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by drostie 11y ago
Yes. If you read the paper, that's entirely what they're doing: each sentence should be a verbatim quote from an actual congressional proceeding. If there's a flaw here it's that the lambda=0.5 parameter that I used abov
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by drostie 11y ago
The stuff that you're quoting is not the stuff that the `demo.py` script generates, but "latent dirichlet allocation" (whereas this project appears to generate based on a different alternate algorithm, the sentence-based one)
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Here was the first one I got, cleaned up a bit into paragraphs (the ones you get from this script are one-line-per-sentence, all-lowercase, and have odd spaces before punctuation marks). It was rather longwinded and rambling; shorter ones l
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And especially in this case, you have to install a few extra packages to make it work, then download the data set and (if you're on Linux) adjust the path to that data set so that it doesn't use backslashes.
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Correct. The magnetic signatures seen are the permanent magnetic moments embedded in the steel of the ships, which are picked up by passive magnetic-anomaly detectors. These have to be removed by randomization in a normal all-at-once dega
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Can we tell when an established theory is wrong?(physics.stackexchange.com)
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So much this. The last game of Monopoly I played with my girlfriend, she was in the lead. She eventually started on the "well, it costs this much, but you don't have to pay if you don't want to..." No. The game is, just
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by drostie 11y ago
Three tips come to mind: 1. Get enough sleep. You've only written three paragraphs and there are already a lot of suggestions that you need more ("I don't feel as productive as others", "I just drop dead in bed&quot
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It is defined in this paper itself; see section 3 titled "Language," beginning "In this section we formally define Cogent, including its linear type system, its two dynamic semantics — update and value — mentioned earlier in
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Viewpoints Research Institute, see e.g. http://vpri.org/html/writings.php which has papers like "Checks and Balances - Constraint Solving without Surprises in Object-Constraint Programming Languages" and Ale
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Some answers: 1. Solve for positive x: x (8 sqrt(1 - x) + sqrt(1 + x)) <= 11 sqrt(1 + x) - 16 sqrt(1 - x) The upper bound is clearly x=1 because the square roots cease to exist for x > 1 and and substituting in x = 1
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If you need help on the difference between "publicly viewable" and "open source" see this answer to a related question on the Open Source Stack Exchange: http://opensource.stackexchange.com/questions&#x2
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OK, so you want to learn how to code(medium.com)
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Erlang Style Actors Are All About Locking (2009)(james-iry.blogspot.com)
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Not quite. With apologies to Missy Elliott: It needs the client, to be served it. It's Heartbleed if you flip it and reverse it. [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi deelbtraeH s'tI] [.ti esrever dna ti pilf uoy fi d
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The Haskell void type () is also a None, and it's pretty helpful. The easiest example is `putStrLn :: String -> IO ()`.
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The most interesting part of this disclosure is: Internal stdio buffering is the most severe of the three problems discussed in this section, although GNU/Linux is not affected because the glibc mmap()s and munmap()s (and
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by drostie 11y ago
So this is an interesting bit of thought but I'm trying to figure out what it corresponds to in Haskell. Clearly what they're doing with `S` is effectively a `Reader s` monad in `Control.Monad.Reader`, and clearly what they'r
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The comments mention that the rules were changed to disallow out-of-band bargaining after this event, which is important because this is one of the core solutions to the Prisoner's Dilemma (which is what they're playing, and is no
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Very cool. I'm very interested to see what you'll build with it. With any cross-cutting abstraction like this, it's kind of like developing a new potting soil: I feel like I need to know what flowers you're trying to gro
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The problem is that then you need to force customers to be on Google/Facebook/whatever. There was (Still is!) something very similar in an organization called CAcert[1], which was a predecessor to the current Let's Encrypt pr
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Thanks for the first of these, I've put it on my "eventually if I ever get serious about writing this programming language" list.
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I think people here will be really interested to know that this is an active technique in the "quantum hacking" world as well. As you probably know, quantum mechanics very often offers 100% security about creating shared keys
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(1) Monadic programming gets really hard to understand if you don't have a strong type system correcting you when you screw up the difference between `x`, `m x`, and `m (m x)`. The tendency in weak type systems is to autopromote `x` to
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The issue is, we don't know any of the things you've said. (A) We don't know that there was a robbery. [We know that someone said that someone may have attempted to break in to a house; we don't know that it was successf
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> If you are indeed close to the given description of a criminal complaint, they're going to check. They have to check. No, no they don't. Goodness. Let me break down this problem for you. Maybe a quarter of Boston is black,
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When Lewis Carroll discusses a similar logical problem in "What the Tortoise Said to Achilles" it comes from the perspective of a Zeno paradox which cannot be resolved in the same way. Essentially, Achilles says "A, therefore
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Decommissioning a free public API(cambus.net)
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> Regulators have been cracking down on the industry’s misdeeds—most notably, lying about job-placement rates. One of the services that my company (IntegriShield) provides is collecting these placement statistics; it is one of the less-p
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After I wrote my "nermal" project (npm-installable JS authenticated-encryption container) I wrote a password manager as an example, which I called "tagaloop". Some documentation for it is available here: https:/&#x

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