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Arguably, it is better numpy based on multimethods, but it is far from being polished as Python 3.5+ On the contrary it suffers from the kitchen sink syndrome, with process of continuous adding of stuff instead of continuous clarification a
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What they did? Yet another interface wrapper to Stanford Core NLP for over hyped chat bots?
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Lolita, the book, is not about kidnapping of a girl or any kind of perversity. It is about futility and pains of worshipping a fleeting beauty, which is a temporary state of approaching perfection (beauty is youth + health. Proximity of a l
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10y ago
Memes, memes everywhere.. Existential depression, my ass! Gifted adults, and even children, would surely read things like Stepenwolf, On The Road, Cuckoos Nest, Nausea, Age Of Reason and the likes and cure themselves. Depression is nothing
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Driving based on GPS instead of actual road perceived through cameras would be a disaster.
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As part of its new nanodegree?)
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How many hundreds of npm dependencies in the default install? Is Leftpad included?
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10y ago
You forgot the precision of language usage and precision and clarity of definitions, which has been the foundation of math - the way to deal with meaningful abstractions, and then so called computer science, where naming, clarity and reduce
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10y ago
I would like it too if someone would pay my bills..)
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Anything better than Haskell's?
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The evil demon which Descartes described is very real - it is one's own mind conditioned by dogmas, traditions and so called collective consciousness, and the illusions that such a mind produces are as good as real. Simulations can tel
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Probabilities could be correctly applied only for fully observable and well defined cases like of an unbiased dice or a fair coin. Everything else is a misapplication and should be regarded as a type error. Frequency based approach is the r
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According to Murphy's law, every imaginable scam will happen.
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So, are there different species of people?)
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The classic operational definition of different species, as far as I remember, is that cross-breading between species is not possible.
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Yes, but it ether should be that way for all or for none of them, not for some of them.) Logically, they should refer to the same entity. It is "natural" - when people are trying to communicate a concept to one another they assume
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"Reusable integers" is a real fail - it violates the principle of least surprise and introduces a nasty inconsistency - all integers should logically be (refer to) the same integer object, not just the first 100. Assert is a st
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The meaning of the term pattern-matching here is "mechanical" rather than "mathematical". Think of shapes of the proteins in an enzime. Their structure defines behavior of an enzime, and only a molecule that match (with
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While Chomsky's attempt to formalize a grammar is wonderful, the probabilistic approach (based on weights) to language advocated by Norvig is, it seems, more close to what is going on inside the brain. Brain does not perform recursive
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Presumably, they want to push just a new DRM tech. That's why your headphones and speakers must have a wireless (digital) interface. Apple is a digital content distribution company in the first place.
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Yeah, all they want is a simple mechanism of how to jump from a mere "blind", mechanistic feature extraction to the notion that creatures of this Nature usually have two eys and make a hard-wired heuristic, a short-cut which impro
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Poor brainwashed idiots who have been hooked on these piles of unmaintainable Java EE crap (impossible to replace), written by a legion of amateurs coders from outsourcing sweatshops, which everyone is now trying to get rid of. "Java -
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World and behavior modeling - the AI parts of the craft, are definitely a next level of an Art - the abilities we used attribute to our primitive gods.
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The older term "blogrammer" seems better.
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So, finally, some emerging consensus among packers that pthreads is a brain-dead concept, and thousands of its advocates are just narcissistic idiots, loving to hear their voices?
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> Adding a new Converter for another entity-DTO pair (like User, Address, etc.) needs just creating a new UserConverterImpl class, implementing its own UserConverter, which in turn should implement GenericConverter. This is exactly wha
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Remote rural areas.
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I would not attempt to "review" the man who wrote Scanner Darkly or Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep, or The Game-Players of Titan. It is jus as if a PHP or Java EE coder would try to review the Common Lisp code from AIMA or PA
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why here?
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Nowadays remote is as good as local. There is really no big difference from what physical location one is accessing project's resources (repos, tracking, etc). Big and sophisticated projects like GHC (leave alone Linux kernel) are bein
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