simonhughes22

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Bengio's free Deep Learning Book(iro.umontreal.ca)
6 points by simonhughes22 12y ago|0 comments
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Brackets IDE adds always on Js Debugger(alltom.com)
2 points by simonhughes22 12y ago|0 comments
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by simonhughes22 12y ago
I found, in terms of learning a language quickly, that taking a course in programming language concepts where you have to learn a variety of different languages, covering functional, procedural, OO, symbolic, static and dynamically typed, e
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
Could not agree more. He states a lot of statements as if they are proven facts, where they are really speculation and opinion, which is the opposite of an objective scientific argument. And he seems to fundamentally miss-understand machine
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
So they spent 25 years reinventing LISP?
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
You are missing the point. Above a certain level, the negative side effects start out weighing the positive affects. So just because something is not close to toxicity, does not mean it is actually having a net benefit on your health. With
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
Typical response from someone who doesn't understand any form of mental illness as they have been blessed to not suffer from it. Try some empathy.
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
Here is a link to 1,000 IU dosage: http://www.amazon.com/NOW-Foods-Vitamin-1000-Softgels/dp/B00... You may want to opt for the 600 IU if you get some sun as it is. I live in Chicago, so no much sun for me in Winte
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
It is worth pointing out that it depends on your age, your deficiency level, and whether you are pregnant. Here is a good article from the Mayo clinic: http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/vitamin-d/NS_patient-vitami..
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
I would recommend a much lower dosage of Vitamin D3 than the extreme high dosage (5,000 IU) on that Amazon site. While it is important to maintain reasonable levels of D3, higher levels can cause a range of problems, from kidney stones to i
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New Study shows alcohol boosts Creative Problem Solving(blogs.discovermagazine.com)
2 points by simonhughes22 13y ago|0 comments
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
Here's the TedX link explaining how they developed it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tdta2YhEwZA
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Crazy Aussie Hackers create real Star Wars-like 3D Hologram(youtube.com)
3 points by simonhughes22 13y ago|1 comments
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PS4 is top of Amazon Video Games Sales Chart(amazon.com)
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
People migrated from Reddit as it became too mainstream and less tech focused. Reddit has a similar design. I like the simplicity personally
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Oh Dear - Google Glass Gets first Porn App(cnbc.com)
1 points by simonhughes22 13y ago|0 comments
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
That is true.
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
This is not rocket science. They probably store it encrypted, and decrypt in RAM when they need to validate things like that. It's not the first company to have this restriction. I know some companies that prevent parts of day names in the
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IGN Poll Results: XBox One Vs PS4 - PS4 On Top(ign.com)
3 points by simonhughes22 13y ago|0 comments
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
If someone with 200+ karma would make this a poll, I would appreciate it.
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Ask HN: What is a good starting salary for a Data Scientist?
4 points by simonhughes22 13y ago|1 comments
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
175k or more
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
150-175k
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
125-150k
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
100-125k
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
75-100k
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
50-75k
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
Knockout does this but it also has declarative html bindings, so there is no need to do the observer logic, you just add some lightweight annotations to your html and it binds for you. I think this is a lightweight alternative to ko, but ko
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by simonhughes22 13y ago
This is really cool. Are there plans for intellisense? Although I know that is hard to do well in dynamic languages. Also, any plans for instarepl in languages other than Clojure? Great work guys.