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Umsdos How-To(tldp.org)
3 points by iflp 5y ago|0 comments
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by iflp 5y ago
https://www.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-secret-blacklist-expla... > On analysis of the file, I found that the vast majority of the records are actually related to sex, porn, and other smartphone brands. There are mentions
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by iflp 5y ago
This is interesting and follows the line of [1]. Personally I find it more comfortable to use TeXmacs for quick/throwaway notes, and macros in longer documents for better readability. [1]: https://castel.dev/post/l
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by iflp 5y ago
Overleaf and VSCode (with LaTeX workshop) support this.
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by iflp 5y ago
> Steiner is not prepared to rest on his laurels. He is currently reworking part of his dissertation for publication and plans to continue his theoretical physics work. It definitely helps that he has a lifetime of research experience (i
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by iflp 5y ago
I was about to post the same thing. Self-organisation maps seem a classical computational model to me. If the author’s point was that computational models should be biologically plausible, there are many other examples as well. I’ve neve
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Genie – A quick way into a systemd “bottle” for WSL(github.com)
2 points by iflp 5y ago|0 comments
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by iflp 5y ago
The nice thing about the amortisation strategy is that you can e.g. exercise on the slow days, which improves your stamina and thus efficiency in the long run.
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by iflp 5y ago
This is 7.2$/mo, at which rate you can rent xeon cores as well.
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Artillery Sound Ranging(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by iflp 5y ago|0 comments
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by iflp 5y ago
Try Bayesian Reasoning and Machine Learning specifically, as these are all about Bayesian reasoning.
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by iflp 5y ago
Obligatory link: a research to engineering workflow http://dustintran.com/blog/a-research-to-engineering-workflo...
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by iflp 5y ago
You don’t need to have the weights. “Transfer attack” is a thing.
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by iflp 5y ago
> liu" should be pronounced "liou" and "shui" should be pronounced "shuei" This is nuanced: in some cases it’s omission for brevity [1] and in other cases it’s how the phonemes sound 100 years ago [2].
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by iflp 5y ago
If you are willing to assume CTC: https://www.scottaaronson.com/democritus/lec19.html
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by iflp 6y ago
Maybe the problem is that you are not supposed to rely solely on hjkl for navigation? Not sure how others use it, but for me most of the navigation are performed with <C-d> / <C-u> / search (long range) or f, w, b etc
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by iflp 6y ago
Has anyone carefully checked his work? Skimming through his first few papers it seems he just built datasets covering the past several millennia and ran PCA (or models with similar complexity). Fine for explanatory purposes, but not so gr
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by iflp 6y ago
From the first two links: > Vastaamo board fires CEO, says he kept [a previous] data breach secret for year and a half > [The CEO's family] owned the company until it was bought by Helsinki-based private equity firm Intera Partne
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by iflp 6y ago
It's probably way easier to decide on a subject you want to learn more about, and find the most approachable textbook / lecture notes on e.g. StackExchange. It doesn't make sense to choose courses (or even subjects to learn)
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by iflp 6y ago
And for those who didn't follow the link, Shel actually clarified on this there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2977247
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by iflp 6y ago
This is not exactly my area of expertise, but seems the author should read Dawid, A. Philip. "The well-calibrated Bayesian." Journal of the American Statistical Association 77.379 (1982): 605-610. which explains how you should int
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by iflp 6y ago
Vixra is not usually considered as a credible source.
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by iflp 6y ago
> the pause on fees for online events by Apple is happening for all developers
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by iflp 6y ago
Content reflowing isn't easy for pdf files. Xodo has this functionality for years and it rarely get the line break right, so there is some use for ML in this. (Or do you happen to know a pdf reader that is better in this?)
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Preview of GUI application support on WSL(twitter.com)
6 points by iflp 6y ago|0 comments
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by iflp 6y ago
> I'm not convinced the same won't happen to JAX And now there are already multiple NN libraries for JAX from Google...
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by iflp 6y ago
You can't blame the TF people for things like while_loop. Those are inherited from Theano, and back then the dynamic graph idea wasn't obvious. JAX is indeed a different situation as it has a more original design (although TF1 cam
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by iflp 6y ago
Make sure to check out the game. Best tetris ever. https://qntm.org/files/hatetris/hatetris.html
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by iflp 6y ago
It depends on what kind of understanding you want to achieve. It can be helpful to think of DNN as approximating the corresponding infinitely-wide versions. Depending on how you deal with certain scaling, they then act like a linear filte
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by iflp 6y ago
I appreciate the effort the authors put to this post, but this is like saying DNNs are stacked logistics regression: the connection is superficial, and doesn't lead to deep insights about how they really work.

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