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A Brief Introduction to Neural Networks (2009) [pdf]
(dkriesel.com)
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joebergeron
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I get that this would be desirable for a lot of people - but not for me. It's definitely cute, it's definitely portable, but if you can afford the difference between this and a regular MacBook or something with a similar form fact
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This is definitely a step in the right direction. They say they're worried that their bounties won't be enough to dissuade anyone only interested in money from disclosing vulnerabilities to malicious sources. Honestly I think that
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So silly. And for what, to prevent people from "illegally" using Skype? Plenty of sane, rational reasons to use a VPN that don't involve VoIP services. This move directly supports monopolization of the market for VPNs.
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Quickly realized the true nature of what we had created. (That is to say, piping hot garbage.)
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joebergeron
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Some of these audio examples remind me of a long night my freshman year at MIT, when at around 7 AM, in delirium, my friend and I wrote a few hundred lines of code in Matlab, yes Matlab, to procedurally generate music by probabilistically m
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While this is little more than simple steganography, I'd be curious to see what kinds of encrypted data size / video size ratios are achievable, perhaps using some more nuanced techniques or approaches. It's definitely an int
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There are a few things here I could nitpick about. I'm never really a fan of the textured look of the material surrounding the keyboard - I don't know why so many people who design laptops opt for this. Would much prefer just a so
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A laptop that's pleasing to the eyes.
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joebergeron
10y ago
As someone who is a loyal Emacs user, would you recommend Spacemacs over regular old Emacs? Also is the migration process very difficult? I've got to say, it actually looks very nice and well polished.
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Sigh... "To keep reading, please enter your email address". Welp.
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I steer clear of superfluous titles like these. I think these titles mainly exist to cater to the demographic of people who seek some additional validation from their job title... Nobody likes someone with an overinflated ego, let alone a p
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Being in almost exactly the same boat, I would have to agree. I was a decent student in high school. There were those in my class who were certainly better off academically in terms of GPA, those who presented at ISEF, etc. When that handfu
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Doesn't everyone have their IDE turn tab characters into some number of spaces by default? Easiest way to deal with this.
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joebergeron
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Interesting, but some of the questions are somewhat shallow or ambiguous. For example, referencing a variable x0 where y0 should have been used, etc. Although I do have to say, it's certainly kind of alarming, if not amusing, to see tr