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I currently am working on improving a existing QA style dataset and am exploring the best way to have Machine Reading Comprehension stop being about span selection and move to some kind of reasoning. Turns out making questions in a repeatab
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true this. Average sale price in seattle metro for march was just shy of 700k. The city is trying to be pretty aggressive about building but if you want to live in the city you are going to pay a lot. That being said, if you dont mind commu
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View from the outside is at every fork in the road they chose the more aggressive practice that makes them look super terrible. The question is will people stop flying united or will this just be a business as usual blip?
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I think this will keep Uber private for much longer/indefinably. If they were public, the company's stock would be in the pooper. Since they are private, who knows what secondary markets have 'priced' the effect of all t
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im just gonna say the fact that they told you to go for a walk and leave your laptop is pretty creepy.
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I for one welcome our new overlords. It not like anything bad ever came from centralizing everything and providing ways for governments to access information of individual groups with ease. Also everyone with a little distributed systems e
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Can confirm the darkenss is more of a thing than rain. Rain is easy to fix, you throw on a wind breaker. Also rain is easier to deal with than snow that other places have. The darkness on the other hand, especially if you work can be hard.
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I think people are only considering part of the story with wine, food, coffee or any of these luxuries. The price does not reflect only the intrinsic value of the good. I may pay 30 dollars for a bottle of wine because I like the label or I
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This. I grew up in a Huge mega city with sprawling art scene etc and went to college in Rural NY. Initially I(and everyone I knew) was afraid of the people, A.K.A. mingling with the Rednecks. Within a few weeks I had learned more than years
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Every time I drive through Montana I am just awestruck. Where in Montana are you at? Whats the real cold you deal with?
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Ask HN: What Keeps you from moving?
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but what about all the vine stars? What will they livelihood become?
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Not even on good days do I even come close to 100% agreeing with myself
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seems like mostly updating to the newest models and making the entry level sku's much cheaper to attract more people kicking the wheels and lower the bar for dev's wanting to try out Azure. I would love to see they take this to an
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Yeah. They host a Q&A session every month and most leader down the totem pole do the same(Scott Guthrie hosts fireside chats)
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Correct. The team still includes everyone who works on Bing and essentially the Non Office part of what Qi used to run. Its less 5000 person AI Group as 5000 people running various businesses whose collective mantra is now AI.
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mostly Seattle region. Since half of the division will be made up of Bing folks and there is a bunch of empty office space in Bellevue I would assume most would be clustered in the Bellevue office(as opposed to the regular Redmond Campus)
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Change a few dates and names with the quote bellow and easily fits Zuck. “Hey, I think the guy is truly dangerous. Bill is the most surprisingly conscience-free individual I’ve ever met, and that amount of power in the hands of a guy withou
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Now the question is how well will it work.
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Most of the stuff that comes out of azure UI just runs powershell stuff. The release flow for new features tends to be powershell private preview -> general availability of commandlets -> UI full release. Most of the Azure stack has e
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What I'm curious is how this affects the Wu Tang Clan's album he bought? http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/10/business/media/martin-shkr...
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I fully agree. I find it ridiculous that everyone now is focusing on this man his life, his girlfriend and blah blah blah. The news that is going out about the actual program and what he caused is minuscule. I have seen far more articles an
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I wonder if you can use the center to play office basketball with the paper scraps. If it gets hot because of usage you may even have a fun little fire pit to use. Regardless it looks cool and it may have issues but it will be a great compu
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I would be very curious to see what google does with waze an integrating it to maps. I think it would have been much more interesting to see what Facebook would have done with it
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The british used to feed it to their prisoners because it was considered worse than eating rats.