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by deckar01 7y ago
The problem with that analogy is that the complexity of melodies and sentences are far from equivalent. A melody is much closer to the complexity of a word. Copyright trolls have been getting away with suing artist who have created original
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Technical writing is a skill. Little things like linking related topics requires foresight into the range of knowledge your audience could have. It is easy to assume everyone shares the same knowledge you do. https://en.wikipedia
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The previous submission on "Machine learning prediction of the coronavirus outbreak" indicates to me that they do not understand what problems symbolic regression can be applied to. They are making predictions about the future bas
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You might be better off taking advantage of Display Port Multistream. Some monitors have input and output display ports so they can be daisy chained. You can also get display port hubs. You can run one 4K display with a single display port
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It has no neural network. It is a simulated annealing search over a solution space of symbolic equations. The traditional strategy is to use a genetic algorithm to construct symbolic equations. I don't see any proof that this product p
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> We hear a lot about the potential for sabotage, it’s extremely rare in practice, and we have built some safeguards in place to prevent sabotage from succeeding This wouldn't ring so hollow if Google didn't have such a reputat
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Most of them are at the base of structures like signs and trees. In a few places it looks like the Z projection is overlaid onto the video with the wrong perspective, so it's hard to tell. My guess is that they are generic stationary o
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As someone familiar with Standard ML, you probably aren't the target audience of a tour of the language. The goal of this article is obviously to introduce new users to the language. Tricking users into clicking the link by being vague
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> use the original title, unless it is misleading https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html It is already part of the guidelines.
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Title case.
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I agree that the abbreviation ML is too ambiguous to be useful in a title without added context. This title is particularly misleading due to its lack of context. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ML#Computing_and_mathemati
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Those abbreviations do not collide with a more common abbreviation in the same domain. Standard as a prefix in this title does not disambiguate its meaning. Anything to clarify it is a programming language would be nice.
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You find pleasure in the idea that your relative value is increasing due to the value of others decreasing? This sounds psychopathic. It is one thing to take comfort in the belief that you can control your own destiny, but to believe your c
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There are a few project management techniques that can avoid a lot of this. Mainly, don't submit a PR until you get a maintainer's approval on the purpose of the issue and the plan for the implementation. Time is valuable. When I
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The majority of behavior in organisms like bees is instinctual, not learned in their lifetime. That training required millions of billions of trials over the course of hundreds of millions of years.
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> It may also prompt some computer scientists to reappraise strategies for artificial neural networks, which have traditionally been built based on a view of neurons as simple, unintelligent switches. It has been suggested that neural ne
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Title 24 Chapter 1 Section 101: Nuisances affecting health. Subsection B6 states that "The following are hereby declared to be health nuisances affecting public health ... rank growths of vegetation upon private property [which] ... ha
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City ordinances require it. My local ordinances specify that it is to minimize health hazards adjacent to public property. Tall grass allows insect and rodent populations to grow, but they are carriers of diseases that can spread to humans.
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Original paper: https://sci-hub.se/https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aay5734
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I had to setup a task queue in an old, resource constrained environment once. I ended up forking the client process into a worker when the queue wasn't already running. Any time we need an expensive method call to be throttled asynchro
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This red to green color scheme isn't so great for colorblind people like myself. I prefer blue to red. // Break at scripts/knight.js:369 then run sC = sequentialColor; sequentialColor = (low, high, gap, lon
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The point is to prevent ads. If you can set the monetization preference to "not allowed" on your own song, then the new trick might work. It seems rather bazaar for 50% ads + no ads = no ads rather than just being taken down. I wo
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No, it was a reminder for an invitation that had already been sent to my personal account.
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A reminder that I had a pending connection request from a random recruiter.
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It was a connection request for completely unrelated 3rd party (outside my company).
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LinkedIn trusts their address book to deliver my account notifications?
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LinkedIn Sent a Notification to My Work Email(linkedin.com)
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I think of it like streams vs strings. When you are writing a one-off script, reading an entire file into a string in memory is fine. When you are writing a library and need to handle files in the wild, you are going to read the file in chu
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> Once objects are formed and bound by gravity, they "drop out" of the expansion and do not subsequently expand under the influence of the cosmological metric... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expansion_of
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This is the first I have heard about Mark Karpeles being their CTO... I had to look it up, because it seemed too ridiculous to be real, but it is. Their judgment is compromised. I can't trust them with my network traffic anymore.

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