riri-au

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by riri-au 9y ago
It's useful for handling sites with really long login flows, and multiple accounts, so I use them as the exception, rather than the rule. Eg: AWS I have a work and personal account, and their login flow sucks, but the work and personal
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by riri-au 9y ago
One thing I've found really really useful is handling multiple google users over multiple google sites. I want youtube & google music to only use my personal account, so I never need to switch accounts, so google music and youtube
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by riri-au 9y ago
Agreed, shared programming is an immensely useful feature for numerical programming, including data science and machine learning. Lots of people will say that those should be written in C++, but I think the rise of machine learning & da
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by riri-au 9y ago
Hi everyone, I wrote this post primarily because - Optaplanner's docs assume quite a bit of sophistication, and it was quite difficult to get up and running with the tool - It's a really nice example of where even simple, day to d
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Using optaplanner to plan water supplies for burning man(blog.richardweiss.org)
1 points by riri-au 9y ago|1 comments
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by riri-au 9y ago
I guess I was a bit harsh, fair call. I'll respond this way: basic BI infrastructure is the bedrock of an organization's data capabilities. The best way for an organization to build their initial BI/DS capability is to addres
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by riri-au 9y ago
That's a really good point, and I've seen that myopia cause problems as well. Like you say, it's about understanding the limits and applicability of data science, and how it interacts with experience and qualitative strategy.
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by riri-au 9y ago
You preempted my followup article. I'm not sure where the balance between these two is, but I'm sure that many places get it wrong.
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Cargo cult data science(blog.richardweiss.org)
144 points by riri-au 9y ago|40 comments
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Experiment: simple conditioning of WGANs(blog.richardweiss.org)
2 points by riri-au 9y ago|0 comments
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by riri-au 9y ago
Firefox already does this - that's why it's the awesome bar. You can see it in action here https://youtu.be/pKE0Oc3yIBs?t=53
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by riri-au 9y ago
Yep! No need for extensions, you can see it working here: https://youtu.be/pKE0Oc3yIBs?t=53
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Finding related subreddits with relevancy scoring (Demo and Code)(blog.richardweiss.org)
1 points by riri-au 9y ago|0 comments
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by riri-au 10y ago
That video is a classic, I'm pretty sure most Australians watched it in school, and remember this scene: https://youtu.be/rm3hd1pxHME?t=44
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Adversarial infill – generating flowers with deep learning(blog.richardweiss.org)
1 points by riri-au 10y ago|0 comments