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NTM-Lasagne: An Open-Source Neural Turing Machine Library, Snips Blog(medium.com)
16 points by oulipo 11y ago|0 comments
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by oulipo 11y ago
The only thing OSM is missing is a good open places database
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TEDX – Making technology disappear using Artificial Intelligence(youtube.com)
13 points by oulipo 11y ago|1 comments
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by oulipo 11y ago
Not sure though why you justify the fact that you should'nt use singletons embedded in a struct because they are copied by reference? If it is a singleton, you want it to be copied by reference. And you actually expect it to be since y
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How AI will make technology disappear(medium.com)
8 points by oulipo 11y ago|0 comments
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by oulipo 11y ago
It was not about 500 which I think we can live to, it was about searching a boundless expansion of life -- until a certain time where the physical limit of information stored in the brain is too large
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by oulipo 11y ago
Sure, but this is a part of life on which we have no choice, this is different from actively pursuing something which would not make sense as though it had some sense. I'm not saying living 500 years would be a problem (I'm pretty
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by oulipo 11y ago
Reversing aging has nothing to do with cancer, on the contrary, by living longer you expose yourself more to die from a painful illness than from a age death
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by oulipo 11y ago
This has nothing to do with escaping death, aging is only one of the causes of death, making life longer will just expose you to more risk of accident, suicide, or illnesses, this is not what makes you immortal. There are other more philoso
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by oulipo 12y ago
Cool work, I know Max and he is passionate & loves interviewing people. This is totally worth the read!
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by oulipo 12y ago
I'm not aware of those, but there may be some indeed -- I'd say the culture is close between US & UK so it can permeate, but how I see it, the problem is rather that University deans do not play their roles (they should protec
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by oulipo 12y ago
I'm not sure it is the problem of a culture treating children particularly -- I think it has much more to do with the fact that: - in America you can sue someone for almost anything - universities in the US made students pay so much fo
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by oulipo 12y ago
Interesting discussion by Seymour Papert & Bret Victor: http://worrydream.com/#!/MeanwhileAtCodeOrg The point is using computers to help people reason (because experimenting & seeing results in real-time is wha
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by oulipo 12y ago
It could be the user sending a computation to the server and wanting its interface to be updated as soon as the computation is done, it is feasible by regularly polling the backend after launching a worker process, but this adds complexity
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by oulipo 12y ago
So you think polling is the most effective solution, it is perhaps the case. I was thinking whether using something like gevent or Tornado, a bit like nodejs, would enable the webserver to keep the socket open without blocking while the com
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by oulipo 12y ago
Wondering about something: if you need to have a long task (5s to 10s) in the background, or even longer, for an AJAX request, what should you rather do: - use gevent + gunicorn, or Tornado, in order to keep a socket open while the worker i
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by oulipo 12y ago
Nice! We actually did the same in Paris a few months ago with OSM & d3 :) https://twitter.com/snips/status/452943384702119936
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by oulipo 12y ago
It would allow to distribute and package the library simply, rather than having to checkout the library in the other projects dir and have weird require(../../lib/module/other)
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by oulipo 12y ago
I use browserify and I'm happy with it, but I have one question that perhaps someone can answer : how can I develop a library with different modules, say lib/module/func, lib/module/other, and compile the library as
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by oulipo 13y ago
Thanks!
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by oulipo 13y ago
Author here, I developed it in Chrome and had not checked in Firefox before I saw your comment -- I will try to debug later tonight what is going on with Firefox, but I haven't used any special API apart from d3 so I'm not sure wh
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Fast interactive prototyping with D3.js II – Tricks of the trade(snips.net)
74 points by oulipo 13y ago|10 comments
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by oulipo 13y ago
I wrote a post about doing animations using Sketch and d3.js, you might find it interesting http://snips.net/blog/posts/2014/01-10-fast-interactive_prot...
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by oulipo 13y ago
Thanks!
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by oulipo 13y ago
Check Quartz Composer and Origami -- also check http://snips.net/blog/posts/2014/01-10-fast-interactive_prot... for a list of various options
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by oulipo 13y ago
Nice tutorial! You can also check the one I wrote about creating interactive prototypes using Sketch and d3.js here: http://snips.net/blog/posts/2014/01-10-fast-interactive_prot...
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Show HN: Fast interactive prototypes using Sketch and d3.js(snips.net)
3 points by oulipo 13y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing the evolution of an artist using quilts (reddit.com)
1 points by oulipo 13y ago|0 comments
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by oulipo 13y ago
Is there a huge difference with s3cmd?
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by oulipo 13y ago
They were inspired by http://armorgames.com/play/2205

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