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by nonfamous 8y ago
I wonder is this is related to an issue with my Surface Book: when it’s plugged in to some (but not many) power outlets, the trackpad becomes unusable (the cursor skips all over the screen when you touch it). I’ve noticed it in a couple of
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by nonfamous 8y ago
> I think you're thinking of a meteorite hitting an airplane, which yes is probably extremely rare. Not as rare as you might think: for one airplane yes, but there are many planes and many meteorites. There’s a 5% chance a plane, so
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by nonfamous 8y ago
According to the linked issue, it's not just Windows Defender; 21% of scanners reported by VirusTotal also flag D. What could cause so many independent virus checkers to throw a false positive like this?
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by nonfamous 8y ago
According to Yahoo Finance, "billions": https://finance.yahoo.com/news/microsoft-may-relinquishing-b...
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by nonfamous 8y ago
And if you're going to publish something, for heck's sake don't publish it on facebook.com. It's a terrible platform for content. To even read this article, I had to sign into facebook, deny a prompt to provide alerts, c
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by nonfamous 9y ago
I think there's a fair case to make that lede is a genuine neologism, though.
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by nonfamous 9y ago
Monty, the OP, is in this video announcement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdkkC9ozDss
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Microsoft releases revamped Azure ML, new AI tools(azure.microsoft.com)
18 points by nonfamous 9y ago|1 comments
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by nonfamous 10y ago
Microsoft R Client includes the ScaleR package (rx functions and XDF file type) for faster statistics with data up to memory size. This is larger data than R can handle, as computations are done out-of-memory. For no limits on data size, yo
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by nonfamous 10y ago
Embracing, perhaps; extinguishing seems unlikely, given Microsoft's recent support of R in the likes of SQL Server and PowerBI.
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by nonfamous 11y ago
Blog post author here. SQL Server will be embedding Revolution R Enterprise, which eliminates the slowness and memory constraints of base R for many machine learning and statistical modeling algorithms. It runs parallel (not single-threaded
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by nonfamous 15y ago
Since longitude couldn't be measured accurately until the late 18th century, it would be interesting to see if there's any change in the quality of the data around that time.
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by nonfamous 16y ago
Yes, it was R. The author explains: http://paulbutler.org/archives/visualizing-facebook-friends/
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by nonfamous 17y ago
R has a strong set of machine-learning algorithms, both official and contributed. There's a list here: http://cran.r-project.org/web/views/MachineLearning.html