?
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by bigdict 5y ago
Who mined it?
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by bigdict 5y ago
Any pointers to docs showing how to get GCC/Clang to emit vectored code based on scalar C source?
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by bigdict 5y ago
Is it just me or in the past couple weeks it felt like Twitter actually went the opposite way, allowing normal access again (no popups) like before?
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by bigdict 5y ago
Ha, I didn’t read it like that but now I see it totally could have been a reference.
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by bigdict 5y ago
I wish I were that high right now.
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by bigdict 5y ago
Embedded programming, signal processing, performance optimization.

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