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lappet
10y ago
Yes, that can be done
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Show HN: Find samosas near me (try on mobile)
(samosasnearme.com)
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10y ago
Thank you for Prisoners of Geography. I just bought it and it seems very insightful, judging by the first few pages.
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10y ago
Thanks for the info!
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10y ago
I speak 3 languages (English, Hindi, Tamil) and know what you mean. May I ask how you picked up Lao, and how similar/dissimilar it is to say Hindi or Bengali?
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Witnesses: Bar gunman shouted ‘get out of my country’
(washingtonpost.com)
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10y ago
It appears that there is an open issue[1] in the Wikipedia python library where it does not list the different sections in a wikipedia page. So right now, this would only generate questions from the "Summary" section of any wikipe
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10y ago
Thanks a lot for the explanation. NNP would be Noun-Noun-Phrase and NNPS would be Noun-Noun-Phrase-Sentence I believe? I will play around with the syntax more.
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10y ago
The exception appears to be: <class 'TypeError'>, TypeError("a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'",),
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10y ago
Ah I see, thanks for the help. Now I see 500s even though I have installed both the nltk packages. Hmm.
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10y ago
Btw I am unable to get it working locally. I only see 404s. Do I need anything special to serve the static files?
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10y ago
Very cool. Can you please add more info or talk about how the grammar/parsing is set up?
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10y ago
Nice! I am guessing you don't want to hard code the domain/hostname in script.js (line 40) ?
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10y ago
They could use the cups or plates made from leaves - it is called dona/donnai in India, I am not sure what it is exactly made of.
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10y ago
Thank you. I will check it out.
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10y ago
Of course. Thing is - I think I understand the goals of the publication(Nautilus) and want them to be better - it would benefit everyone.
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10y ago
I wish there was more focus on non-Western philosophy in such articles. Often there are one or two Greek philosophers, one or two Muslim philosophers and a brief mention of something something Buddhist philosophy. What about Hindu philosoph
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10y ago
I really wanted to submit a story to you but I see that you are not accepting any right now. Can you please share when that would change?
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10y ago
I feel that the article is missing something that is very important - the violence of the Spaniards. Did not the Spaniards stamp and erase the culture & religion of the Mexica? If the Mexica culture had been allowed to exist could we no
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12y ago
>I visited Harrapa & Mohenjo-daro many times as I've lived there for the most of my life Wow that is fascinating. If I may ask have you visited the sites in both India and Pakistan? I think a majority of the sites are in Pakista
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12y ago
> The idea is that God -- being good -- would never have intended nature to be full of violence and deception That is interesting, I was not aware of it. It is kind of the opposite in Hindu philosophy. There is this idea of 'matsya
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12y ago
that is interesting. Velarika is the tamil word for cucumber too
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12y ago
1. It is relaxing and I can make food that is less greasy and tastier than takeout 2. I only cook on weeknights, so I buy fresh veggies based on what I am cooking 3. I usually cook Indian vegetarian and this includes a lot of dal's 4.
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13y ago
The author of this article tweeted a response by a Professor from the same college: http://kafila.org/2013/05/06/the-golchakkar-of-premier-insti...
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13y ago
I share many of your thoughts here - we learn so much about using mathematical tools but we don't know why they were invented in the first place. I was wondering if it would be useful to understand the history and basis of concepts like the
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15y ago
I have read similar articles a few years back. The "missed call culture" as people put it has been there for quite sometime, since the mobile revolution in India. However I would say one reason for this might be that voice mail is hardly us
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15y ago
Ah, interesting. If headless is not what you want, js-test-driver[1] looks promising. It has adapters for jasmine too. 1. http://code.google.com/p/js-test-driver/
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15y ago
You can look at jasmine + sinon http://tinnedfruit.com/2011/03/03/testing-backbone-apps-with...
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16y ago
Any particular reason for the name?
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16y ago
How does it find similar artists?
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