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by oslem 3y ago
I’m in my twenties and strongly prefer to read on paper over any screen. Partly because it’s easier on my eyes and partly because I like to markup the paper. I have yet to use something as seamless as a pen and paper for that.
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by oslem 3y ago
God bless. I can’t even get my team to stop using Jenkins for new projects.
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by oslem 3y ago
There was a company, Tactus, who developed a touch screen that had little physical bumps pop out of the screen to represent your keyboard. I’ve always wondered why it never caught on, but I’m sure the technology came with a host compromises
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by oslem 3y ago
It took me _years_ to hone in my learning style- well after college. Learning to estimate (and to accept) the amount of effort it takes to truly learn a topic was freeing, in a way. Also, learning to identify when I could/should _stop_
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by oslem 3y ago
You can read the blog post mentioned in Jeff Geerling’s comment in this thread. It does a nice job of detailing the problem and his solution w/o needing to watch the video (which he does recommend, but I found the blog post to be an en
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by oslem 3y ago
I agree that ostracizing researchers using neural networks is not a good path for anyone to go down. However, even though NNs are great at modeling problems…we usually have no idea how those learned models actually work. So NNs are great at
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by oslem 3y ago
I’ve held out for two generations as well and although USB-C would be nice, having to carry one more cable or an adapter just isn’t enough for me to justify spending >$1,000 on a new phone.
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by oslem 3y ago
You can still charge through the USB-C ports, fwiw.
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by oslem 3y ago
To be honest, I don’t hate the smell but it is very pungent and dominates. Having been in several cities where marijuana is legalized, you can often only smell there smoke rather than getting to enjoy the smells of restaurants, food stands,
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by oslem 3y ago
I agree and I really enjoy the simplicity of the concept. Though I don’t believe anyone is suggesting using it as a full-time replacement for any other language.
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by oslem 3y ago
Quick plug for makeareadme.com. I’ve always found it to be a good starting point for new projects.
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by oslem 3y ago
Are there alternate tools that you believe can achieve improved critical thinking or “opening up your mind.”
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by oslem 3y ago
I agree that the information is much easier to come across, but the SNR of reliable information is much lower overall. Additionally, the amount of content and depth you must go to truly understand a topic is far greater.
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by oslem 4y ago
That’s correct. However, the 3 seconds refers to the minimum amount of audio required for the reference audio, not how long it takes the mode to synthesize.
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by oslem 4y ago
I believe the author was trying to drive the point that structs in C are the most similar language feature to classes in Java rather than implying the two are identical. Perhaps the title could’ve have been written less absolutely, but decl
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by oslem 4y ago
I think you are referring to GE2E [1], which is the speaker identification model used in that project. [1] https://arxiv.org/abs/1710.10467
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by oslem 4y ago
I’m assuming you’re concerned with resume manipulation? Or is there another reason you prefer to submit your resume in a non-editable format?