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by tunnuz 10y ago
It's broken. I just used it, and it randomly generated Australia ( https://www.dropbox.com/s/3aa5mr7gvbbmpc5/australia.png?dl=0 ).
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I shared some of my best photos on Unsplash, and I plan to use it in the future. It is a great resource.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Also relevant, this free and very accessible book from O'Reilly http://www.oreilly.com/openbook/osfreesoft/book that explains the history and caveats of most open source licenses.
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Allais effect(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This is beautiful :)
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Love the music part! Mmmh ... infinite jazz.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
So, on the topic of people making horrid decisions when it comes to money, I recommend a movie called "The Box" inspired by a sci-fi short novel by Richard Matheson called "Button! Button!" (Wikipedia https://
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by tunnuz 10y ago
On my Nexus 5X mobile the page scrolls also horizontally, revealing a white space.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I'm no expert (and have not read the full article, just about half of it), but could an object like this affect Earth when it's orbit gets closer to the sun? I mean anything, from causing movements in Earth's crust or below,
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This is all good if your goal is weight loss. However weight loss doesn't necessarily means higher fitness. Glycogen is fundamental if you do sports, and exercise is a major ingredient in getting fit. If I read correctly, exercise was
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Hi Geoffrey, thanks for sharing this, very interesting!
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This is not general advice, but since you asked: in your shoes I would move to Europe and start a Ph.D. (possibly Northern Europe, e.g., Denmark or Sweden, where you can live very comfortably on a Ph.D. scholarship). There are few things as
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I haven't tried this, but if I were to try out deep learning for some project I'd try this first. I'm a big fan of modern C++, headers only, dependency-less libraries.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
I love his blog template!
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by tunnuz 10y ago
This is brilliant :D
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by tunnuz 10y ago
"Oh my God, it's full of layers."
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Maybe, since publishing an open access paper is (currently) more expensive for the authors, researchers will end up publishing less often (and possibly more significant results), which is not necessarily a bad thing given the bloating state
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Point made, I'm reading this instead of coding right now.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
You're living it.
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by tunnuz 10y ago
Pretty neat! It would be nice to see a comparison with Genetic Programming (only briefly mentioned in the article).
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Woops. I thought I was on the DigitalOcean / GitLab one. Sorry.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
My understanding: free CI runners for everybody, 10 USD promo code to new users. Considering that DigitalOcean has always been giving away 10 USD coupons to non-users, the promo code is quite irrelevant. But the free CI runners are great!
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Exactly.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Similar service which I really like (no AI, but you can calibrate the sounds to match your hearing curve) https://mynoise.net/
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by tunnuz 11y ago
... except Europa. Attempt no landing there.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Amazing!
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Very cool :)
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Really nice (although the news is a month or so old), shortcut: https://www.flickr.com/photos/britishlibrary (Flickr)
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by tunnuz 11y ago
Great explanation and very interesting project.
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by tunnuz 11y ago
This is really cool, I could spend hours here :)

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