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TQDM Python Progress Bar(pypi.org)
1 points by liorben-david 3y ago|0 comments
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by liorben-david 3y ago
This is awesome!
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by liorben-david 3y ago
I think I agree with that. To 3b1b credit I think he frames his videos as "Here's a cool way to think about this topic".
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by liorben-david 3y ago
I think that's a good way to look at it. I'm definitely on the symbolic side of things for my understanding. I study pure math and the 1 applied math course I had to take(Applied Complex Analysis) was a nightmare because I was doi
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by liorben-david 3y ago
Curious how views on the Password policing differ by culture
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by liorben-david 3y ago
Let me preface what I'm saying by just expressing gratitude to 3b1b for making an amazing math animation library, getting tons of people excited about math(Including me), and producing some really great videos to give people intuition.
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by liorben-david 3y ago
Completely Agree. Part of the issue feels like that the people working on this are far more on the Math side than on the CS side. Like Gunnar Carlson's textbook and papers about Persistent Homology are geared towards algebraic topologi
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by liorben-david 3y ago
The paper seems to be using homology as the topological feature here. I've done some work in Topological Data Analysis before and it feels like the hidden issue is that computing homology is generally very inefficient(Since it usually
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by liorben-david 3y ago
Seems like a good way to prep a customer support bot for your product. Could also be used to generate a trained chatbot on your codebase and docs
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List of Mathematical Jargon(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by liorben-david 4y ago|0 comments
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Perhaps every district should be convex?
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Snippyly
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Full explanation and code here: https://codesphere.com/articles/teaching-cars-to-drive-with-...
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Teaching Cars to Drive with Neuroevolution(38098-3000.codesphere.com)
1 points by liorben-david 4y ago|1 comments
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Gotta love ZFC
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John Urschel: NFL Player, Mathematician(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by liorben-david 4y ago|0 comments
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by liorben-david 4y ago
I think the idea is that while any person could probably connect the dots, in a courtroom the fact that they were around the clinic is purely circumstantial and therefore insufficient to prove someone got an abortion.
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Balance Scale Puzzles(quantamagazine.org)
1 points by liorben-david 4y ago|0 comments
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Not sure why he omits this, but the author's name is Ariel Sabar and his father is Yona Sabar who is the one of the most influential scholars in the preservation of Aramaic. I would highly recommend Ariel's book, My Father's
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by liorben-david 4y ago
I think you're reading too much into the omission of historical narrative in this particular article about linguistics. The author, Ariel Sabar, wrote an entire book about his father's forced exile from his native Kurdistan by the
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Assuming this is your project, great job! The who design on this is beautiful!
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Additionally, being able to give faces to people who want to remain anonymous without having to disclose that they are anonymous. Could be helpful for certain confidential reporting scenarios
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by liorben-david 4y ago
One idea that comes to mind is using it for police lineups. Instead of bringing in a handful of random people that aren't suspects, maybe you show pictures of the suspect alongside people that don't actually exist. More generally,
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Not too suprising. For any small(As in mom and pop shop) corp, any changes in corporate tax is just going to result in the owner taking a different salary/profit mix to account for it. For large corps, not paying out significant divid
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Bayes Theorem with Example for Startups(codesphere.com)
2 points by liorben-david 4y ago|0 comments
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Dalle-E Caption Guessing Game(dalledle.com)
6 points by liorben-david 4y ago|0 comments
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by liorben-david 4y ago
Loved this! Being able to limit scope and just build is a skill that too often gets lost
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by liorben-david 5y ago
Did you use NGrok or some kind of live test environment to develop the slack app or use their new websockets functionality? Also where are you hosting your Slack app?
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Testing Locally Is Slowing You Down(codesphere-cloud.medium.com)
2 points by liorben-david 5y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do you prefer to pay for cloud
1 points by liorben-david 5y ago|1 comments

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