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bnegreve
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You may want to activate ssh compression (see ssh -C). If you're remote it can speed up X forwarding and make the whole application more reactive.
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Employers do force their employees to show up at a particular time.
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I say it's natural to wake up when the sun raises, you say it's natural to stick to the same hour all year long. I'm not forcing anything anymore than you do.
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Frankly, I like daylight savings. It contributes to reduce the difference between the sun time and my time. I wake up more or less when the sun raises and then go to work. Now if I keep doing that I'm going to show up either too late i
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You can hijack a plane with two people in the cockpit. People won't go out and police won't get in for obvious reasons. With trains, you need an army of guys spread along the train to shoot at people trying to get out. Each one of
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Yes, but trains may be a little safer from that perspective. They have hundreds of doors instead of just two, and each door lead to the land, not to a free fall. So you can threat the driver, but I don't see how you can prevent passeng
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Trains are much easier to board. You can arrive two minutes before departure and take your seat without having to queue or wait. A two hours train trip is generally much shorter than a one hour plane trip.
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> Only 40 years ago we thought one processor will be enough for all compute tasks, then we learned how to make software for bunch of CPUs, then we realized there are things that benefit from bunch of weaker cores and wrote software for t
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That's the problem: publishers don't pay reviewers but charge for their work.
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There are Moczulski et al. with their ACDC paper [1]. They describe a structured layer that can approximate any linear transform and discuss an optical implementation of it (see section 1.1 "lightning fast deep sell" :). Our deep
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Ok, fair enough.
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> Regimes like egypt/syria can track people who try install tor and they can cherry-pick block repos based on package name. They say https would not add privacy in this context because the package size (almost) uniquely determine
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> However, the compiler ('s optimization step) is not magic and produces suboptimal code sometimes. I agree that compilers are not always perfect, but in this particular case the two expressions are trivially equivalent from the ass
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Right! thanks
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I don't see how generating different code for the same mathematical expression can be a good thing. The compiler should detect that the two expressions are strictly equivalent and generate whatever code it believes is the fastest. Any
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In case you're looking for supervised art datasets for machine learning, I made a little art-movement classifier you may be interested in. Demo here: https://bit.ly/2xClNHz data and models are available for download.
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> Obviously the long routes generate the most rev, No, why? If the trip is twice as short, airlines will be able to sell twice as many tickets per day. Considering the revenue per trip doesn't make much sense from their perspectiv
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What are the other solutions?
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It really depends on how you define picture. I guess you could argue that it is still a picture in the sense that it is captured using an array of sensors that are sensitive to some electromagnetic waves. edit: Wikipedia defines photography
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> Remember to use WASD to move! Reminder: WASD keys only make sense if you're using a qwerty keyboard layout.
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Notepad runs in userland under the supervision of the kernel. This is a driver and could be running in kernel mode. It could make a big difference. Even if it's not malicious, I still think it is a rather serious professional mistake t
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I think you make an interesting point, ml models and algorithms are two different things. I also think it's reasonable to ask for a model so you can test and validate it yourself.
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Cool, but I don't really understand the need for a replacement script. You can tunnel your ssh connexions using .ssh/config "proxy command" option[1], so they could use this functionality to achieve the same goal, and ma
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The probability I was referring to is fl " in Drake's equation ( "the fraction of planets that could support life that actually develop life at some point" ), and Drake isn't really helping us here. Quoting wikip
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> Probabilistically unlikely for us to be the only ones, but just a thought. How do you even measure that? If the number of coincidences required for life to emerge is large enough, the probability of observing life on a planet could ver
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Take this picture from above, that's basically the pattern. http://icelandmag.visir.is/sites/default/files/styles/articl...
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I remember a talk by Thorsten Joachims at ECML/PKDD 2013 where he was talking about this, you can watch it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX9lj0UdB9s Around 11:40 he shows evidence of this "dishonest"
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> Yet, if you have 30 people in a room, there is a greater than 50 percent chance that at least one PAIR has the same birthday. Not quite the same because Huston is not the only city that has experienced extreme climate these two years
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> When the organ is full of these bacteria, the bacteria glow and therefore stop the shadow of the octopi. It seems weird because the animal itself would be a lot more visible. This wikipedia article [1] about firefly squid says that t
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To me the whole point of a university course is to learn part of the theoretical knowledge you would not learn spontaneously by practicing. That includes way more than just algorithms and datastructures. For example, a good knowledge of lan
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