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AP Calls Donald Trump Next President Elect(mobile.twitter.com)
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by kough 10y ago
> implying there's a difference
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Seems comparable to my undergrad experience /s
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Super interesting. I'm on mobile and haven't had time to read the whole paper yet - would it be feasible to continuously compute these perturbation vectors during training and include them as part of a larger heuristic? For instan
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by kough 10y ago
Exactly what I think -- here's the "deus ex machina" that he needed to wash his hands of the whole thing, after having talked himself into a corner where the only other way out was to deliver a real, working, product. The let
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by kough 10y ago
I bought the Custom Art Music One that I linked to in the above post. Most of the reviews I'd read agreed that it was an insanely good deal considering the quality-per-dollar ratio. And I don't regret it. Maintenance: there's
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by kough 10y ago
I had the same issue with noise-cancelling headphones (the bose qc 20 in-ears) where I couldn't wear them without sound pumping through them, so I ended up buying a pair of custom-molded in ear monitors (IEM is the search keyword to le
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by kough 10y ago
Any recommendations for which receivers to look at? My search-fu has failed me repeatedly.
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Does anyone know any open source implementations of Material Design? I've been using https://getmdl.io/ but I'd be interested if there are any other projects of similar or better quality.
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I think I agree, although I'd like to point out a few things. 1) Just like any other authentication/security system, probably not a good idea to write your own for production. As a learning experience, definitely. 2) The spec is p
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by kough 10y ago
I tried this – on a visit to Iceland, my (older) family friend / impromptu tour guide made me and my traveling companions taste it. The young Icelandic locals in the rest area laughed their asses off and snapchatted the whole thing, be
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by kough 10y ago
Had the pleasure to work with Olaf during an internship at Coinbase. Great guy, super fun – if you're reading this, good luck with your new startup!
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by kough 10y ago
Don't even need to use humans, I tried something easier -- http://github.com/peterldowns/clickbait-classifier
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-- Douglas Adams
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by kough 10y ago
This is sort of an insane suggestion. Why use a Python distribution to install Node?
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Yeah, Tensorflow seems cool, but then you benchmark and realize that (with CUDA/CUDNN installed) it's 50% slower than Caffe.
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by kough 10y ago
But the kids don't! Think of the kids!
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As long as the language specification is updated to specify ordered keys in dicts then this is good. The big complaint about key ordering I remember hearing is that it was basically a side effect of the CPython implementation (back in the 2
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by kough 10y ago
caught me, I hadn't read through the article, wasn't sure whether or not WORDS was a set or a dict. Like desdiv points out, this isn't a big deal, you can maintain an equivalent WORDS structure that is a set.
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by kough 10y ago
You can also use the set-comprehension syntax, which functions equivalently but looks slightly nicer: return {w for w in words if w in WORDS} could have also directly used the intersection operator on the sets: return words &
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by kough 10y ago
... Should be the official Nautilus tagline. It certainly seems to be their governing principle. Well, actually, that's forgetting "needlessly overwritten"
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The Wiki page has a nice writeup of a few downsides: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBSCAN#Disadvantages
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by kough 10y ago
Cool writeup. This is part of sklearn, which has a great visualization of how it performs on some different clustering tasks, including comparisons to other algorithms: http://scikit-learn.org/stable/auto_examples/
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by kough 10y ago
In case you were looking for confirmation – yes, "under the bleachers" is exactly right, although it's a somewhat dated term at this point. Not sure what the modern equivalent is but at least when I was in highschool (~2010)
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by kough 10y ago
Yeah, I totally bet you would have turned down MIT because of a PE requirement /s
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by kough 10y ago
Strange to see no one has mentioned this – just down the river, MIT has mandatory PE classes. They're not all "running around a track" though: sailing, pistols, archery, yoga, weightlifting, sailing, all sorts of really cool
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by kough 10y ago
BlaBlaCar is quite prominent in Europe, or at least when I was there two years ago.
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by kough 10y ago
Can we amend the title rule to allow replacing clickbait headlines with concise, detailed titles instead? Fuck these clickbait headlines. "Founder Sold Plenty Of Fish to Match for $575m Cash, No VCs Involved [2015]" Needs a 2015,
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by kough 10y ago
Yet another incredible technical achievement due to someone's quest for more porn ( https://github.com/fake-name/AutoTriever/blob/master/setting... ).
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Readability ( https://github.com/luin/readability ) is a classic, and included as part of Firefox (I think, maybe that's been discontinued). It's essentially a bag of hand-written heuristics but they're pr

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