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dunefox
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I can only agree. Compared to other languages I find Python increasingly difficult to reason about, mainly due to its dynamicity. If the language complexity increases as well from now on I don't think I will use Python unless absolutel
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I recently bought Threema and I can only say that I like it more than Signal. Now it even has local (meaning your images don't leave your phone) object detection in images, global search in chats, etc. The only thing that's missin
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6y ago
Or just send in an image of a koala with a noise filter over it. 99% confidence for a prime candidate.
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6y ago
Every link at the bottom is invalid (404)...
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6y ago
I have even less use for JavaScript. I mostly do NLP and DL, so it's Julia and Python for me.
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6y ago
And why would that be?
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6y ago
F# is a cool language that I have absolutely no use for, sadly.
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6y ago
4x10 is almost as bad as 5x8. 4x8 would be a real improvement.
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6y ago
Wouldn't Briar be a good choice? https://briarproject.org/
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6y ago
There's Pluto for Julia: https://github.com/fonsp/Pluto.jl
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Of course they can. They don't want to.
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6y ago
https://flix.dev/ This is the best page I have seen so far.
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6y ago
Metadata.
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6y ago
Contracts with the german military and the french government.
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6y ago
P2P too: https://matrix.org/blog/2020/06/02/introducing-p-2-p-matrix
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6y ago
Not the same thing: you're a person they know, so it's privacy. Facebook, Google, 3 letter agencies do that invisibly.
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6y ago
At least 90% in my WhatsApp don't even know what a desktop client for a messenger is...
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6y ago
ABCL is on the JVM as well and it's a full Common Lisp.
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6y ago
For Julia there are PyCall and RCall to seamlessly use Python and R libraries.
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6y ago
> This means you can just put your pen section in a cup of water and wait until all water turns transparent again. Then rinse under the tap, let it dry and re-fill. It's this easy. AFAIK this is only good advice if your tap water is
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6y ago
I have tried many pens and this is the one for me: https://www.pentel.com/collections/energel/products/energel-... With good paper it writes like a dream.
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6y ago
Get a good fountain pen and high quality paper. This is a) fun and b) forces you to write properly.
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6y ago
I can't say that I'm surprised. If the data is available, it's getting used - legal or not.
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It's the opposite of "only one obvious way to do it".
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6y ago
"What is Brood X, the infestation coming in 2021? They're big. They're incredibly loud. And they're coming by the billions." "That phenomenon is named Brood X, or the Great Eastern Brood" That sounds like
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6y ago
Personal computers make copyright infringement possible. They need to go .
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Most people never look into the settings.
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6y ago
I switch between Python and Julia frequently with Julia being my main language now (formerly Python). It's not as big a problem as people seem to think. If this is your biggest difficulty you're not doing difficult stuff.
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Shrdlu – Understanding Natural Language (1970)
(hci.stanford.edu)
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6y ago
Realistically, how much did you expect over mature R libraries or Fortran? 1000x or 10_000x? I'd consider 3-10x a major gain.
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