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by cr0sh 10y ago
I left my last job because - in short - I was lied to. The company had been around for a while, and I had worked there for two years. I really enjoyed being around my coworkers and management. All in all, it was a great development environm
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by cr0sh 10y ago
Most of this information isn't anything new; these "tricks" have been almost a standard in search engines since almost forever (I remember them being useful on AltaVista search, for instance). The format or symbols might be d
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by cr0sh 10y ago
Hmm - your experience seems different from mine; but maybe you've taken more courses - or more recently? My first experience with MOOCs was the Fall 2011 Stanford courses (AI Class and ML Class) - which ultimately spawned Udacity and C
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by cr0sh 10y ago
I think the biggest problem with this, based on the paper - is the fact that to anodize the steel, you have to heat it to 600+ degrees F for an hour, in an argon or hydrogen atmosphere. How the heck you do that "at home" won'
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by cr0sh 10y ago
e-cigs don't even necessarily have nicotine. I like to vape on occasion - mostly at home, indoors, when I am coding or doing something similar on my computer in my office. My vape of choice is a custom menthol blend with caffeine - and
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by cr0sh 10y ago
I wonder if people would still be annoyed if it didn't produce a cloud? To me, it seems like many people have this weird "ick" about natural biological functions. Some are understandable - like body waste, and sneezing/c
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by cr0sh 10y ago
> "Here's a box, a wire, and a map of other customers' locations. Plug into their jack, and if you can convince others to plug into yours, we'll give you a discount on your monthly bill based on how many you sign up.&
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by cr0sh 10y ago
Gonna keep this short. My biggest moment was when I finally learned and understood how artificial neural networks (ANNs) - and specifically back-propagation - actually worked. It happened in the fall of 2011 - I took on the challenge of the