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by rogerbraun 15y ago
Mine would have been Javascript.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
You might want to take a look at my implementation. I use the content of the linked sites via viewtext.org. This is probably more reliable.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
I thought it was familiar, too ;-) What do you actually use as features for training? Just the words in the title?
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Show HN: A client-side Bayes classifier for Hacker News(rogerbraun.net)
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Show HN: Random placeholder image from Google Image Search(quickimage.heroku.com)
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
Why would you work for free?
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
No, but for loops are simple. Classes are not that simple. Of course, no feature really is "magic". But there are a lot of features that may be easy to use but hard to deeply understand. Take for example the attr_accessor method that Ruby u
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Win Firefox builds hitting 3GB virtual address space limit, failing.(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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Simple testing for your algorithmic Javascript(rogerbraun.net)
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
> 1) They make hardly any money from their 30 percent. This is fascinating. Do you have any sources?
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
A very good point. I also use the same method as you do, but you probably know how flaky this can be sometimes, too (At least if you use all this: Gmail, G+, Analytics, Google Music). You are right that there are cases where you would absol
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
I don't think that this is the same. I can not think of a reason why one should have two Facebook accounts, except for maintaining two complete separate sets of relations, for example for anonymity. But having several Google accounts can ha
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
No way to join accounts, again. I can not understand why this kind of basic functionality is missing. EDIT: Just to clarify, I mean there is now way to connect a Google Apps account to another Google account so that they can share certain s
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
This reminds me so much of the UNIX Hater's Handbook, which argues that this attitude ("it's just a rite of passage", "it is better now anyway") is a result of growing up in a world where the design errors of UNIX are seen as features. I do
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Selective color effect with ChunkyPNG, or: How I won Codebrawl #10(rogerbraun.net)
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
So now it's only for non-prophet organizations?
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How to tune a statistical segmenter with Maxixe(rogerbraun.net)
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Using Picky, the semantic search engine, for search and profit(rogerbraun.net)
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
I think so, too, but it does not matter. The function you use on the elements in your list when doing a map can be anything, so it may even be something like counting up.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
Probably because there is a rather obvious negative interpretation: People think they have a real chance to become a millionaire, while in reality, they will probably always be comparatively poor. So they always make decisions based on this
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
No, but you can still use 10x10 chunks where possible and use chunks as close to 10x10 as possible for the rest.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
But it's the same for non-mobile platforms. I only use 10 applications on my computer, too, and I try to avoid platforms that don't have these. Of course, one might argue that everyone needs the same apps on a smartphone (telephony, messagi
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
This is exactly why I stopped using DDG as my main search engine. My workflow was often like this: - Search for term on DDG - Look at results, find nothing - Try to find better term - Give up and use original term in Google - Find result I
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
I thought the same about the rudeness. I don't know why "try another distro" should not be acceptable when you are a kernel developer. The OS is more than just the kernel.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
No, but saying "hey, your girlfriend does this, my girlfriend does this, too! It's probably because they are both women!" is insulting if there is no reason whatsoever to believe that there really is something genetic behind the behaviour.
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
Please don't say things like this. Why should it be a "gender thing"? This only alienates people. "You don't close your windows? Like a girl?"
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
The story on the page you link to does not even add up. The title says that he sold his kidney for an iPad2, but later it says "he returned home with a laptop and an iPhone". So what did he buy?
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
He does not want to give you advice on which sexual partner to pick. He thinks that it should be forbidden by law to be homosexual. There is nothing about this in "Ender's Game", to get back to the topic. So, while I think it is right to cr
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
It's hard to believe that whoever wrote that headline actually has experience with severe depression. I have lived together with two people suffering from this, and they can absolutely not think better because of their illness. Maybe people
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by rogerbraun 15y ago
There is a plugin for Mercurial that makes it possible to use git repositories: http://hg-git.github.com/

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