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by syats 5y ago
Also works on ideapad, in case anyone is wondering
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by syats 6y ago
I have only marginal experience with both but.. isn't this the case also with java nowadays?
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by syats 6y ago
Let us recall that that inflation in Germany is close to 0. Thus, saying that policy X is responsible for a price hike is hilarious. There is no reason to raise the prices of unregulated apartments (second plot), except the greed of those o
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by syats 6y ago
Out of the box, the SaaS thingy is not really needed, you can just signup and use the device without ever logging in or downloading their mobile app. They're just kind enough to keep all your notes for you and thus, by default, need a
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by syats 6y ago
Linked Data does have a concrete definition: RDF data that is accessible through SPARQL, with well defined semantics. That is, following a published ontology and re-using existing vocabularies as much as possible. Linked Data itself is not
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by syats 6y ago
All that happened was a "Sorry, there was a problem typesetting your CV." without any latex output. If I change to a different template, or remove my publication list, all works as expected. (Thanks!)
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by syats 6y ago
I agree with this. It is common to hear "Partial SPARQL 1.1 support"... or "Partial OWL compatibility" or "A variant of SKOS is supported". While it is true that full ECMA6/HTTP2/IPv6/SQL is als
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by syats 6y ago
I like the idea of generating several CVs, the minimalist style very much, and also the the no-email-required policy (but see below). Here are some points I see for improvement: * There is no way to set the order in which publications appe
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by syats 6y ago
Great article, and the bit at the end is also very informative.
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by syats 6y ago
I would like to pose the question: why do you think these salaries have to increase? I work in Europe in a SW company, earning a well above country-average salary (around 2.5x). I live quite well. My colleagues live quite well. The company
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by syats 6y ago
This is basically saying: "You got them hooked, now squeeze every cent you can out of them", which I think is very dishonest advice. There is at least one costumer who won't (or can't) pay a penny more than they are curr
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by syats 6y ago
I'll tell you about International Data Spaces Assocation, just for the sake of completeness, and because others have mentioned some sort of certification of apps, etc. Finding a general solution to the problem posed by OP is quite diff
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by syats 6y ago
In my dream world, "decision makers" (gov officials, top managers) attend their fancy meetings with one of these, and have on-screen info, fed by an army of people in different parts of the world, to minimize the amount of bullshi
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by syats 6y ago
This would incentivize the rock-star attitude, leading to a large number of posts created by people to have followers. This, in turn, will lead to the exclusion of stories and comments from people who don't want to spend time gaining f
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by syats 6y ago
Just wanted to mention Redmine, which is actually GPL and can be installed on premises. Looks a bit dated and somehow hard to customize.. but at least you keep your data (ai models, you say?) you get to keep it when "free" is no l
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by syats 6y ago
I think this same argument holds for any mention of "dashboard".
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The US does what it is economically punishing China for doing(theintercept.com)
2 points by syats 6y ago|0 comments
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by syats 6y ago
The article this thread is about clearly shows that your second statement is not true.
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An Open Version of WordNet(en-word.net)
73 points by syats 6y ago|20 comments
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by syats 6y ago
Wordnet is like a dictionary in that it contains definitions and synonyms of words. It goes beyond a dictionary in that it also records relationships like hypernym (broader) and hyponym (narrower), which can be useful for "understandin
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by syats 6y ago
This is an awesome effort! Regarding a comment on possible use cases.. One component that would really compliment this would be a programming-language specific checker of definitions. In the documentation's example of "integer&quo
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by syats 6y ago
The video is very good. i) It teaches basic gear-ratio concepts ii) it showcases an amazing repertoire of reduction modules, iii) it poses interesting questions regarding power transmission like: how much power is being dissipated throug
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by syats 6y ago
Indeed, ML is vastly deployed, I do not doubt that. And maybe those "AI-powered" companies are making money, or making lives better. But I was referring explicitly to existing processes. Your poacher detection example is a good
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by syats 6y ago
I like this article very much. As someone who makes a living from R&D funding into hyped technologies, this made me do some amount of introspection. AI, however much we love it, and however good computers are at chess and go, has done r
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by syats 6y ago
Thanks for sharing wordsandbuttons, it is full of very interesting content, which is, after all, the only thing that humans consume from it. It is a very good answer to OP. Furthermore, the site is very satisfying to navigate, specially wit
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by syats 6y ago
"tuition-free" is a misrepresentation of USD 4K for an undergrad degree. That might seem cheap for US (does it? really? compared to community college for example?), but it's crazy expensive for most "people" out the
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by syats 6y ago
Related project: https://sciencedb.github.io/
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by syats 6y ago
This will also be an issue with some docker images built some years ago with an outdated cert store somewhere in there. Unmaintained images are, in effect, frozen in time. I'll just mention glassfish here in case someone in the near fu
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by syats 6y ago
Is there something similar for Apache projects?
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by syats 8y ago
I would be ashamed to publish the graph with the "trend", the fit is so incredibly bad.

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