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by faizshah 7y ago
What if we just banned targeting users and groups of users and instead only allowed ad targeting based on the content of the web page? Basically a smart version of a banner ad.
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by faizshah 7y ago
I really like how the visualizations are animated based on scroll waypoints. What libraries have support for that?
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by faizshah 7y ago
Yea, personally I would prefer google to have predictable results so I can fine tune my search. When I put something in quotes now they can still expand it by synonyms. But my mom doesn’t type keyword searches like I do, she types out sente
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Ask HN: How to set better deadlines for side projects?
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by faizshah 7y ago
Graph/Network Representation Learning/Embedding: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=8395024 https://github.com/chihming/awesome-network-embedding
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by faizshah 7y ago
That's been my experience with my new t480. I wonder if there's some other drivers that could make it smoother?
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by faizshah 7y ago
One possible answer to this question is the most assigned books on computer science syllabi: https://opensyllabus.org/results-list/titles?size=50&fields=...
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by faizshah 7y ago
Has anyone tried magic touchpad on linux? Theres a driver but I wonder if its as smooth as a MBP trackpad on linux.
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by faizshah 7y ago
Same, I bought a t480 but I went with POP OS. I bought it to see if I could switch to linux. On the plus side its a solid and stable dev machine, iterm seems slower than the linux terminal. Rubymine, pycharm etc are stable. Google cloud she
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by faizshah 7y ago
After using this, metaphone and other interesting similarity metrics for data cleaning in OpenRefine, I was looking for a python library that had these sorts of similarity metrics. I found this quite interesting (and comprehensive) project
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by faizshah 7y ago
I have been running Cloud Shell on the google cloud console app on iOS. Only your home folder persists but you can set up a custom cloud shell environment with docker to add your favorite tools. Its pretty good for coding on the go (with vi
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by faizshah 7y ago
Awesome! What are the feature differences between this and gatsby?
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by faizshah 7y ago
My process based on the book “Make it stick: the science of successful learning” and trial and error. Before you begin, have a single source of truth for your daily goals whether its a calendar, todo list etc. I like a paper agenda notebook
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by faizshah 7y ago
Anyone know somewhere that has a good overview of the various ML and DL model types and what they are good for? I've been looking for a survey paper or book or just a glossary of ML.
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by faizshah 7y ago
Great recommendation, thanks!
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by faizshah 7y ago
Along these lines, my stats professor recommended a really nice book that offers a case studies based approach for grad level stats: http://www.statisticalsleuth.com/ I've been going through it by implementing the solu
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by faizshah 7y ago
This tool is incredibly useful, I use it at least once a week. Its incredibly useful to explore a site with network in devtools then be able to quickly turn it into a python prototype! Amazing work :)
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by faizshah 7y ago
Would you mind suggesting an introductory text for this stuff?
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by faizshah 7y ago
Long story short, relying on HAVING to run after SELECT is not a standard SQL behavior it is dependent on the implementation and what the optimizer thinks is best (more discussion below: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=
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by faizshah 7y ago
Like with many SQL questions this depends on what implementation you're using. In MySQL you can use HAVING, ORDER BY, and GROUP BY with column aliases but not WHERE: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/942571/
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by faizshah 7y ago
In my experience the execution order isn’t obvious to most sql users. You’ll find a lot of people using sql who don't understand why something from SELECT can be used in ORDER BY but not WHERE or HAVING for example. It takes a slightly
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by faizshah 7y ago
This is actually really cool! I am definitely gonna try this this weekend, awesome work :) How complicated would it be to do something like this for Ember, is it tightly coupled to react and redux? I might give a try at forking it.
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by faizshah 7y ago
> Add CREATE ACCESS METHOD command to create new table types (Andres Freund, Haribabu Kommi, Álvaro Herrera, Alexander Korotkov, Dmitry Dolgov) > This enables the development of new table access methods, which can optimize storage for
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by faizshah 7y ago
This is really cool, I remember a similar effort being posted here a few years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7121268 I really like this implementation!
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Oral History of Ken Thompson (2005) [pdf](archive.computerhistory.org)
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by faizshah 7y ago
Great find! Found some new bed time reading :D
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by faizshah 7y ago
Yea I feel like an actual boring stack would be LAMP w/ JQuery & bootstrap on some hosting provider (and the blog would be written on wordpress). The stack described in the OP is a fairly modern stack...
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by faizshah 7y ago
Some cool ones here: https://www.computerhistory.org/collections/fairchild/ Would be cool to see some old notebooks from Bell Labs tho like Ritchie or Thompson. I just found some old AT&T training manuals on P
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by faizshah 7y ago
I agree that there's many beneficial things technology can bring to the classroom in moderation. But even when we didn't have chromebooks in every class, everybody in my grade used to go to great lengths to figure out how to play
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by faizshah 7y ago
I just set up a new laptop with fedora because I figured Arch would be too much effort. Is it really that easy to get running? I figured with arch when you run into an issue it must be much harder to fix than fedora or ubuntu. I just want t

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