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by haddr 11y ago
I'm not an expert on language design, but it seems to me that some of the guarantees of that language are equivalent to actually executing the whole code, which might become really slow from the user experience perspective. Please corr
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by haddr 11y ago
Wow, I didn't know them before. Cool stuff!! PS. I entered with my android mobile and to my surprise it works... Another thing I was not aware is that I have Java applets on by default...
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by haddr 11y ago
R is great language but at the same time it can be a real pain. Sometimes I imagine that some very wise guy designs a language much more consise and coherent, that could at the same time take advantage of the huge number of existing librari
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Create animations with ggplot2(github.com)
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by haddr 11y ago
I had the same experience. Whenever I use t-SNE with noisy data or data grouped densely around some point, they tend to have a very similar visual structure as the example given in this experiment: a circular shape with some points making
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by haddr 11y ago
Very interesting approach, but I would say this is just a scratch. There are several factors that might really limit statistical analysis of this manuscript [1]. [1] http://www.ciphermysteries.com/2013/03/09/t
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by haddr 11y ago
I have an impression that R is now lagging behind Python when it comes to deep learning. Definitely such tutorials are helping get more people on board of the data science train with python.
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by haddr 11y ago
i got to 4 lines... incredible!
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by haddr 11y ago
Geary email client is a really quite nice and fresh alternative recently. Although not that advanced and mature, but a pleasure to use...
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by haddr 11y ago
Is there any video of this talk?
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by haddr 11y ago
I'd love to see the video too... LeCun is probably most interesting person to hear in this topic...
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by haddr 11y ago
To me this is another attempt to show how expanding the scope of the system will affect it's failure rate. It is known that the bigger the system, the higher the chance of failure to deliver it. What is interesting is that this articl
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by haddr 11y ago
This was already on HN. Anyway what is notable to mention is that the default installation is using remote "sync engine", and thus sending all your emails through some 3rd party servers. The good thing is that you can setup this s
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by haddr 11y ago
I wonder how is the UX of this phone. Definitely it looks more lean and probably the UI is better streamlined, but smaller screen always makes it harder to provide good user experience. Anyway this phone looks great and probably makes a goo
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by haddr 11y ago
So.. Where can I play that game?
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by haddr 11y ago
Really looking forward to some sort of interoperability between browsers plugins between Chrome and Firefox. That would be really great. However my intuition tells me thats going to be quite difficult. Not only from the technical point of v
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Controlling in Software Development: Why timekeeping is nonsense(linkedin.com)
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by haddr 11y ago
thanks, I got it, but didn't realize it was THAT simple :) more details here on the bug in chromium here: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=533361
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by haddr 11y ago
even hovering mouse over this link in the comment above crashes chrome
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by haddr 11y ago
DIN is timeless! I think that it is beatiful font, with its cold appeal (it's the coldest font I think). I think Conduit also have this feeling a bit...
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by haddr 11y ago
+1 for plant uml, also for that rose color scheme (for those who rememeber Rational Rose)
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by haddr 11y ago
Wine is hell of a project. Having all those windows programs running on linux/os x is really a huge achievement. I know that there is still a way to go, but I really admire this herculean effort put into this project.
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Deep learning at Microsoft (GTC2015)(on-demand.gputechconf.com)
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by haddr 11y ago
Long time since i used neo4j last time and now i see it has a neat visual tool!
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by haddr 11y ago
Very intersting article! I was working with both Kafka and ZeroMQ and both of them are really useful, but they are not interchangeable when it comes to designing your solution. You better know which one to pick for the job. Zookeeper is a t
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by haddr 11y ago
And what happens if somewhere down below the temperature suddenly rises and all those plastic beacons with some soldered electronics inside simply melt or break?
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by haddr 11y ago
Ahh, I also was thinking there is some TeX templating support... What they have is only KaTeX for math formulas.
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by haddr 11y ago
You can still use ctrl+r, but you need to provide the history file in one piece, using "history -r <file>" command. I do it in the following way, maybe it can serve you too: cat `find "${HOME}/.history" -
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by haddr 11y ago
It is not that P-values are now bad by definition. It's only that they are many times wrongly intepreted. Putting too much confidence in P-values only might result in some wrong conclusions. And this is what some meta analyses discover
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by haddr 11y ago
R in general is not a good stream language. It is much better for batch processing (using "vectorisation"). Anyway it doesn't mean you can't stream process data with R! Spark or Flink provide some means for grouping stre

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