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Sure, it's not 100%. They included those images to illustrate some challenges that they ran into (negative space and low value boundaries, not surprising given their relatively small data set). But the ones that they open with are dram
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Which images are you looking at? The ones I've seen appear dramatically different and better to me(but I'm also a hobbyist artist and sketcher).
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Check out the pdf, pretty impressive results: https://www.ri.cmu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Li-Mengtia... BTW, if the authors find these comments, they should definitely advertise the new game they c
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It's well worth reading. Read to the end; he includes his perspectives on life in the summary.
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If someone is filing an issue to an open source project -- whose maintainer will very often be working on said issue for free -- the least that person can do is submit the issue with the information that the maintainer requests. I really li
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This is what Fox news and the modern GOP have done to my country. Note: I'm an ardent capitalist, not particularly partisan by nature, and probably would be a Republican at this point if my life had the Republican party remained what t
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> In short, the crypto hate is a reaction to the crypto hype. Actually, as someone who was very interested in Bitcoin in the early days of 2011-2012, I disagree. If anything, the hate on HN was even greater back then, way before Bitcoin
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Code terseness and case analysis (handling all cases) are totally orthogonal: OCaml is pretty terse and yet the compiler is great at letting you know if you forgot to handle some case.
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I agree. I don't believe each and every social network should be obliged to host every damn extremist group in the nation. On the other hand, ISPs, CAs, and registrars should be obligated to do so, being analogous to public utilities
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If you're goal is only to prove that you invented something before some random patent troll did, then that issue doesn't matter so much. At the least, it's very, very strong evidence for a trial. Along with also emailing your
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> Utah has some of the most outrageous nanny state laws That may be so, but it's irrelevant to the fact that this particular law is both wise and greatly needed.
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There are plenty of timestamping services out there, both blockchain-based and otherwise. If a video creator timestamps their video as soon as they create, and before they upload it, it could prove definitively these kinds of fraudulent cla
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It entirely depends on the child.
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This is not true. CPS comes out all the time for ridiculous things like 8-year-olds walking alone in a neighborhood (first time). Read any parenting blog. We really need a law like Utah's in every state.
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word2vec is a Google project.
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> worked hard to make connections Yeah, but there are lots of people who are hard, smart workers, good at what they do, but they either a) don't realize how important it is to make connections in order to even survive in today&#x2
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The worst are expensive "professional" master's degree programs in careers that seem like they'd be very promising in terms of job opportunities at first glance: public health, public administration, biotechnology, legal
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That doesn't contradict anything the agent said. I believe you that they could previously set canonical links. But it's highly likely that upper management changed that policy (I'm surprised they allowed it to begin with).
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Yes, this is what I thought probably happened, as well. The "us" referred to the support agencies, and they likely were no longer able to change canonical URLs (surprising they were allowed to do so to begin with).
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Upvotes don't necessarily mean quality or correctness. Sometimes they just need newsworthy, or interesting.
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What university is that? It's a good policy, much better than controversial race-based admissions, but still promoting increased admissions among both minorities and poor white students.
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The PL Zoo is a great resource, but that's not exactly what the blog post is advocating for. PL Zoo is meant for students studying the implementation and design of programming languages. What the blog author is describing, on the oth
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> A lot of city driving, especially rush hour city driving, is about creating an opening. Not about waiting for one. Exactly, which is why non-city drivers struggle to drive in big cities. They're used to just waiting for an opening
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> One of the great pleasures for Republican state governments is to hobble liberal city government initiates in any way possible, whether that be withholding funding or outlawing logical courses of action. I agree (although this happens
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> but they’ve come to regret the decision because the running isn’t as good and socially right-wing politics still forces itself upon every space. I'm skeptical of this. I've not lived in Nashville, but I've lived in a who
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I'll get shit from doctors on HN for saying this, but there are some chronic disease conditions that are so unimaginably painful that patients will go to any lengths to ease the pain, including -- if they're unable to obtain legal
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If engineers were commodities, hiring would be a much simpler process than it is now. But engineers are not commodities, thus we spend 2, 3, or 4 interview sessions going over silly algorithmic puzzles, so companies can figure out if we&#
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It's GPL, not LGPL, so your code will also have to be licensed GPL. Which means that: 1. you can't build proprietary apps with this framework, and; 2. it's almost certain to be rejected by the Apple App Store, since they ty
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> Take a year or two off and see what your remember about algorithms and protocols. And this is the main problem with algorithmic interviews. This type of programming has little to do with the stuff most of us do on a daily basis. So we
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As a general rule, it's relatively unusual for methamphetamine users to get into fentanyl/heroin and vice versa. Two different scenes. Now, there are always a few "garbagehead" addicts that'll use whatever you got,

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