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2011.
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make3
11y ago
Some more information on LSTMs http://colah.github.io/posts/2015-08-Understanding-LSTMs/
2012.
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Why Julia is the high level language of the future
(polystat.blogspot.com)
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make3
11y ago
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2013.
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make3
12y ago
you also have to factor in the fact that, as high as it is, housing cost in SF and in the Bay are still double digits percentage lower than NYC. Living in San José or Palo Alto is something like 30% less expensive then in NYC. That's b
2014.
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make3
12y ago
you know, or the real world reasonnable mature engineering answer, a Java/C#/C++ scalable parallel tool using modern libraries and MPI if it ever needs to scale.
2015.
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make3
12y ago
thanks, made me lol.
2016.
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make3
12y ago
coreOs is the name of the apple operating systems department. feels weird to read that around
2017.
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make3
12y ago
cool. am I the only one who gets weirdly blurry text though? win8.1 latest chrome
2018.
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make3
12y ago
lol. your brother.
2019.
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make3
12y ago
pretty awesome. just wanted to say that in latest chrome on windows 8.1, when the city gets in 30k population range, new buildings and zonings model's don't appear; well, everything new doesn't appear, pretty much. also, wire
2020.
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make3
12y ago
While I agree that SV is expensive, I think most people agree that the talent there is really not restricted to startups. Google, IBM Almaden Research Center, to name a few, and then there's obviously Stanford and Berkeley very close.
2021.
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make3
12y ago
boldness bold boldness bold boldd bold.. ness.
2022.
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make3
13y ago
So what, China wants to move some of its industry there, or does it simply want to enable its companies to send their stuff there and re-export it from there, dodging EU taxes in the mean time
2023.
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make3
14y ago
uhh. 183. This game is so addictive. don't forget to hit 'enter' about every four words to prevent overflows. more words between 'enters' gives incrementally more points, it seems.