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meow_mix
9y ago
This "discrimination" is by design, they should quit crying
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9y ago
I'm honestly just too scared that Google would gain an even larger foothold in the web to consider implementing AMP on any sites, but the UX argument is valid as well
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9y ago
Great stuff for google home but I thought they already had almost all of this
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10y ago
> Ignoring the node modules directory This is one of the most annoying things about being in a node js project, whether you're just grepping or searching for a specific file it's a real pain point if you've forgotten to ig
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meow_mix
10y ago
Depends on how ML is used. ML is much more than gaging customer satisfaction
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10y ago
You're missing the point --the issue isn't just that you're supposed to study, you need to know what to study and when to study it. The kids in the article are studying very hard for preparatory SAT, which apparently gi
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meow_mix
10y ago
How good are the ORMs options in Go? One of the reasons Rails is my go-to for web development is how easy Active Record it makes configuration and changing databases.
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10y ago
If you pick cotton for 80/hr a week I promise you won't be picking cotton in the long run as long as the guy only doing it 20 hr/week (you will develop physical problems very quickly)
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10y ago
Musk might run a successful company but that's not really a science
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10y ago
I love stories like this one. Reminds me of the the twin prime story from a little while ago. Well written article as well!
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10y ago
Crazy experience --very surprised the FBI was as helpful as you described. I definitely wouldn't have considered that move but I'm glad the author mentions it.
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What free math textbooks have you used? (with solutions)
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10y ago
Really happy to have this guy as our neural nets professor at ohio state :)
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10y ago
Maria Montessori had a lot to say on the importance incorporating tactile elements in early education. This is why Montessori schools generally incorporate tools like the abacus (at least mine did). Not surprised we're re-learning some
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10y ago
"Proprietary" technical details? He doesn't even cite the kind of network he's using. This is an ad for him as a freelancer (I doubt the ad revenue hurts him either).
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10y ago
More parameters is very exciting! I wonder if anyone here has read about what the relationship between the number of parameters on the network and the size of the dataset used on the network? Wouldn't such a large number of parameters
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10y ago
Ruby is a fantastic language for writing command line tools. String interpolation and regex are great on it, easy to use OO principles as well as functional principals, etc. Definitely going to be writing wrappers over some of my favorite u
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10y ago
Thanks for so many positive responses everyone! Seems like the outlook on this question is brighter than I had anticipated.
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Ask HN: Is there really a market for deep learning skills without a Ph.D?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Not sure how this was judged... Seems silly to list jQuery, React, and Javascript... If jQuery, React etc is on there obviously JS is too? They should really break down the numbers. And what is meant by trending? I assumed this was judged
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10y ago
This is good news for GCS but they will need to compete on more than price if they want to gain market share. Saving 500$ / month is minuscule compared to the time it will cost engineers to migrate from AWS to GCS and get used to the n
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10y ago
This article seems to relate mostly to the computer vision problems associated with self-driving systems, but what about weather conditions? Is this a solved problem?
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10y ago
"Alexa order 12 dots" Getting a little ambitious
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10y ago
I love watching the change of seasons. When I had to move to the west coast I was really upset about losing that. Trying to move to NY again to get it back
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10y ago
I think the author has accidentally replaced the word "useful" with "being a good programmer". Sure, most computer scientists become programmers, and CS degrees don't necessarily translate into programming skills. H
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10y ago
Another person with a totally pointless comment. Really tired of people comparing Go and Ruby. You can "Go" away
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10y ago
The last thing the web needs is another person touting myFavoriteFramework > allOtherFrameworks.. Please go
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11y ago
Does anyone who understands the methods they use for prediction care to chime in? I'm curious to know how people model such a complex system with any hope of accuracy. Do they simply rely on some sort of time series data? Or is it some
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11y ago
This was a really bad time to post this framework, the disillusionment for javascript is at an all time high right now. That being said why Mongodb? NoSql are advantageous for write speeds, which as far as I know isn't particularly imp
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11y ago
Like the previous post stated, this is likely just because there are many nurses and elementary school teachers. There was no statement that the graph corrected for this.
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