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firefoxd
5y ago
Note to self: Show HN for surviving a Show HN on WordPress
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5y ago
Here I was thinking it was Paamayim Nekudotayim.
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firefoxd
5y ago
This one http://neuralnetworksanddeeplearning.com It goes much deeper then the videos. Also it is free.
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5y ago
It was kinda hard for me to understand the basics of deep learning. A lot of formal courses makes a lot of assumptions. I ended up watching the deep learning series by 3blue1brown, reading the book it was based on. Watching lots of linear a
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5y ago
They can also drop you in the middle of the process. With just an email saying thank you. I had a long interaction at Amazon where the recruiter told me they are trying something new. Their goal is to keep the candidates mental health in mi
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5y ago
A certain public American company I used to work for reached 20 million users. They stayed at 20 million users for years. Sometimes they gained some from the competition, sometimes they lost. The net average was 20 million with no real way
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AI for the Clueless Developer
(idiallo.com)
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I've noticed neverssl.com and others failing for me the past couple months. The browser caches them so the page is never redirected.
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5y ago
Extremely late reply! Some specialization courses offer a certificate on Coursera. I don't know that it is recognized by institutions, but I believe completing an Andrew Ng class, with the addition of building a project with this new k
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I'm writing an article about it, hopefully I'll post it by next month. What got me started was that when I left my job, I had a hard time explaining how the AI part of the product works. We automated customer service for large e-c
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5y ago
As a web developer, I'm often ashamed to admit that I knew very little about AI. Especially because I worked on a AI product on my day to day. I was perfectly fine debugging our python code and updating spacy, but had no clue what it w
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The Animals House of the Rising Sun Old School Computer Remix
(youtube.com)
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5y ago
Someone posted this video here then deleted it. (I'm pretty sure he was an alien) It's just bokeh: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-r2oaQWmqkk
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Ah yes. Then a remote will find its way in the electronic rack in TJ Maxx a few years from now [1]. An excited customer like me will find it, buy it, only to forget it in a closet for a few months. Until the return policy expires. Then the
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I made a few videos on YouTube, the most popular has a couple thousand views. But I also made a short video that has 54 views. I met with 3 of those people from the 54 views. Sometimes, metrics can obscure the the context of the work you pr
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Impressive. Funny enough I've started to see those faces appear on YouTube. The intention may be to create these corporate style videos, but I'm counting down the minutes until my aunt starts forwarding questionable things on What
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One thing highly underrated in the show is the AI interactions. You ask the computer for something, and it provides the answer. No voice, no conversation, no sass, and most importantly, no anthropomorphism. Imagine every single time you wri
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5y ago
One type of button is missing from the list. Input with type="image" and src="img.gif" It's a button with all the properties of an image. Haven't used it in many years but it's still around.
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What a stressful game. Thank God there are no timers in real life terms and conditions.
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Many will refer to stackoverflow since that's the reason this website was created in the first place. But one of the most important thing in solving problems in programming is context. Here is one real question I got in an interview: H
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One suggestion. As someone who knows nothing about composting, the first title asks "why composting?" Then it answers: > The purpose of this site is to raise awareness for composting, why it's a good idea, and to encourage
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App used by emergency services under scrutiny
(bbc.co.uk)
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The demo for reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS5tfq_Ctis
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This is great list, but what is the most important in search is not operators. It is context. Every time I work with students and they are stuck, I ask them to Google the issue. 9 out of 10 they will write something like: how to upload an i
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We still use Oracle DB and will continue for the next 10 years
(idiallo.com)
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Wireless USB
(en.wikipedia.org)
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To be a little pedantic, it's XHTML. I recently published a book and going through the w3c epub specifications was a pain. Instead, I bought a book I wanted to read then reversed engineered it. For small files you can use the w3c onlin
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Honest question. What's the leverage of a union where it is illegal to strike?
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I have a question: why do drivers pee in a bottle? A few years ago, I called an Uber and a lady showed up visually uncomfortable. We drove in silence for 2 minutes before I asked her if she would like to stop at a gas station. I knew to ask
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Phrase-Based Tokenization for Low-Resourced Neural Machine Translation
(arxiv.org)
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