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by rerx 9y ago
It is called a review article. Such a paper is meant to summarize the current understanding in an ongoing field of research. It is useful for researches who are not (yet) intimately familiar with that field. They might want to add contribut
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by rerx 9y ago
Keep in mind that more severe visa restrictions might apply to the OP than to you.
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Training RNNs as Fast as CNNs(arxiv.org)
6 points by rerx 9y ago|0 comments
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Daniel Lemire: DeepL is as good as human translators?(lemire.me)
4 points by rerx 9y ago|0 comments
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DeepL schools other online translators with clever machine learning(techcrunch.com)
2 points by rerx 9y ago|0 comments
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by rerx 9y ago
"DeepL also intends to release an API in the coming months, allowing its superior translations to enhance other products such as digital assistants, dictionaries, language learning apps, and professional translation programs." fro
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by rerx 9y ago
The automatic language detection works much better if you give it a few words.
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by rerx 9y ago
It's done and it works very well (in my experience) for comparing two revisions of a document: https://www.ctan.org/pkg/latexdiff
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by rerx 9y ago
This is super interesting. I believe the general expectation was that convolutional neural networks would soon surpass recurrent neural networks in machine translation tasks, but this is an entirely novel approach.
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by rerx 9y ago
It does not work on Sierra yet.
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by rerx 9y ago
* Zuse, not Zeus :)
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by rerx 10y ago
ThinkPad Compact USB Keyboard with TrackPoint And a mouse at its side that I am less picky about.
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by rerx 10y ago
As a physicist breaking into software engineering, but lacking education in CS, this list is extremely welcome to me.
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by rerx 10y ago
> My experience is quite the opposite. I was a heavy LaTeX user, and stopped pure LaTeX years ago when I learned org mode. For the usual markup, Org mode syntax is much nicer than LaTeX's. And if I want custom LaTeX, Org mode lets m
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by rerx 10y ago
I have been a heavy user of Emacs for six years or so. However, I never really got into org-mode. I use it for some simple notes and lists, but I never export them into any different format. If I want to produce a well-formatted PDF, I dir
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by rerx 10y ago
I guess it depends on how common the name in question really is. In Germany, a lawyer named Dr. Andreas Shell lost a five-year legal dispute against the petrol multinational and had to hand over "shell.de" in 2001. Amazingly, in 1
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by rerx 10y ago
Dolphin is pretty nice! It also has a well integrated terminal with directory tracking, so it is straightforward to switch between command line and graphical operations.
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Kube 0.1 – a modern email client for KDE(kube.kde.org)
1 points by rerx 10y ago|1 comments
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by rerx 10y ago
I just started using this myself. Having a good, free Linux client and a reasonably priced Android client was most important to me. I like how enpass is offline-only, but neatly integrates with a number of sync providers like Dropbox to sha
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by rerx 10y ago
That sounds intriguing! Is there a write-up about what you are going to do with labels?
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by rerx 10y ago
I know. But as long as neither Fastmail's (great) web interface nor any mail client known to me builds an interface with them that is comparable to Gmail's labels they are really not useful.
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by rerx 10y ago
I moved to Fastmail to avoid such issues. They are reliable and, as a paying customer, it is easy to reach human support. They also escalate issues to the developers quickly, if necessary. What I miss are some of Google's innovations b
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by rerx 10y ago
> Let's make the rather conservative assumption, then, that a girl would go out with someone if and only if they were at least one standard deviation above her idea of average At least he's not that picky about how picky his gi
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by rerx 10y ago
I never knew of `cd -` before -- very useful!
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by rerx 10y ago
Note that if you are not associated to a renowned academic institution, the Arxiv will require someone to endorse you before you can post articles.
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by rerx 10y ago
I agree, it was a super friendly fully integrated environment. The comprehensive online help, the super fast compiler and the easily accessed debugger made going forward a breeze.
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by rerx 10y ago
KDE Connect does that, if you happen to use Android on your phone and KDE on your computer.
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by rerx 10y ago
I find Magit mode in Emacs to be very useful to create coherent and concise commits. It has a fabulous interface for picking out the chunks of an edited file that should be staged.
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by rerx 10y ago
I would just replace the Raspberry Pi with a modern wifi router connected to your ISP provided router and run that one in access point mode.
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by rerx 10y ago
This clunky contraption reminds me of the "Ultrabase", a sort of mobile docking station for the Thinkpad X220 and earlier -- only those offered way more connection options.

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