thingamarobert

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by thingamarobert 1y ago
This is very well made, and so nostalgic to me! My whole PhD between 2012-16 was based on RBMs and I learned so much about generative ML through these models. Research has come so far and one doesn't hear much about them these days but
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RegEx Testing(regextester.com)
2 points by thingamarobert 5y ago|0 comments
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How to Never User Lambdas(gist.github.com)
1 points by thingamarobert 6y ago|0 comments
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by thingamarobert 6y ago
I heard about this just the other day on an episode of the Radiolab podcast, if you're interested in listening to a nice narration to complement the article: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/artic
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Deepfakes and Audiovisual Disinformation(gov.uk)
1 points by thingamarobert 7y ago|0 comments
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by thingamarobert 9y ago
I didn't realise that LE was a Google initiative. I know that it's supported by the Chrome project (and thus Google), but also by Mozilla, EFF and a lot of other supporters. Could you please point me to any article that discusses
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by thingamarobert 9y ago
As much as the introduction and the first two sections motivate the post, I think the last "Don't Just Feel Pleasure, Show It" section is the one that contains the main take-home message in my opinion. If one has benefited by
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Let's Encrypt for Free(cherla.org)
2 points by thingamarobert 10y ago|0 comments
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
This is great! Seems like someone made a new post with just this link and that's trending on HN :).
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
My situation is very similar, actually. My wife and I are of different nationalities and would ideally like to have the flexibility to move to each others home countries when needed and still be able to work without much hassle. She's
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
A very practical piece of advice! Thanks. This is roughly the picture I had in my mind about how to progress. My mother (who is a full-time consultant now) did this. She'd work at the government office during the first half of the day,
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
A useful tip even for a hard-worker when times are bad.
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
Thanks! I'm about to order the book. And the website is also very interesting.
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by thingamarobert 10y ago
This is a very good point! I do collaborative work regularly on GitHub but on private repositories of the company with their assigned GitHub account. I should look into how this history can be joined with my public profile which has very li
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Ask HN: How to make a career working remotely?
435 points by thingamarobert 10y ago|93 comments
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In Defense of Free Software: My Case Against Lenovo in Mexico(globalvoices.org)
84 points by thingamarobert 10y ago|30 comments
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by thingamarobert 11y ago
I'd feel more excited about something that comes up with a way to completely get rid of agents. In my opinion, services for letting should look at establishing a more transparent and direct operating channel between the tenants and lan
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by thingamarobert 11y ago
And Sweden is with Donald Duck. http://www.npr.org/2014/12/24/372940340/how-donald-duck-help...
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by thingamarobert 11y ago
Maybe you'd like to follow that up with "The Art of War", by Niccolo Machiavelli? :) I'm in the middle of Paulo Coelho's "The Zahir". The next one in line is "Thinking, Fast and Slow", by Daniel