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by bjornasm 3y ago
Have you been to Ireland? It might be that they are rare compared to what he experienced, even though you think that it must be similar after reading a description.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>I went for a walk while visiting my mother and decided to stop for a quick Guinness while reading my book. I wasn't on the second page when a passing woman stopped to ask me what I was reading. I explained it was in Dutch and we ha
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by bjornasm 3y ago
You don't gave to, but it makes it easier. New tools that helps my work makes me happy.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I have grown to like it. I found it really perplexing like you but now I view it as they just want to present their information in the rawest, most simple way possible. I was been inspired by it when I made my personal website, however I ad
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Thanks, removed my link to it in the post. Interesting philosophical/semantic concept though, if we tell people how to go there isn't it the same as linking (probably no since it requires a bit more effort from the user which migh
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Do you have a reference to that? Not doubting just interested to read what he wrote about it. Edit: Here it is (removed link) (ironically another link to his site, sorry about that.) Found it easily through googling Tom MacWright and Hacker
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Uhm no? Unlike in my home the work environment have professionals washing regularly, no food is prepared, no kids play at the floor and the floors and furniture is made to be easily cleaned. So no. Not at all. (But I wear birkenstocks at wo
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>They still have to go to jail if they're criminals. Genuine question: do they?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>- There isn't a good way to take the same analysis and plug new data into it, other than to copy-paste the entire notebook. Cant you just set the parameters in the first cell? >- I get an analysis that I like, but there isn&#x27
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Along these lines it was a shocking experience for me to to to use FastAI. Their documentation is incredibly poor (imo).
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Oh my god this sounds just like mastodon. Having a social media site dependent on a manual to use and understand just sounds like the worst idea.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Well, I feel like "at work" is a keyword here.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>This doesn't look like a particularly big PR to me, judging solely by the amount of code changed and the nature of the changes at first glance. Well the author specified that this was their subjective take on it.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I mean it would be worth 10x as much if its also made you breakfast but it don't and it won't.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
For anyone not wanting to press the link/want a summary, this is a course "targeting the advanced undergraduate and PhD level students". It says that "students will build a basic deep learning library, comparable to a ve
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Why do taxpayers have to pay more in a different system if that is cheaper?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
The way it normally works is that the one making the claim is the one having to provide the source. I'll take that as you don't have a source for it then.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>When the other options are pay more taxes to incarcerate criminals, or let them run free Do you have a source for this - that the way the prison system is handled in the US now is the cheapest way?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Speed and better connectivity.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Where does it say that no one is allowed to have controversial opinions?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Where did he say he had a lot of errors?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I hope that its up to the doctor to descide who gets in front of the queue and who doesn't. To exaggerate a bit, isn't this like having a blinking siren on top of your car to skip ahead on your way to work.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>You can visit one clinic and get a comprehensive full body diagnostic exam. Results come out within a week. On the surface this may be appealing but on reality it can lead to a pretty big waste of resources, and quite unwarranted worry
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by bjornasm 3y ago
"Use zotero conectors Just install the zotero connector browser plugin here and type papis zotero serve to start listening to your browser for incoming data. Whenever you click the zotero button to add a paper, papis will add this pape
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Congratulations with the release of this very exciting framework! Can't wait to try it out.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>We utilize CPython to run all existing Python3 code “out of the box” without modification >Further, we decided that the right long-term goal for Mojo is to provide a superset of Python
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by bjornasm 3y ago
Isn't >We utilize CPython to run all existing Python3 code “out of the box” without modification from the docs the direct opposite of what the commentator claimed?
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I think this discussion is a bit better if you read the docs: >We utilize CPython to run all existing Python3 code “out of the box” without modification
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by bjornasm 3y ago
I believe they are thinking about the cost of building the next NumPy/PyTorch/TensorFlow.
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by bjornasm 3y ago
>People still haven't decided what the difference between AI and ML is, for instance, but somehow still insist to treat the two as obviously separate in conversations. Strange, in most of the papers and the books about this they def

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