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by gield 3y ago
Don't forget about the Andorran users!
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by gield 3y ago
In almost every European country, stores must show the price per liter or kg.
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by gield 3y ago
4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 = 39
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by gield 3y ago
The terms concept drift and (to a lesser extent) context drift have been used in AI for decades. The NannyML article uses the term concept drift. Here [1] is a 1996 paper that uses both terms. [1] https://link.springer.com/c
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by gield 4y ago
>bottom 10% to top 10% of LSAT in <1 generation Their LSAT percentile went from ~40th to ~88th. You might have misread the table, on Uniform Bar Exam, they went from ~90th percentile to ~10th percentile. >+100 pts on SAT reading, w
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by gield 4y ago
Switzerland, France, Germany, Luxemburg, Spain. The Netherlands is definitely not in the top 3 of European tech wages vs cost of living.
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by gield 4y ago
>(I should probably add that Germany and Belgium have similar issues from what I’ve heard, though that doesn’t excuse the Netherlands.) For Belgium at least, these issues are not similar. Our housing prices are high in some cities but de
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by gield 4y ago
Interesting take. I also suffer from FOMO about podcasts and tv series. Especially with long-running podcasts, I never even start listening to any of them as I would need to start from episode 1. In the case of Joe Rogan, that's virtua
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by gield 4y ago
⌘+C for copy ⌘+V for paste ⌘+⇧+V for paste and move
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by gield 4y ago
From Brussels, Belgium, you can reach in 5h: - Wales and deep into northern England (Newcastle - the whole western border of Germany - the south coast of France - Switzerland I was never into the whole "center of Europe" thing, bu
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by gield 5y ago
Most countries in Europe have similar schemes. In Belgium, a work week is 38 hours. If your contract states that you work 40 hour weeks, you get 12 extra days off every year.
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by gield 5y ago
To add onto this, the documentation of a method is often a contract. If the documentation is good, the actual implementation of the method shouldn't matter to someone only wanting to use that method. Even moreso, the implementation cou
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by gield 5y ago
Gravel bikes are easy to distinguish from race bikes, even when rebadged. If it was true, many fans and commentators would have noticed already.
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by gield 5y ago
If the quality of the road is bad, gravel bikes are equally as uncomfortable as race bikes. Not talking about non-asphalted roads as race bikes are of course not made for those.
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by gield 5y ago
22 kg (48.6 lbs) according to [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_body_weight
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by gield 5y ago
The company I work at did a project like this where the goal was counting of different types of bacterial colony forming units (CFUs) that were cultured in Petri dishes [0]. We presented our results at ESANN [1]. [0] https://radi
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by gield 5y ago
>But IME, your brain needs time to get used to these kinds of things and build them into its proprioception. Their video [1] says that it's very intuitive and people can do basic stuff with it in minutes. [1] https://vime
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by gield 5y ago
The first image in the website links to a video[1] showing what it can do and why they're researching it. [1] https://vimeo.com/551468278
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by gield 6y ago
And the leak happened on the 25th of July. 24+01 = 25. 2+4+0=1 = 7.
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by gield 6y ago
I much prefer it to be opt-in rather than opt-out. For any git project I start, I always visit https://gitignore.io .
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by gield 6y ago
Belgian here. This has gotten considerably better over the years. 10-15 years ago, it felt like every website threw a 2-sided dice to decide between Dutch and French. Even though I'm in the Dutch-speaking part, and not particularly clo
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by gield 7y ago
I was looking for a list of the Maynard's laws mentioned in the article. Turns out the author is called Maynard and he just made them up on the spot.
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by gield 7y ago
8 hours later and the author has changed the description on their website. Still no answer to my question though, I'm getting very curious. >I took a photo that may technically be one of the most reproduced images in history.
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by gield 7y ago
What is up with you taking one of the most reproduced images in history [1], but not even linking or showing it? [1] https://arr.am >I took a photo that may now be one of the most reproduced images in history.
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by gield 7y ago
I respectfully disagree, based on anecdotes. The Dutch-speaking part of Belgium subtitles everything, except for shows meant for kids <8 years old. The French-speaking part on the other hand dubs everything, even interviews in the news.
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by gield 7y ago
For anyone who is as curious as me and wants to test it: https://www.jwz.org/doc/worse-is-better.html
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by gield 7y ago
>[...] I point out to them that Claude Shannon proved that generalized compression algorithms can't exist [...] What proof are you talking about?
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Positional Drum Notation [pdf](stanford.edu)
46 points by gield 7y ago|7 comments
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by gield 7y ago
I need this in my life. Is the source code public somewhere, or can you make it public?
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by gield 7y ago
https://norvig.com/lispy.html

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