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by lgvld 2y ago
reminds me of these two funny pictures (of a cat behind a window acting similarly on light): https://imgur.com/pq9xLol https://imgur.com/1hhvBY9
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by lgvld 2y ago
Quite complex though.
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by lgvld 2y ago
a mnemonic code? https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawi... https://iancoleman.io/bip39/
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by lgvld 3y ago
Would you tell me more about it, please? I sometimes feel like I am in the same position as you were: > I had the uncomfortable conversation with my business partner to tell them I no longer have passion for it and am leaving them the de
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by lgvld 3y ago
uBlacklist maybe? if you use Google for search https://github.com/iorate/ublacklist
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by lgvld 3y ago
I'm happy for you -- the parents -- and your son. Thank you for your dedication. Wish you the best.
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by lgvld 3y ago
I always had trouble when using Syncthing for .git folders: they usually end up corrupted / messed up if I push on both the local and remote .git folders.
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by lgvld 3y ago
I've been taught in many cases you can indeed fine-tune the last (i.e. closest from the output) layer(s) of a network. Of course, it does not give as good results as fine-tuning the whole model, but it is obviously way less expensive i
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by lgvld 3y ago
Thank you very much! And when is it useful to compute an embedding for each sentence of a document/paragraph then?
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by lgvld 3y ago
Hi, Looks quite clean, congrats. Two questions: 1. Starting from this, what would be the proper way to create embeddings for a complete document (i.e. a long paragraph)? My goal is to directly compare two PDFs according to their contents. I
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by lgvld 3y ago
Spectre does that, is OSS and multiplatform: https://spectre.app/ i.e. it generates password given your name, a master password, and the website hostname (or whatever). Quite handy.
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by lgvld 3y ago
I remember you can have a swim in Stockholm.
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by lgvld 3y ago
Sorry for your loss. Chin up.
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by lgvld 3y ago
Yes, absolutely. Notification has been delayed for customers in some countries (not UK especially) it seems. French customer here btw.
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by lgvld 3y ago
Actually 2/3 letters domains were accepted -- maybe not on Freenom though; you had to register on the official registry -- but were also prohibitively expensive.
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by lgvld 3y ago
Vanity domain (first two letters of my family name).
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by lgvld 3y ago
Freenom sucks; sad they're gone, so many domains lost. But just to be exhaustive, Freenom was not the only place one were able to register a .ga domain: I still use a .ga domain registered a few years ago at France-DNS -- which merged
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by lgvld 3y ago
My grand mother [1] has tracked down many of those oaks and produced imprints [2] of their barks as a tribute to the trees and also to the (both public and private) owners of the forests in which the trees have been cut. At least 1k oaks we
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by lgvld 4y ago
This is scary haha!
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by lgvld 4y ago
Same here.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Neither do I. Would be really upset if they start charging for the two included mailboxes.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Wow, very interesting, thank you for writing all this. Hope you’re more at peace today. Human mind is complex and can be so fucked up.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Thank you for sharing! Very interesting. I love visual explanations [1]. If I remember correctly, LSH can be used in computer graphics, by instance when computing fluids simulations (where _a lot_ of particles are involved). The author also
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by lgvld 4y ago
;-)
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by lgvld 4y ago
The "no-bullshit" design of this blog is already kind of a break, very refreshing. Something about the style and/or the typo makes it pleasant to read also.
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by lgvld 4y ago
Amazing website/tool, thank you! ;-)
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by lgvld 4y ago
Maybe we shouldn’t be pushig that hard towards reducing the size of processors/transistors?
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by lgvld 4y ago
Thank you for replying to the question. ;-)
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by lgvld 4y ago
Love this name. ;-)
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by lgvld 4y ago
Same here! I feel "at home" when I set a more personnal banner. ;-) Still I did not know figlet was a thing: I hitherto used the Text to ASCII Art Generator (from patorjk.com) to do so. So thank you for posting this. Obviously a C

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