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by logram 6y ago
Apparently it did: https://github.com/RaRe-Technologies/gensim/issues/1873
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by logram 6y ago
I was under the impression that you paid for a transaction. That wouldn't be free, would it?
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by logram 6y ago
From [1]: > Wikipedia develops at a rate of over 1.9 edits per second, performed by editors from all over the world. Currently, the English Wikipedia includes 6,167,378 articles and it averages 598 new articles per day. Doesn't seem
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by logram 6y ago
No, I think he means using the tuner to tell how well you sing intervals, etc. Find a center pitch, sing relative to that and keep track of how off you go from the correct notes.
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by logram 7y ago
Your last comment really resonated with me. This year I started thinking about how we relate ourselves to food, and I've come to think that we live in a very food-centric society. We have TV shows, instagram accounts, magazines and inf
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by logram 7y ago
There's this quote from Kundera's The unbearable lightness of being. Perhaps it makes sense in this context. We all need someone to look at us. We can be divided into four categories according to the kind of look we wish
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by logram 7y ago
Just a question: why do you use the third person when describing yourself? I've seen it in resumes and some formal settings, but never on a personal homepage. Also I find it a bit odd.
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by logram 7y ago
The danger about making these lists is that you may end up thinking that you have to get a high number of reasons to make your claim seem valid. I would not be surprised if the author started stating five to ten reasons and then thought tha
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by logram 7y ago
I got lost at the thief part. I agree that knowledge sharing is good for both giving back to the community and as a goal in itself. But why does it make sense to call a thief someone that contributes to a community, even if done for self or
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by logram 7y ago
You can do both of those things in vim. I don't mean to be nitpicky, I'm just mentioning in case someone reading this didn't know and uses vim. You can set scrollbind and convert splits (off the top of my head I think it&#x27
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by logram 8y ago
Hopefully I didn't misunderstand what you meant, but I'd argue that a hobby is exactly not instant gratification. That I would call entertainment. In my opinion the gratification of a hobby comes from enjoyment of the process itse
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by logram 8y ago
I haven't found a mobile option that doesn't considerably slow phone down yet.
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by logram 8y ago
>You provide a certain input and you get a certain output. When you provide the same input again and again, you get the same output. This is very different in the brain. In the brain, even if you choose the exact same stimulus, the respo
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by logram 8y ago
The article falls a bit short I think. What if you consider each function as one character? What about automatic generation of solutions? (Maybe by dynamic programming?) IMHO it proposes an interesting problem and brushes it off.