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by ujal 10y ago
"Abusing and rationalizing the abuse of people because you have made a generalization based on their geography, ideology or culture is certainly wrong." -- What kind of generalization is it though?
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by ujal 10y ago
For those interested, here is the relevant Interspeech paper[1]. The NIPS paper seems to be not published yet. [1] https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...
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by ujal 10y ago
Degrees don't matter, publications do.
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by ujal 10y ago
"Towards an integration of deep learning and neuroscience" - https://arxiv.org/abs/1606.03813
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by ujal 10y ago
Well, handwritten is not mousewritten ;) Have you tried real handwritten digits?
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by ujal 10y ago
"We brought it all to them and found out that if you know you have it and are asking a fair price for it, 99% of them are too scared to jump on board of a train that's already full steam ahead. They'd rather be the one discov
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by ujal 11y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Cologne, Germany or REMOTE Developer & Designer -- http://mygnu.com
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by ujal 11y ago
No one knows yet how big the leap needs to be, but the most amazing thing about ANN's is that the feature layers a CNN arrives at may functionally resemble some of those found in the visual cortex: "The oft-cited resemblance of th
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by ujal 11y ago
Well the Elm architecture inspired ClojureScripts re-frame and JavaScripts Redux. Both of those handle state similar to Elm. You are right that Elm is not ripe for primetime but Elm's value stretches far beyond its handling of state. A
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by ujal 11y ago
I am currently into Elm and intend to transition to Haskell/GHCJS at some point. I've also looked into PureScript but don't really see how it fits between Elm and GHCJS.
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by ujal 12y ago
SEEKING WORK -- REMOTE or Cologne, Germany Developer & Designer http://mygnu.com
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by ujal 13y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Cologne, Germany or REMOTE -- preferably part-time Developer & Designer http://mygnu.com
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by ujal 14y ago
I disagree here. If growth is the main factor for a startup, charging one-off fees guarantees you not to be delusional about your growth. It is actually much easier to get stuck with the recurring fee model, where you reach ramen profitabil
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by ujal 14y ago
A paywall will do it. Thats where most of the users currently in see the value. They will probably change their current goals and become a svbtle equivalent in 140 chars. Elitist networks are in and one can easily see why. Yes, shameless s
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by ujal 15y ago
Yes, its important to note here that touch-typing as well as all the talk around VIM and Co. is less about efficiency and more about reducing the cognitive load per step/instruction.
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by ujal 15y ago
You are right and wrong. It is about consumer behaviour. I can't think of a technology that is affecting consumer behaviour in a way internet does. And now it got legs with mobile. If it has not affected you in the case of a bakery, surely
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by ujal 15y ago
You can easily assign a shortcut in "System Preferences" > "Keyboard" > "Keyboard & Text Input" > "Move Focus to next window".
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by ujal 15y ago
SEEKING WORK -- Cologne, Germany or remote -- preferably part-time Web Developer & UX Architect http://mygnu.com
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by ujal 15y ago
They are involved in Afghanistan...
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by ujal 15y ago
I wouldn't be so sure about FaceTime having no chance. Skype has enough weak spots to begin with.
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by ujal 15y ago
That was also my first thought. The app would be much more informative by providing the results instant.
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by ujal 16y ago
Why not contacting someone directly from Mozilla or Google? They should both 'adopt' it in no time. Also I have seen zero coverage of it until now.
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by ujal 16y ago
Thank you. Did not know about it before. Finally something open is going to replace Facebook & Co. Good ui/ux is also guaranteed as this will be the new space for browsers to compete on.
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by ujal 16y ago
I could be wrong but it seems the problem is not what you are doing, but what you are doing it for. We all know solving problems is fun, but at some point we wonder what is it good for? Dont forget programming is a tool, use it with a purpo
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First autistic presidential appointee's call to us who work in technology(stopdesign.com)
1 points by ujal 16y ago|0 comments
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by ujal 16y ago
link to the interview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQFLn65pxbQ sound quality is terrible though...
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by ujal 16y ago
From the perspective of a customer I would go so far to say that it is unethical not to copy it.
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by ujal 16y ago
Dont understand me wrong, I am skeptical too. Just wanted to clarify that its still early days as many here believed the opposite.
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by ujal 16y ago
"Today Louis, Wickramasinghe and others publish some extraordinary claims about these red cells. They say that the cells clearly reproduce at a temperature of 121 degrees C." They published it on 1 Sep. 2010. Give them some time. http://ww
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by ujal 16y ago
I am not speaking about a longer period, you could 'graduate' in a couple of days. Apart from that one could easily detect if such a corruption takes place. For example a story that gets not approved but gets enough points and is submitted

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