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721.
by glial 11y ago
Is X-Pack going to be a subscription based service?
722.
by glial 11y ago
I have used it some, and my experience usually runs like this: (try simple thing) "Hey, it works!" (try slightly more complicated thing) "Too bad, this isn't implemented yet".
723.
by glial 11y ago
Yeah but now you have to use pandas instead of dplyr :-(
724.
by glial 11y ago
I think your calculation assumes that the waves are traveling parallel to the line connecting Livingston/Hanford. In the diagram below, 's' is the source of the waves. H-----L-------s If instead the waves are traveli
725.
by glial 11y ago
- Single-payer national health care. - Free university level education. - Ending homelessness. - Legalizing and regulating personal recreational drug use. We already have someone running for president with this agenda.
726.
by glial 11y ago
> Don't big alarm bells go off in your head when you hear N parameters for N data points? Gaussian process models typically also have hyperparameters that control things like the smoothness of the learned surface. My hand-wavey sens
727.
by glial 11y ago
Neat. Is there any place to find a comprehensive list of third party D3 layouts?
728.
by glial 11y ago
Blake can be difficult to read, but is absolutely worth it IMO, esp. his longer works.
729.
by glial 11y ago
Not sure what kind of queries you want to do, but Elasticsearch has a fairly extensive Query DSL that'll let you do all sorts of aggregations: https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/
730.
by glial 11y ago
This isn't limited to polynomials. As far as I know, most big integer libraries (like GMP) use FFT multiplication when the integers are big enough.
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by glial 11y ago
> The only factor that did [affect the likelihood of successful reproduction] was the strength of the original effect — that is, the most robust findings tended to remain easily detectable, if not necessarily as strong. This is probably
732.
by glial 11y ago
> I first tried to click on people's chat to reply to them and then I finally found the text input at the bottom of the screen. Then nothing would happen when I hit enter. I'm having that problem in Firefox.
733.
by glial 11y ago
Content of the article aside, 'DopeLearning' is very clever.
734.
by glial 12y ago
Kind of disappointed that nobody's able or willing to provide one :-(
735.
by glial 12y ago
True, that's an interesting point.
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by glial 12y ago
From the last graph, it seems like the rate of change (if that's what you'd call it) is closely related to the time period in which the change is taking place, or at least the time period in which the change started. I wonder if t
737.
by glial 12y ago
Can anyone recommend a good resource for understanding the history of education, both worldwide and in the United States? Goals, philosophies, implementations, outcomes?
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by glial 12y ago
"Its" is a possessive pronoun like his/her/their/our/whose. "It's" is a contraction of "it is", hence the apostrophe. Any time you could grammatically say his/her/their, you s
739.
by glial 12y ago
Beer.
740.
by glial 12y ago
Sounds great. Can I apply without creating an AngelList profile?
741.
by glial 12y ago
The site looks slick, but it doesn't have some features I'd expect and want from a news aggregation site. I can't find any way to search for news about specific topics, for example.
742.
by glial 12y ago
> school-year rates were around $3,500 per course. That's crazy. I've paid more than that to take a course from an adjunct, and I was one of 20+ students.
743.
by glial 12y ago
This is not surprising at all - watching a video[1] of DBS is very moving. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mO3C6iTpSGo
744.
by glial 12y ago
Nobody knows. Nobody even really knows how this works yet.
745.
by glial 12y ago
Bad writing, sure. But the fact that you're comparing the ingenuity of a computer to that of a 12 year old is a sign of profound progress being made in AI.
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by glial 12y ago
I would be interested to know if the existence of these plaques ends up being diet-related, as dementia is often called "type 3 diabetes."
747.
by glial 12y ago
If you're willing to use an older phone, it's possible to find an iPhone 5, 5c or 5s in the $225-275 range.
748.
by glial 12y ago
OKCupid shows profiles of people who are roughly as attractive as you are. This means average-looking women don't even have the option of messaging great-looking guys, and are presumably more willing to message average-looking guys. I
749.
by glial 12y ago
I use elasticsearch-dsl-py for constructing and testing complex queries. It's great, much easier than debugging deeply nested JSON queries.
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by glial 12y ago
This is great. As someone who's tried to get into coded music, the biggest hurdle for me has always been getting the pipeline set up properly (including learning VIM commands). This handles all of that.

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