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4WD/AWD definitely helps in some day-to-day driving cases. One example is parking in a foot of snow in NYC. Otherwise you have to spend an hour digging. Another example is getting out of a driveway in the morning when you are late aft
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I think types can be both frustrating and life-saving. However, the "danger" for me lies primarily in implicit conversion. That is, Python vs Lua/JS/R. When writing large programs, some things happen implicitly and lint
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10y ago
Well thing is you ARE indirectly managing server resources. For example, you have to deal with "autoscaling" or else it can run out of control. Why not say "fully-managed" or "serverside fully-managed"? In ser
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It happens in some cases when the focus is on the field. Here's one condition: There are sometimes textboxes that are dynamically set to read only depending on certain criteria. If it is set to read only at some point and you aren'
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10y ago
Alt + left arrow is way more obvious than backspace. There have been countless times I pressed backspace inside a textbox and it went back to the previous page, losing all the written text.
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I think SoundCloud is better if you are not planning on buying anything and want to listen to covers of songs you like. Also SoundCloud front end is easily the best front end of any site I've seen before or since.
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10y ago
I am also for open source, however here are some arguments for closed source: What are the bad effects to society for software transparency? One is companies that are less willing to write code or go to market because their code IP wouldn
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Also remember, his diet is a function of not taking carbs at all (or very little) for a short time. For someone who eats lots of carbs already, a plum/orange isn't going to cause an increase in weight. It is primarily just calori
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Depends on the game. Here's Bioshock infinite: http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph8426/67045.png Here is F1 2013: http://images.anandtech.com/graphs/graph8426/67044.png So some
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Pay in sports in USA is primarily market driven. It has nothing to do with how good someone is objectively, because I can make up a sport that I would be best at in the world and I wouldn't get paid anything for playing it. People thr
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Let's say there are only 2 users using it. Then a lot of bandwidth would go unused if each user has a hard cap. Ideally, there would be a dynamic limit based on network utilization and type of content consumed.
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Degrading video quality is not a bad idea if you have limited bandwidth. This would help in cases such as airplane flights. One person watching HD cat videos is going to consume more bandwidth than 20 people doing work. Now, assuming bandw
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10y ago
Why not just use Xeon 2697-v2 for the same price as the phi? It's 12 core so performance in all-core situation would be about the same as this one. But on non-parallelized code it would be ~5x faster..
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For some people happiness only comes from competition. Having said that, competition at work is not great because it leads to worst possible result for workers and best possible result for employers.
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Binary blobs provided by Nvidia are extremely unreliable. I've had to ssh to a machine because the graphics don't work at all after some kernel upgrades. Linking to Theano-CUDA is always a nightmare. Forget about optimus. That has
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Approaching (Almost) Any Machine Learning Classification Problem. If you are doing sequence labeling, learning something about the data, tackling partially unlabeled data or time-varying data, you generally have to take a different ap
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Education doesn't help fix poverty or move people from lower middle class to upper middle class. http://www.demos.org/blog/12/2/15/why-education-does-not-fix... Edit: However, it will increase wages
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It is essentially already that if you are careful with the variables. Currently, you can easily control which things are saved and which aren't. So it is the best of both worlds.
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"To leverage the psychology of your brain, you need to instead choose clear goals that you clearly know how to accomplish, and then approach scheduling with flexibility." What if the goals are unclear or you don't know how to
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I don't understand why they're doing this on the Yelp/IMDB datasets. Here's the paper they're citing that is doing the same thing with gated neural nets: http://www.emnlp2015.org/proceedings/EMN
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There should have been a control experiment where a person's likeability, intelligence and "hirability" are assessed when both women and men say the same things with and without modulation to make sure it is really neutral.
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What specifically is the pop-up? I don't see any you can't disable.
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I work on a product that required testing of all these AVs in real life scenarios and also requires to improve upon them. Regarding scanning speed for MSE: On my current Windows installs (2 VMs - one Win7, one Win10) and one installed on ba
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Windows MSE can be way more resource hungry than many AVs while providing a worse protection. Symantec might actually be worse than MSE depending on your data etc. Avira is the best free one right now IMO. No spam you can't opt out of
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If you stand behind a paper, you won't have signal with T-mobile. I'm exaggerating, but I tried getting T-mobile 2x so far. Once in SF in 2015 where I didn't have connection anywhere in my apartment on the second floor in a n
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Debugging poorly written or convoluted K programs is much more complicated than debugging equivalent C/C++/Java/Python programs. It's decent for prototyping though, although I bet most people would prototype just as fast
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1. It is reversible over time if people concentrated on removing CO2 from the air. 2. This is not yet known. What if Russia opens borders and lets people in as long as they stay in Siberia? What if food supply shortage helps innovate instea
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They are usually private datasets and details of the training are not usually disclosed. There could also be duplicated effort by every company competing in the field. There is also the side that it would make it harder for startups to com
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Parameters usually means number of features or independent variables. Hyperparameter values are the algorithm constants. How you eliminate depends on your data and your algorithm choice. You know when you are overfitting when you are doing
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We have much smaller apartments in SF for the same price: http://www.equityapartments.com/san-francisco-bay/soma/77-bl... I agree. Both are not really worth the price.
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