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by jorgemf 9y ago
That is not a proper lunch. You can eat them for lunch but you don't do it for more than two days in a row. It is not healthy. We have so much good food in spain that no one will eat bocadillos for lunch. We have some called lunch menu
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by jorgemf 9y ago
It was a joke, there were a flamewar because of someone putting chorizo in the paella: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/10/04/jamie-oliver-ange... The response in twitter was very funny
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by jorgemf 9y ago
This is a non-sense of article as other spaniards have commented. The only companies that close 3 hours in the middle of the day are the shops, usually small shops. They do it because for long part of the year no one goes to the street from
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Yes I meant that. I find very interesting how some trade algorithms are using deep learning to extract features form news apart from the variables you mentioned. About the search, in case you are interested. You have the basic tree search,
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by jorgemf 9y ago
trading systems are very difficult to model because there are more variable than you can imagine. So basically you are creating a model with less information from the domain than you rather need. But this is not the case in all domain. With
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As far as I understood It is not compatible with other licenses, that is why the apache foundation doesn't allow it. (But don't ask me which licenses, I have no idea)
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Can someone explain how this can affect to projects using react, as in a part of a product of a company or personal projects? Thanks I found this [1]: > FB is not interested in pursuing the more draconian possibilities of the BSD+patents
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Where you say Angular, you can replace it by Python, Swift, ...
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Qualcomm added recently some improvements for running deep learnning in mobile, and google is also working in mobile nets that use less operations. I don't think you will see TPUs or something similar in mobile soon, but there are othe
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Your brain also works finding patterns. The only difference is that your brain works for a lot of domains and can translate information of one domain to other. We have not find a good way to do this in deep learning yet. But once we find it
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by jorgemf 9y ago
A lot of users had to replace their band like 3 or 4 times in the first months. Then the band only last for 6 or 8 months. No business can survive like this.
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Battery-free cellphone makes calls by harvesting ambient power(sciencedaily.com)
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by jorgemf 9y ago
My point is that kotlin by default targets 1.6. You need to specify to target 1.8 if you want to use it. So for me the experiment is broken. You should either compare java 1.6 with kotlin or set up kotlin to use 1.8 to compare with the same
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by jorgemf 9y ago
If I recall correctly kotlin by default compiles to bytecode of Java 1.6. So o be afair comparison you should enable kotlin to compile to 1.8. as it is bytecode anyway I would expect very similar performance. But comparing 1.6 with 1.8 it i
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by jorgemf 9y ago
For remote, here is a list: https://github.com/engineerapart/TheRemoteFreelancer
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by jorgemf 9y ago
As far as I understood, the base algorithm is the same which has an average case of n log(n). The new algorithms only try to improve the pivot selection to avoid the worst cases and try to be better than the average case for most practical
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by jorgemf 9y ago
> On average case data where no patterns are detected pdqsort is effectively a quicksort that uses median-of-3 pivot selection So basically is quicksort with a bit more clever pivot selection, but only for some cases.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Where is a high level description of the algorithm? How is it different from quick sort, it seems quite similar based on a quick observation of the code.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
but working at AI makes me happy
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by jorgemf 9y ago
This reminds me the time google launched google maps in mobile. Now all job aggregators has suddenly decreased their value.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I don't think kotlin is TypeScript. Kotlin adds to java some nice things like coroutines, it is not only null safetly, functional programming and some sintax sugar. And also compiles to javascript and in the future to native.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
This is one of the reasons I use python instead of kotlin. But I hope libraries will catch up at some point.
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Thanks. Not sure if it is useful for me as I still have to use python 2.7 UPDATE: I didn't see the python stubs, that made my day! lot of thanks for it!
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Linux, why?
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by jorgemf 9y ago
pip is too basic and it doesn't manage well when dependencies requires different version of the same package. Not even an error. I am used to IntelliJ with java/kotlin. So the autocomplete and type checking is far away, but I thin
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I use Intellij idea with the Python plugin, it gives you some hints, but for complex things it is just useless. And I cannot use MyPy because I have to use python, if I can choose other language or thing I would go with something not under
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by jorgemf 9y ago
Things I miss when I am programming in python: - nothing similar to a build system that manages the external libraries - no type checking, it means: no autocomplete in the IDE, runtime errors due to a value not expected I don't mind to
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I like kotlin for all the reasons you said above. Try it
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The Internet in real time(betfy.co.uk)
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by jorgemf 9y ago
I really hate when a recruiter sends a predefined message to me for a job. Most of the time my CV and the job description matches in a couple of keywords but I do not match for the job position at all. I see this tool as a way of fighting t

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