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mbeex
6y ago
Quanta article: https://www.quantamagazine.org/where-we-see-shapes-ai-sees-t...
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6y ago
Oh, forgot an 'o'.
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I think, this is one of the reasons to use much more video-based training sets and these in time-correct frame order. A moving boundary is something quite significant, but these should possibly not exclusively inspected through a hole (
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6y ago
I understand your intention, the non-linear hypertext affects cognitive abilities badly in many ways. But your approach has limits. You might have 9000 lines of text now, but any non-trivial corpus of knowledge will make things explode. Yo
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6y ago
>I can write math that loads instantly on your browser, using no MathJax, KaTeX or any client side processing You can render math statically with KaTeX and some standard static site-generator too. Here an example from my blog (using Peli
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7y ago
I have been using US keyboard layouts for more than 20 years. You can get them relatively easily from German online retailers, even for notebooks. I've been working with Lenovo/Thinkpad hardware for 15 years now and eventually fou
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> Someone died of COVID possibly > and didn’t have other health factors an aunt is saying so > who was young the only thing that can be regarded as certain
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7y ago
> unless you implement your own Tensorflow OP in C++/Cuda I don't know exactly what 'OP' means, but there are other ways to do ML in for example C++. I have some good experience with dlib, PyTorch's libtorch is o
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Seems to be a thing of electron, VS code cannot do this either (and the proper handling of multiple monitors in general).
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My KaTex/Pelican-based solution is here (don't mind - new blog, no real content yet, but the technical side is visible): https://depot.traits.de/ Feature test here: https://depot.traits.de/pages&#x
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7y ago
But this would give <svg> only, right? With KaTeX, I can produce MathML, HTML or both at compile time.
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7y ago
With KaTeX's 'output' option ( https://katex.org/docs/next/options.html ) you can have both. For providing accessibility for screen readers, TeX formula copying etc. you have to choose one of the Math
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7y ago
Does someone know, if MathJax can be utilized as renderer for a static web site? I do this with KaTeX for my Pelican-based blog successfully, after I found no way to integrate MathJax easily into the workflow.
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7y ago
As a starter (in German): https://www.tichyseinblick.de/daili-es-sentials/wie-die-coro...
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7y ago
> So far the politicians listened to expert advice which is precisely what I expect from them. This is simply not true. The response of the Merkel administration is one of the slowest and inconsequential in whole Europe. Very probably ac
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Another guy here (28 year gap): While I agree with the general statement (past/today), the specific situation (children with high age differences and the same parent) is different. I am much more relaxed then 30 years ago. Some things
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> These are all largely header libraries. That's not even true for boost, no matter if they always advertise that. The lib is also notorious for bad decomposability (using only a subset without installing the whole monster). Not to
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> But after Fukushima, she was forced to stop nuclear plants, because as Jancovici argued, she is an "assermented executor": if all germans want to stop nuclear energy, then there's nothing to do. I live in Germany. Seems
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The only things I'm searching this way are related to Windows' own ambiguities and opaqueness. For example, something like classic 'Control Panel' (not quite true, 'bookmarked' it after a while) or special sett
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> You shouldn't need intellisense to see that a property doesn't exist in an object. I think, this is simply not possible nowadays in any professional environment, involving multiple players. There are way too many frameworks w
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This is naive, but many - especially young people fall for it, their enthusiasm is exploited. All progress is priced in immediately, this is the lection everyone learns - or should learn - after a few years at least. https://en.w
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> So the mentality that I described is in real .. but even anecdotal evidence. I says nothing about the general situation. Personally. I never felt the need for FB. For a few years now my - large - family is running Threema. All of them,
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> if you could confirm the problem is fixed Yes, it's working :)
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> Sorry that the typo and the render errors affected you so much. It seems to concern some commentators here to a much greater extent, concluding from the whole downvoting dance. I'm old-school, I received my master in mathematics m
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> unless you have skin in the game for the opponent argument I stated explicitly otherwise (I'm not even in research), something you certainly couldn't miss. I'm not quite sure, if your allegation backfires. Especially in
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The author starts with: P(A|B) = P(B|A)P(B)/P(A) This is Bayes the wrong way around. The last part should be P(A)/P(B). I have no hand in the dispute (reading here for the first time about it), but not getting the basics right is
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I think, you unterestimate infrastructure (API-wise/tooling/people etc.) here. As it happens, I am myself a beginner in Julia. Not the language is the hard part, but the glueing with my current working environment. And as a beginn
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> Python haters always say Stopped here immediately. I have been writing software for more than 20 years, mainly in C++ and Python. No professional would start this kind of discussion with this childish attitude (apart from the fact, tha
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I have been looking for a blogging environment for this kind of topics for some time. So, my question to the author: What kind of software / tools /styles are behind this blog in the technical sense? I see mathjax, probably some s
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> And ~60% of new cars sold are electric in Norway. There is a specific reason for this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electricity_sector_in_Norway#H...
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