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by ebalit 8y ago
French restaurants serve free water if you ask "une carafe d'eau". They will bring tap water instead of a bottle of mineral water. According to the law, prices should include the service, tap water, bread and other "basi
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by ebalit 8y ago
Awesome work! It would make smart TV much more usable. I could also see it used for controlling multi-player games on public screens, in a waiting room for example.
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by ebalit 8y ago
I think this line is about repeating the narrative about the trade debate during the last US election. The author follows by explaining why it was wrong, showing why data is not always reliable and in a sense rehabilitating the value of gut
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by ebalit 8y ago
As Adam Smith wrote: "Civil government, in so far as it is instituted for the security of property, is in reality instituted for the defense of the rich against the poor, or of those who have some property against those who have none a
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WaveGAN: Synthesizing Audio with GAN(chrisdonahue.github.io)
2 points by ebalit 8y ago|0 comments
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by ebalit 8y ago
You need to take into account that multi-recidivist will be released multiple times, biasing the statistics. I don't know what's the recidivism rates after the first release from prison, but if someone know how to get this info, I
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by ebalit 8y ago
From my experience, Pytorch has the best developper experience among deep learning frameworks. It seems this release will make it even better. Thanks and bravo to all contributors!
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by ebalit 9y ago
You miss the second part for France: "Children born to foreign parents may request citizenship depending on their age and length of residence." The rule is as complex as the French law can be... https://en.wikipedia.org
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by ebalit 9y ago
Filming yourself could easily be prohibited. In France, I'm pretty sure that the voting officer wouldn't let me put my ballot if I was filming myself doing it. Canceling mailing or e-voting ballots when voting in person can be cou
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by ebalit 9y ago
A picture is no evidence. You could take a picture of a ballot but then put another one in the ballot box.
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by ebalit 9y ago
O'Regan and Noë theory of phenomenological consciousness [0] propose an approach to bridge the explanatory gap, with testable hypothesis. 1: http://www.scholarpedia.org/article/Sensorimotor_theory_of_c...
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Answering Open Questions by Reading Wikipedia(github.com)
2 points by ebalit 9y ago|0 comments
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by ebalit 9y ago
It might be possible to adapt the layout based on utilization. Fold the first rows and move every rows forward a bit. Doing this while minimizing the weight and complying with regulations is seems challenging though.
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by ebalit 9y ago
In AlphaGo, MCTS is used to explore many plans and select the best. As far as I know, it then execute only the first action of the selected plan, and start a new planning for the next action. As such, it doesn't "stick to the plan
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by ebalit 9y ago
It's a cool idea! It could be a community-styled web experience, with the best user-style automatically applied and a button to easily return to plain mode. The "value" of an user-style could be treated as a multi-armed bandi
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by ebalit 9y ago
Would frame extracted from a 120 fps video might help for this. If it's possible to learn composition, I think that selection of the decisive moment is reachable.
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by ebalit 9y ago
You might be interested by the Sensorimotor Contingencies theory of O'Regan. Here's a summary [0]. I find it really convincing. He also wrote a book if you want to go deeper in the subject (the final draft version is available on
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by ebalit 9y ago
It was more than a common prefix. More like a portal.
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by ebalit 9y ago
http://money.cnn.com/2014/06/30/investing/bnp-paribas-sancti... BNP, a french bank, was fined 8.9 B$ for operations run outside the US but with countries on which the US had an embargo.
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by ebalit 9y ago
Maybe the package frequency should be a setting. I have this for a toothbrush subscription.
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by ebalit 9y ago
Image captioning is not solved (yet), even if there was a lot of progress made in recent years.
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by ebalit 9y ago
And it's not limited to cyclists. I think the general term used in cognitive science is "Looked but failed to see".
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by ebalit 9y ago
I use this solution sometimes. http://www.HostMath.com/Show.aspx?Code=%5Cdot%5Ctheta_i%20%3...
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by ebalit 9y ago
Replacing every screen you own for a start.
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by ebalit 9y ago
"- Need space for a level floor, conduits/tunnel infrastructure and evacuation walkways" Seems like you missed this part.
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by ebalit 9y ago
The parent is just building a straw-man. There are multiple reasons for the protection of cultural products. One is that a country should have a lively cultural scene to be interesting to live in. If you lived in a city with a large cultura
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by ebalit 9y ago
Urbiscript is another spin on this idea, dedicated to robotics in this case. The development seems to have stalled but the ideas are really interesting.
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by ebalit 9y ago
Xiaomi is the brand you're looking for. They don't have removable battery though. I don't understand why brands (except some chinese brands like Xiaomi) continue to make phones slimmer instead of adding a bigger battery. Does
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by ebalit 10y ago
ConvNet was indeed invented a long time ago. But a lot of things have changed since then other than data and processing power. There have been new development in optimizers, non linearities, architectures, loss functions and theoretical und
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by ebalit 10y ago
It's not the case for Sanofi if I understand the table on page 5 of this document correctly: http://www.eucope.org/lib/downloads/basic_facts_about_the_eu...

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