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by elcomet 7y ago
So basically they modified a 35MHP street sign to make it look like a 85MPH. I looked at it from a distance, and it was hard to tell between 35 and 85. So if it is hard for a human, then it seems obvious that a tesla would also fail to rec
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by elcomet 7y ago
I just tried a few examples and it always returned the good word to me. I'm going home -> Je rentre a la maison Home sweet home -> La douceur du foyer (the translation is weird but the word foyer was expected) I feel at home -&gt
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by elcomet 7y ago
More than this, C is from the 70s, and C++ is from the 80s. This is 50 years from now for C. So I'd say python is likely to be still here 20 years from now, given how popular it is.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Not only f strings, but any change really.. New operators, new methods on standard library objects... Python never guaranteed compatibility of new code with old interpreters.
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by elcomet 7y ago
That's not what people call backward compatibility. Backward compatibility is the ability to run old code with new interpreters. This is not broken here. What's broken is the ability to run new code on old interpreters. But this i
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by elcomet 7y ago
All those cons actually seem like disguisedd pros: > Some Rioters lack a sense of appreciation So what riot offers is amazing, but some employees don't know how to appreciate it (but you, you will of course) > Growing pains: The
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by elcomet 7y ago
Did you tell her about the nature of the stone ? That sounds like a disaster to come if she doesn't know, and she learns it by going to the jeweler to clean / repair the stone.
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by elcomet 7y ago
You can't sell the same molecule if they have a patent. It's not about reverse engineering.
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by elcomet 7y ago
EAP means early access program.
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by elcomet 7y ago
All decent IDEs have a file search command.
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by elcomet 7y ago
I see. Here, it is usually on the packaging (and we never see berry). We say 'Forest fruits' as well.
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by elcomet 7y ago
In french, we have the word "Baie", which means berry, but is not widely used for fruits, and we also have another expression which is much more used, "Fruits rouges", literally "red fruits". I think it covers
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by elcomet 7y ago
But are those points counted in tournaments, or are they just counted to know who won the game ? So, if you have a very clear path of how to win by 1 point, or a risky way to win by 10 points, does it make sense to try the risky path ?
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by elcomet 7y ago
Do things like "best opening move", "worst handicap placement" or similar make sense if you assume perfect play ? I would think not, because when you have perfect play, you either win, lose or draw. So you just have &quo
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by elcomet 7y ago
Isn't it because subtitles are typed in live? So they have to skip words in order to convey the meaning in time.
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by elcomet 7y ago
No, they'd have to change the name of the browser.
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by elcomet 7y ago
But a car involves far less people than a plane.
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by elcomet 7y ago
What if they missed another flaw ? Some older boeing planes have been flying for years without an issue, I'd rather fly on those.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Syntax is something you become used to in a few hours. But it's not what's the most important and will make your time more efficient in the end.
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by elcomet 7y ago
The real question is: What is sentience ?
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by elcomet 7y ago
I don't think it's hand wavey. It's just a different (simpler) model. To describe this phenomena (wet things are darker), you don't need to go into details about photons, or quantum mechanics or whatever. Geometrical opt
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by elcomet 7y ago
In french (Le Moukik Pakhom): http://www.metafora.ch/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/Tolsto%C3%...
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by elcomet 7y ago
Not the OP, but I can name a few. I found Anna Karenina, or Crime and Punishment 100x better than all non-fiction books I ever read.
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by elcomet 7y ago
I would say fiction is really worth it. You can learn so much by reading classical fictional work (Tolstoï, Flaubert, or whatever) about humanity. As we say, a reader lives a thousand lives.
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by elcomet 7y ago
State here is about user data / apps. All your data and applications are on the cloud. So if you loose or break your Chromebook, just buy a new one, and all your work is already there.
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by elcomet 7y ago
Can't you track state in a "stateless" way ? For example having the job write it's progress in a file, so that if your app goes down, you can just re-read the file and know the state of your job?
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by elcomet 7y ago
An alias if this is blocked in your country : https://sci-hub.ren/10.1002/pmrj.12305
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by elcomet 7y ago
If you sample from the global distribution (all men and women of earth) then samples are identically distributed. It's just a new distribution that is not gaussian, but the sum of samples will converge to a gaussian.
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by elcomet 7y ago
CLT is about the sum. In your case, the sum of heights will still converge to the normal distribution of you take the height of n random people (man or woman)
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by elcomet 7y ago
Okay, I was using vianavigo, maybe transilien is better (too many official apps..)

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