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by diab0lic 13y ago
While this may be true that doesn't by any means imply that someone with "only" a B.Sc. in Computer Science can't understand and use machine learning. In fact the only thing this implies is that those who have focused th
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by diab0lic 13y ago
This response, and the replies to it actually come as a bit of a surprise to me. I am a graduate student in artificial intelligence who has a comparatively weak background in mathematics who is still very capable of applying, implementing,
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by diab0lic 13y ago
Players cannot communicate in a prisoners dilemma, however the notion of a Precommitment Strategy[0] is very real in game theory and the player in the linked video is doing just that; committing to a strategy in advance of the actual decisi
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by diab0lic 13y ago
If I'm not mistaken, and I may well be, you can actually use that code on a single book and it'll work just fine as a 50% off as well. So basically you can get 50% off at any given time, the sales are completely a marketing techni
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Approximate Policy Iterajion - A Clojure reinforcement learner.(codyrioux.github.io)
1 points by diab0lic 13y ago|0 comments
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by diab0lic 14y ago
"You forget that so much of what makes food good or bad is in your head" What I take away from this is that you can self-efface any sort of preference for such foods. Frankly I think cheeseburgers, fries, and coke are gross. They are made w
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by diab0lic 14y ago
A note for Canadians interested in playing, it costs about $15 to have it printed and cut at Staples on 100lb card stock. However it looks like they have the game in stock right now, so the extra $10 might be worth the nicer cards!
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by diab0lic 14y ago
You may see diminishing returns when going back to get a second degree, especially if you can display competence in CS topics in other ways; doing so during an interview, completed projects, open source projects, etc... This is all in relat
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by diab0lic 14y ago
Its nice to have rights to a few of them and actually own them. Can you put safari books on your kindle these days?
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Search would be great, as its going to be a pain when the size of the list grows to beyond a few books. Tagging would be nice too.
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Hopefully stuff like this will get fixed now that the project is accepting contributions from other developers. There was a point where his employment agreement prevented such from happening.
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Thats a fantastic idea for a decent sized project that will expose you to many aspects of the language and tools commonly used with the language. I'm going to include that one in the list.
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A Collection of Exercises for Learning Erlang (Or Any Other Language)(codyrioux.github.com)
61 points by diab0lic 15y ago|8 comments
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Erlang TDD - String Calculator Kata(codyrioux.github.com)
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Setting up VIM for Erlang TDD(codyrioux.github.com)
2 points by diab0lic 15y ago|0 comments
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Do you have a link to the video of CIQ on an Apple product where it cannot be disabled or opted out of? Or are you citing a video covering an Android phone and incorrectly drawing conclusions about an Apple product?
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by diab0lic 15y ago
From the bell website: "Additional local minutes and Canadian long distance minutes are $0.45/minute" And yeah I'm paying that for any call made to outside the current city in which I am located. Cell to cell its both ways (so I'm told), an
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by diab0lic 15y ago
This is a great idea. If you can get coax a giant like Facebook into action you'll improve your chances quite a bit.
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Not to mention this "microcommit" approach in your feature branch allows you a fine level of control over your working branch without polluting the master branch (because of the squash). We use this one at work, and I do on my own personal
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Seriously. Frequent releases, native UI, rich plugin set, customizable, free, multi-platform (vim) and timeless.
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by diab0lic 15y ago
Perhaps because he wanted to support the developer now, and it made little difference to him as it was as good as buying TM2 later... not to mention the price was locked in at the price you're paying now.
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by diab0lic 15y ago
I'm a total vim junkie now. Its available on every OS and sees a lot more development efforts. The only downside is the learning curve but I've already put enough time in that its no longer an issue.
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by diab0lic 16y ago
No, its was a 3gs.
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by diab0lic 16y ago
When I purchased my iPhone white was an option here in Canada.