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Did you focus on any particular sub field when you chose which CS conferences? Also, do you think ACM opening their archives will have a high impact on which ones you recommend in the future?
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Interesting piece in that it names a few researchers like Choi and Lenat. Other folks are active in this field and making progress. The hard part of the task is making decisions that have answers that don’t correspond to an equation or an a
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5y ago
Great answer (grin)
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You cannot donate a old book to a library and assume that they will keep it and lend it out. The best you can hope is that they sell it for a dollar at their next fund raiser. Only if it is rare and already known as a great book or historic
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So would merging the two codebases be worth the effort ? Any idea how to find the second code base ?
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It’s been said that a diehard ForTran programmer can write ForTran code using any programming language. I’m sure this applies to any language that a diehard programmer chooses to focus upon. It would be nice to have a idea what techniques a
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5y ago
What is zig?
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Could you clarify this, and give an example? This is an intriguing idea of eval that gets limited kinds of expressions, whether from defunctionalization or for security reasons.
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Why did the approach mentioned not work? 1) recognize all exception bodies. 2) recognize all exception bodies that use the ke variable and mark them as okay. Anything left should be an exception body that didn't use the ke variable, ri
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could you clarify what kinds of things are stored in the standard library, and how they are included, including their relevancy for particular types of programs ?
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I reviewed this and would like to point out that it does not follow a good practice of including the full date of an event. Stating something will happen in December without mentioning a year imposes a burden on the reader to find out if t
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So this method seems to create an inner core "skeleton" that is then used with various shells. How is this method compared to a commercial product such as Poser ?
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For your book; You wrote about how to address high level goals (write an interesting blog) which depend on low level details like verb agreement. My answer to you is : hyperlinks. In your high level chapter, mention various skills like verb
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What is Servo you want to work with the Nyxt browser?
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How do you deal with PCs that have disabled USB drives ?
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I'm not expecting anyone to actually already have this done, but I would like to suggest that with the toy languages that a walk through of how to set up a language server protocol for the language would be rather helpful, and educatio
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I'm glad to see that you can link to the execution of a particular cell. Just to clarify, if the cell had the execution for the Age of a particular person, I don't know if the link to the cell is of the age of that person as of t
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So Notebook Ninja has a flag that means write the notebook and its calculated cells to an html page or some other form that would capture a snapshot at a particular step in the process, and thus be suitable to be served by a web server with
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So, the question isn't really about the axes. The question is about the curved lines that are part of the background. These lines allow a medical person to know what the "normal" curves are for a child, and then the plotted
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What features does Noteback Ninja have that aren't present in the nbterm system ?
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Have you found any Jupyter notebooks that don't convert easily ?
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In my field, I hear the word "legacy" used for applications that just work, and don't require a lot of tweaks because they handle the use cases that come up commonly.
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Do you know if Uniplot is able to handle pediatric growth charts ? ( https://www.cdc.gov/growthcharts/index.htm ) or generally, being able to plot on a background that is always used, instead of the (default) of a blank
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Well, it has been almost two weeks since I posted this. I guess this shows that many folks interested in Natural Language Processing already know about this site, or don't care to discuss it.
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The Stanford site has been posted on Hacker News previously (links below) and not received much love. SQuAD2.0 combines the 100,000 questions on 500 wikipedia articles from SQuAD1.1 with over 50,000 unanswerable new questions. I don't
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The Dataset Used by Microsoft to Enhance Questions and Answers
(rajpurkar.github.io)
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Is this an ASL thing or some other system? What would be a good source to get the full list of the eight morphological types, and how they are used?
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The modularity of a Framework Laptop promises a lot of good. I know there are some workplaces where having wifi working is not permitted. Is this modular enough to have a wired networking plug and not have a wireless wifi ? Thanks for your
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A clever solution but still dependent on qemu.
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Is the an annotated unobfuscated version ?
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