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by swordsmith 8y ago
Sounds a bit like Transcriptic, is this compilation process of protocols the distinction?
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by swordsmith 9y ago
While that approach might help you understand how to code a technique, it doesn't do much to teach you to evaluate when and why to use a technique. You can read a bunch of tips on when to use something, but simply remembering these &qu
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by swordsmith 10y ago
Do 30 pushups during every compile cycle. Or any other body weight exercise.
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by swordsmith 10y ago
Why should Ruby, Git and a bunch of other tools be in the default installation? If you are a developer installing it is easy enough. If I want a minimum dev environment, I don't want to go around searching and uninstalling a bunch of p
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by swordsmith 10y ago
I was planning on going through Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning by Bishop, for those who have gone through this PDF, which do you think is more useful for learning data science?
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by swordsmith 13y ago
Could you explain how you would do this? There doesn't seem to be an editable line, what's the trick?
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by swordsmith 13y ago
This is actually pretty fun. Although my first reaction to the "white noise" hint was to pull up matlab and do a 2D-fft, figured it might show a picture. Would never have thought contrast/brightness though :(
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by swordsmith 14y ago
Thanks for the comment, you're right, my conclusion was definitely hasty and very much lacking reading it the second time. The 11 laws were illustrated through historical examples, showing how observance and transgression of each primarily
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by swordsmith 14y ago
I've been reading Robert Greene's 48 Laws of Power recently, and throughout this essay, I can't help but think just how all the "moves" Zuckerburg were accused (and infamous) of were exemplary of a number of these laws. Not trying to pass j
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by swordsmith 15y ago
HN for programming and hacking. For tech and science: http://technologyreview.com http://sciencemag.org