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nxpnsv
7y ago
I guess some people interested in machine learning doesn’t know about multiplication and division, but i wouldn’t want to depend on their models...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Neat. Sometimes bash is the right choice, and then a guide like this is a great complement to google / stackexchange.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Dangerously opaque tool. You should tell users why a row is an outlier, and you shoul document the methods you use (even if it’s just links to sklearn). Also would be more valuable as a cli app
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Your example is more like 85% coverage. Not that it changes your point much.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
nothing wrong with the basic idea of using words, but this implementation serves as a hash to obfuscate locations through a closed standard. One could form a grid per word and make it finer in steps, but then people would understand buffalo
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Nearby locations have radically different 3 words - thus it is useless for distances and small typos can lead to arbitrarily large errors.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
But that is not the mathematicians way...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
My new goto for animated buttsss.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Finally a project for my purchased and forgotten raspberry pi and robot parts - dronebrella.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
It is not an explanation it’s a name for a phenomenon that no physicists will tell you is fully understood.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I’m happy with firefox.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Trying to keep a random number secret likely is less stressful than an actual lie. Even if lie detectors worked this wouldn’t be a great approach. My way is better, scrap them for parts and buy beer for whatever is left over.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
The number one commercial tool used is powerpoint...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I have one. It’s sweet even without the modules, can always order them later. I consider it one of those few perfect purchases. Only issue in 1/2 year: I thought the cool coiled cable was too short so i bought a straight replacement ca
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nxpnsv
7y ago
Oh yeah? Then try coding in word...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
You mean like cdrom replaced books? Anyhow, i usually put my math in as latex in my notebooks.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I think it is supposed to mean member, but i don’t remember, common enough practice though
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I may be poorly informed, but why is firefox difficult? I switched a year ago and haven’t really noticed anything different...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
It is no different from the question how any other dimension suddenly existed. Time and space are connected.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
There was no "before" as time itself was created with the universe.
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I wonder how I make my inactive account look fake so they will cull it properly...
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nxpnsv
7y ago
I’ve been there. It makes a few m2 in the town square slightly lighter. Neat but certainly not mind blowing.
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nxpnsv
8y ago
Without reading the post, I read this as make a histogram with 6 bins in range –1 to 2 with name x. Then sort data into the histogram. What I don’t understand is the relevance of x, or why not just have a h.fill() function.
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nxpnsv
8y ago
You clearly have no idea what you are talking about. Did you try reading any of the papers we wrote? There are many analyses and multiple channels.
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nxpnsv
8y ago
Which is to say 1:370
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nxpnsv
10y ago
I do not think that was advocating chromebooks as an alternative.
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nxpnsv
11y ago
Or just stay in the shell... for voice in `say --voice="?" | awk '{print $1}'`; do say -v $voice "Hello $USER, I'm $voice"; done
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nxpnsv
13y ago
Some good points. The mistake here is assuming technology magazines have male only readers...
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nxpnsv
13y ago
...and of course to replicate lhc they'd need to reach 3.5 TeV at high luminosity. let's just say they are not ready for this quite yet... EDIT: (in 2011, then 4 TeV and next time they run 7 TeV)
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nxpnsv
13y ago
usually it is when the movement perceived from sight doesn't match what sense of balance tells you. so you get sick while reading in a car in the back seat but not when riding in the front...
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