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by nie 7y ago
I don't see what your are arguing at all. I see full intend of abusing the "misunderstanding" to push fake news. We should be more cautious to the adversary trends lately instead of focusing on someone's own feeling.
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by nie 8y ago
I used to be the young people who love the work and made the work dominate my work life balance. My reason was quite simple: I felt this is the first time I have my ability validated, furthermore I was constantly surpassing my own expectati
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A gentle overview of the pipeline in Protein Structure Prediction(blog.nilbot.net)
1 points by nie 8y ago|0 comments
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by nie 8y ago
I have wrote an intro to the problem for lay-person. To the best of my ability. I hope this will be helpful for some of you[1]. [1] https://blog.nilbot.net/2018/12/pipeline-protein-structure-p...
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by nie 8y ago
> What am I doing wrong? I don't think you are doing anything wrong. Depending on how the book is written, some might be really boring and unchallenging, pick another one! If you are looking for brain-wrecking adventure and some go
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Mark Zuckerberg Has a Great Idea for How to Fix Facebook(gizmodo.com)
1 points by nie 8y ago|0 comments
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by nie 8y ago
Generally, Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG), mainly Kapitel 3. §57, §58 and §61.
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by nie 8y ago
> As a fundamental right, doesn't that mean that the government needs to abide by it as well? Can an EU resident demand that their image be removed from all footage collected by public surveillance cameras, for example? Yes, in Germ
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by nie 8y ago
Which explains why most of us are surprised/shocked that AlphaGo developed a winning strategy in favouring battling in the middle.
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by nie 8y ago
A Chinese Go teach phrase for kids: "Gold Corner, Silver Side, Grass (paper) Belly (mid)" - A corner is the best place - Side comes second - Carnage in the middle
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by nie 8y ago
So 'we' can block it. NLP for ads detection would be disastrous as a problem to tackle. And if users need to spend considerable effort to distinguish ads from actual content, the tech-platform will soon die due to angry mobs.
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by nie 9y ago
I'm also surprised that no one (of significant voice) has voiced enough to pressure Apple to think about their developer user population. Everywhere I go I see devs using mac. I'm sure the reason behind this is 2 folds: supported
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by nie 9y ago
because the "main" libs by Google, Facebook et.al. are blocked.
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by nie 9y ago
I would love to see zsh navigation tools[0] be integrated in fish. There is a long standing issue in fish which is the support for CTRL-R history, while many are pondering on the UI of it. I would like to see znt's UI be adopted (not s
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by nie 9y ago
As a native Chinese, I can't produce 嚔 either. I'm interested in the statistics among college-educated Chinese how many _can actually_ write down that character...
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by nie 9y ago
I enjoyed the blog article and I would like to gently reiterate the notion that a _typed nil_ in Go 2 would change the semantic of _nil_, as seen in the example expression at the end of the article: var b *bytes.Buffer var r io.Re
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Typed nils in Go 2(dave.cheney.net)
104 points by nie 9y ago|111 comments
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by nie 9y ago
I'm afraid your follow-up is even more inaccurate. We developed shadowsocks for the exact purpose of battling machine learned DPI head on. The real challenge is the (poor) quality of the networks and the topology of censorship body all
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Scientists slash computations for deep learning(m.phys.org)
4 points by nie 9y ago|0 comments
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Nokia 3310 coming to UK this month(engadget.com)
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by nie 10y ago
When I looked at the image[1] illustrating size/mass/orbit periods of TRAPPIST-1, I was fascinated by the orbit period: 6.10 days, for example, for planet e! Suppose we were to be able to stand on that planet and stargaze outwards