lomereiter

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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   Jeremy Howard's course ( http://course.fast.ai/ ) is much as you describe, the downside is it's a little too boring for people with mathematical education.
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   In fact Evernote has been advertising handwritten text indexing for quite a while: https://blog.evernote.com/blog/2015/06/23/6-ways-evernote-em... This is one of many tiny little things why people still
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   I believe he talks about the 30% ruling: http://www.iamsterdam.com/en/local/official-matters/highly-s...
4. 64.▲
   by lomereiter 10y ago

   I highly recommend the book "To mock a mockingbird" for gentle and fun introduction to combinatorial logic.
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   Regarding the first point, an illustrative example is that of Nico Rosberg who retired recently, right after winning F1 championship: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/dec/02/nico-rosberg-s...
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   Sorry for a stupid joke, but I misread 'lava' as Java and immediately thought of all those Hadoop clusters big enterprises put into cold countries to save on cooling costs.
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   Also, minimum value is in some ways actually better, as argued by Alexandrescu in one of his talks [0], as it effectively removes various sources of noise from the measurement. Not sure to what degree this argument is applicable to a langua
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   by lomereiter 10y ago

   Here's an open-source time-proven project for huge image visualization over web: http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/