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by techbio 10y ago
Here's an example: Confessions of an English Opium Eater ( http://www.gutenberg.org/files/2040/2040.txt ). Short for a biography, long for an article (couple hours read). The eloquent language itself makes go
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In fact some of the faithfully rewritten "facts" may be small fictions designed to identify, couched in the real text. Rewording them still confers the fingerprinted meaning.
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Author appears to use "downstream" and "upstream" to refer to "further down the stack" and "further up the stack". Is this normal usage? Seems reversed to me.
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by techbio 10y ago
No one here seems to have mentioned Google's back-end wins from cached smaller, standardized code and images. It's their datacenter using fewer ops on more content to do what they initially set out to do--organize the world's
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...and with an earlier partial origin from Hunter S. Thompson, with "reality" predating "future": http://www.whysanity.net/monos/fearandloathing.html
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Thanks for the link. I enjoyed the breakdown, and can see how it works, but wow that code would be easier to read split up over three php files and a template.
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I would like to see a little more serious attention to the "participation" rates in the workforce. Author is a little too reliant, for this particular topic, on the 5% unemployment rate.
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If it is so common in sports, why not in intellectual development? As far as I can tell, we in the US have more resources devoted to creating environments where equality is tested in only in material status, and to transcend this fairly pre
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"In Europe and the U.S., support for research and educational programs for gifted children has ebbed, as the focus has moved more toward inclusion." Not sure if utilitarian or humanitarian is the better metric, or if there is a re
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The LSTM shown will or will not predict the direction of a random walk. But it does OK with a sin function.
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This is a bit time consuming, but maintained impatience with scattered code and concepts is much more so.
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Fixed, thank you.
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May be on your end, this worked ok: https://tools.pingdom.com/#!/dyZcId/http://techbio.org/b-tra...
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Now? I can see it from the link, but can anyone else?
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Exploring Data Learning with Public Medical Databases(techbio.org)
3 points by techbio 10y ago|6 comments
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http://hotframeworks.com/ Skip the chart, look at the long tail of listings.
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JavaScript was originally a way to create interactive webpages, but because it broke or replicated MVC, became the backend too. The variety of backend requirements, and the flexibility of UX, led people to solve many individual workflow bot
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Is there any existing tool to interrogate a codebase for adequacy for a set of tasks? Ie. PageRank/'citations' for frameworks? Should there be?
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"I just want to know how your head feels under something like that/Under your brand new leopardskin pillbox hat" - Bob Dylan, 1966
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Quickest way to get an answer on the internet, state something wrong on a forum. Baseline CO2 apparently (from other comments) has always been in the 300+ppm range for human history, but I'm not arguing the details. If, for example, 4%
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Nice calibration of the subject.
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Dry and boring sounds interesting. Thanks for the tip.
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Scare tactics/propaganda. Whether the article is rightly or wrongly indicating something significant, I can't tell. 1. Chart shows carbon dioxide going from light red to dark red. The color scale is wildly different from the measu
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"Debt"'s troubling passage on Jubilee is archaic.
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Thorstein Veblen? Also, may be off center or not, but, Peter Bernstein "Against the Gods".
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"Shedding cash" seems slightly obscene. Great phrase though.
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I'd contribute to that. Especially it was operating on a source tree that was heavily abstracted already.
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Good thing tuning's a thing. I always knew friends' controllers were not equally matched and it was not a level playing field. For this reason alone wanted my own system. Well described concepts and illustrations and I enjoyed the
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Any experience with higher order search engines for code? Especially for the purpose of refactoring and de-duplicating for DRY cutting?
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Codebase Search Results with TF-IDF for diversity and conciseness [pdf](ics.uci.edu)
1 points by techbio 10y ago|1 comments

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