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by linhns 4y ago
Honestly, I think ML should always involve at least a little bit of coding, which would be more practical. That said, this looks reasonable, good playground for experiment. A good similar product is Orange: https://orangedatamini
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by linhns 4y ago
80WPM is already excellent. That's more than most people on this planet can do. I tried my best but can only do 60WPM at most.
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by linhns 4y ago
I hope everyone takes this as sarcasm
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by linhns 4y ago
Great! Best UI I have seen among similar apps. Works on phone as well.
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by linhns 4y ago
I used Google Translate on this article. Just a regular one. Imagine someone got this news from a Telegram channel. Might freak him/her out a bit.
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by linhns 4y ago
Not sure if it's the author's intention of signalling a dystopian world(his UI choices) or ChatGPT went communist but I got this response for "Stalin was right": > Stalin may have been right in some aspects, but that
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by linhns 4y ago
Maybe this has been answered before on HN but I wonder if the improvement numbers mentioned here can be verified?
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by linhns 4y ago
I don't see why not, considering China's laws. Seems like it is registered there and is completely legal.
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by linhns 4y ago
I think including all of the description should be included in the headline. It suggests a post on problem solving techniques while the author included more topics like argumentation.
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by linhns 4y ago
Both Clojure and Rust are not very fast to learn to the problem-solving level. Other languages like Java or C++ can substitute for them. APL probably too hard to learn in 1-day
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by linhns 4y ago
I tried taking cold showers and I can guarantee that "some time" is actually just 5 minutes or so. Not worth considering the risk of strokes and heart attacks.
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by linhns 4y ago
If that's Russia then that should happen. It's too big to have any use on this planet.
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by linhns 4y ago
I believe that you should be able to do basic CLI at least, but for rarely used commands or some incredibly complex one like ffmpeg, having an AI to do it is the way to go.
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by linhns 4y ago
> We don't 'tackle' anything unless we're playing rugby What about football (soccer)?
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by linhns 4y ago
K&R book. Nothing come close although it lacks on modern C.
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by linhns 4y ago
Time for other nations to do the same, albeit overdue
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by linhns 4y ago
Finally someone gets it. I highly doubt Japan is going to make the same mistakes again and they're just utilising what they have already built. A great step towards green, efficient and abundant energy.
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by linhns 4y ago
I did. It's a very fun language to learn. If you're comfortable with the simplicity of Python, Rust would be too verbose. I'm personally fine and actually like Rust more. With the current adoption pace it should be competing
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by linhns 4y ago
Gotta tip my hat to this. Someone actually spends time to do all these
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by linhns 4y ago
If they are not ready then the website should say that. Here it seems like they are really ready
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by linhns 4y ago
Should be life imprisonment really, not just a few bad years.
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by linhns 4y ago
Same for me. People kept telling me to take notes when listening and when I tried it, I immediate lost track after jotting down just a few words.
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by linhns 4y ago
It should be. I heard Qatar is actively trying to sweep it under the carpet.
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by linhns 4y ago
Nice stuff! However, when I try to drag the start/end points around the map it has an 'eraser' effect, deleting walls as it goes. Also you can try using black or darker gray for walls.