walterkrankheit

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by walterkrankheit 6y ago
Just checked spaCy's NER demo and it seems to be working fine now. :)
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Is it just me or did he lose the Hamlet thread? It doesn't seem so much a mystery as a purely strategic post-war moment that no really knows about.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
This is beyond tragic. How Guantanamo lasted through the Obama years is beyond me. To close it was his first promise and his first promise broken.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
That's a worrying bit of information... Bubonic still around in times of coronavirus.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
WFH already seems pretty normalized to me. But the denormalization of full-time jobs/employees does seem like a real danger in any field at the moment. Unfortunately not all employers are ethical when it comes to that. If you're l
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
That sent me down memory lane. Sort of. Went to check Berlin and the two addresses I've held since moving here 10 years ago and realized the photos haven't been updated since July 2008. :P
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
It's true that it's tough to learn a language from scratch with just Duolingo - only language classes truly worked for me. But as a means of review or for giving my friends who would probably never learn the language properly a le
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Is procrastination really the biggest ailment we suffer in today's world? There's an awful lot of concern over it. Although remote working is possibly its biggest contributor when it comes to professional procrastination. I mean,
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Does anyone else have an issue with audiobooks as literature? Like, if I'm not able to control the pace at which I'm paying attention, it's problematic. I can't guarantee I'll pay 100 percent attention to noise that
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Totally cheesy, but not untrue. Although, I couldn't escape the irony that I was reading it to put off something else.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I find it weird that Facebook even does this. It's like pile-on in a justice system that's supposedly already dished its punishment. What right does FB have to punish someone for something they did outside of FB? And jesus, have s
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I wish this article went a bit deeper. I still don't feel like I have a primary grip on WHY the non-berry items ended up with berry names to begin with. Bananas, okay, late-period adoption, but the rest?
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
We have similar issues in Berlin with wildly exploited workers... the only thing that keeps it one step above here is that they are all bicycle driven, so fuel costs are not a factor.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
In Berlin they have a voluntary facial recognition zone at one of the train stations. Passengers can opt in and be part of the pilot program or just go through the non-facial recognition entrance. I'm guessing most in privacy-valuing G
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Did they get off the fucking mailing list?
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
This does kind of imply that technology is to blame. I get what his piece is trying to say and it wraps it up quite well by the end, these are social (American) norms that must be fought with. But technology isn't the culprit. It'
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I've worked with people like the one The Verge paints Korey to be. The fact that she quit and then came back points more to The Verge's reporting to be accurate - this kind of personality can usually never accept the mistakes they
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I'm kind of shocked that logging these results isn't already common practice.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I'm surprised this hasn't been done before! The trouble it would have saved me throughout life when stranded somewhere without my own charger, but unable to use another's. Someone mentioned laptop connectors, too. That would
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Right? It's much more about the process than the piece. Would have also read that article, but I thought I was reading another.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I guess this is most useful if you don't live in the country you want to learn the language for. Native English speaker living in Germany here who speaks fluent German, but still lives most of his life in English. Movies are a good way
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
This was cutting it close my best waste of time all day. :P
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
This goes for external (outgoing deadlines) as well as for internal. When you don't tell the world to expect exactly this on THIS day, they won't be unhappy. They'll simply be happy when it happens - and happens correctly!
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I was also shocked. If only the Department of Justice could do, uh, justice to the story with some decent writing... this was way more engrossing than I thought it would be.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I had always divided the US into four separate countries but Woodard's theory of 11 isn't so far off.
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
It seems spaCy is missing as a valid tool in this list. It's one of the best!
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I have been living in Germany for many years and the prison (and justice) system is obviously different hear. Quite a few Americans think it's ludicrous here. But reading this, I beg to differ. This is also just heartbreaking. It'
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
Not connecting to Wifi doesn't really seem to be an option for me. I bought my Samsung smart TV purely with the intention of using it for Netflix, Blu-Ray and Youtube (which is already tracked). It sometimes connects to television if t
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
All good points, although "rather than just punishing, he spent 8 hours discussing with his team"...? There needs to be less punishment as methodology out there, but an eight-hour discussion IS a form of punishment in my book. And
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by walterkrankheit 7y ago
I'm not so sure about the incoming "reality apathy". People seem to be more and more ready to mobilize, the more pervasive social media has become (completely saturated already, yes). That applies to both sides though. And to

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