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by levesque 15y ago
Can't wait to have a version of PyPy that supports numpy! Since the benefits have been proven, I can't help but wonder why there aren't more people working on this...
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by levesque 15y ago
I see it differently. I sit alone all day, working on my projects by myself. Come dinner time, it is a welcome change to get to chat a little with my coworkers. Ultimately, I'd say it depends a lot on who your coworkers are. If you enjoy
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by levesque 16y ago
Probably they just wanted to make sure they stayed ahead of Bing on all levels. Like Apple is doing right now with the iPad.
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by levesque 16y ago
This looks interesting. Some of those features seem to come directly from google wave.
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by levesque 16y ago
Out of their way? What do you mean? They also have a CvsConcepts page....
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by levesque 16y ago
I have seen the event description, my question still stands. Why not just remove the RSVP panel and still display the information?
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by levesque 16y ago
You must log in to see this page. Why? Is this not a public event?
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by levesque 16y ago
I read on reddit that they are working on it. They will actually do a code rush to release a Python 3 enabled version next weekend ( http://www.ctpug.org.za/wiki/Meeting20110305 ).
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by levesque 16y ago
This is awesome. scipy and numpy are my main dependencies, they were pretty much the only reason I was not moving to Python 3 yet.
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by levesque 16y ago
I have been experiencing wierd crashes with some HTML 5 games where the whole browser crashes. It's funny because they are supposed to be standalone processes.
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by levesque 16y ago
I was a bit deceived to see that the display quality is lacking in comparison to the iPad, which is already 1 year old. I am going to hold my breath and look for reviews of the 10 inch Galaxy tab, hoping they will bring in a better display.
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by levesque 16y ago
When I click on 'continue reading...' it doesn't do anything. Is there supposed to be more to the article? The last sentence I got was : If you’re a teacher, go where the students care about what they’re learning.
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by levesque 16y ago
I wonder which of the Xoom and the 10" Galaxy tab will come out the strongest. I'll be getting one of those two for sure. The Notion Ink is out for me.
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by levesque 16y ago
For my part, I know that I love it when I see English Canadians trying to speak French - I do my best to help them practice. I could be pissed at someone who's lived in Quebec for a loong time (5 years +) and who still doesn't speak French,
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by levesque 16y ago
I would definitely go to a library that serves lattes and pastry ;)
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by levesque 16y ago
The library in Quebec city won't even let you have a bottle of water open on your table, forget coffee.
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by levesque 16y ago
I used Facebook like this for a while, then I remembered that all my likes are public and that they use them to advertise.
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by levesque 16y ago
I guess I could recommend to you 'Introduction to Machine Learning' by Ethem Alpaydin : http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?tid=10341&#... I find it is less brutal than Bishop's book, providing insightful analogies. It won't
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by levesque 16y ago
Genetic Algorithms are rarely covered in (recent) Machine Learning books. They are more often considered as optimization algorithms.
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by levesque 16y ago
Interesting fact. I wonder what they are up to!
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by levesque 16y ago
Nintendo, along with their imminent release of the 3ds, has issued warning to not let kids use their product too often because it could interfere with the development of their brains. So yes, you probably can get used to this sort of imager
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by levesque 16y ago
To be completely cross-compatible with MATLAB, Octave would need to support classes. This makes it incompatible with class-using MATLAB libraries like PRTOOLS. Otherwise I'd just stick to scipy, there are so much more python libraries out t
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by levesque 16y ago
If you are paired with the right person I believe this has the potential to drive you forward and keep you motivated. I experienced pair programming when I was still studying. We had a lot of team assignments and when I worked with my best
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by levesque 16y ago
I will play the role of the guy who has never got the chance to read the article, although it is very old, and I will thank the poster!
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by levesque 16y ago
Maybe he's one of those persons that, you know, are just happy to be happy . Their happiness might be thought of as the result of this pseudo code : happiness = abs(happiness) while (!implode) happiness = happiness * 1.
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by levesque 16y ago
Replace willingness by motivation and focus. Everybody is willing to do something, not everyone will find the willpower to do it.
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by levesque 16y ago
I agree with the argument that PhD's might be underpaid a bit, but I think the author is exaggerating when he says that universities exploit them to get cheap research done, or that there are too many PhD's being produced by the system in g
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by levesque 16y ago
Any news on steam for Linux?
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by levesque 16y ago
Has 4chan got the black eye for HN/reddit?
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by levesque 16y ago
Yeah, and now we argue about whether or not knowing the basic mechanics of your typical language (be it programming or music) can help you achieve a greater global understanding and thus allow you to be a better musician/programmer overall.

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