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   by kuu 7y ago

   This is still done today even if not with the same intention. When we don't remember a name of a song we repeat part of it "do you know this song? the one that says X..." It's natural
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   by kuu 7y ago

   Wow! Nice effects. Great job!
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   by kuu 7y ago

   2948. Deliver babies.
4. 364.▲
   by kuu 7y ago

   Same here
5. 365.▲
   by kuu 7y ago

   I'm not sure is that easy to achieve 500 karma with a throwaway account... Not to mention with many
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   by kuu 7y ago

   > I can disable seeing their retweets but I can't disable seeing their likes. You can stop seeing "likes" (in general, not from a specific person) if from the official client you mark the tweet as "I don'
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   by kuu 7y ago

   It should go to the Canary Islands, where there is 100% support: https://physicsworld.com/a/thirty-meter-telescope-forges-ahe...
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   by kuu 7y ago

   Maybe you can just call or send a message to your friends. Talking helps.
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   by kuu 7y ago

   What about proprietary HTML ? CSS ?
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Neat!
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    by kuu 7y ago

    The key point: the Columbia study differs from previous proposal in an important way: instead of building the elevator from the Earth’s surface (which is impossible with today’s technology), it would be anchored on the moon and stretch som
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    by kuu 7y ago

    In case you find Attention (and specially transformers) interesting I have some saved links introducing the topic: http://www.peterbloem.nl/blog/transformers https://nostalgebraist.tumblr.com/post/
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    by kuu 7y ago

    I wonder how they are going to make this... Only based on timestamp? Based in "trusted sources"? Based in a new API?
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    by kuu 7y ago

    We (Spain) have a similar story but with a more recent church: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/sant-roma-de-sau
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Your message couldn't look more as a PR comment. Maybe it's true, but it feels like an ad.
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    by kuu 7y ago

    I don't think the main problem is to change the version of Python, but the version of all the related libraries, which many of them depend on 2.7 version. I know many of the big ones are already on 3.x for a long time, but I wonder how
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Did you make this? Maybe it should contain a "Show HN" in the title
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    by kuu 7y ago

    I mean, the text explains it: Differentially-private data analysis is a principled approach that enables organizations to learn from the majority of their data while simultaneously ensuring that those results do not allow any individual&#x
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    by kuu 7y ago

    "numbers scraped" from Facebook's database. Of course this is about Facebook's database
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Wow, really nice job! It's quite cool!
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    by kuu 7y ago

    For our users in the US or using the en-US browser, we are shipping a new “New Tab” page experience that connects you to the best of Pocket’s content. Uhmmm...
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    by kuu 7y ago

    "going from unknown unknowns to unknown knows is something very valuable in my opinion". Agree, but don't give me a clickbait title (now it has changed)
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    by kuu 7y ago

    I don't like this kind of articles, because they start with a question that is not answered. What's the point about writing an article in a newspaper saying 'what is x' and being the answer 'we don't know'
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Many of them could be classified as "lateral thinking". Quite interesting
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Kashmir it's mentioned in the article. It also mentions this, which I found surprisingly high: In all, more than a quarter of the world’s nations have used the tactic at one point or another over the past four years.
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    by kuu 7y ago

    I was about to share it too, really GREAT intro :)
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    by kuu 7y ago

    and the results are affected but you don't know why Well, that's just your assumption without knowing the exact problem and I think you are missing my point. You can approach to data preparation by randomly changing things, and
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    by kuu 7y ago

    For me, the exciting part is to understand how the "blackbox" can learn and to find a representation of the data that makes this box to learn. For instance, I've been working in users profiling and it's been a challenge
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Uhm, it's interesting, I see a little contradiction in your two points...
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    by kuu 7y ago

    Few hours? There are games that last hundreds of effective hours. Premium? Yes: DLCs, expansions, in game purchases, markets, subscriptions...