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Enabling in-memory calculations for extremely large datasets – Liqid Appliance
(liqid.com)
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Great Attractor
(en.wikipedia.org)
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if you spend the same amount of time in xgboost and lightgbm looking for hyperparameters and build trees with a small enough eta. will you achieve the same performance? that's not answered in the paper, and if I am a reviewer I would a
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i predicted 99.99%
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goland is also slow as hello. so yeah
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yeah. time to first plot (ttfp) is a real issue.
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NSE is what will do experiences programmer's head in. It's an interesting feature.
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It's always a brave and selfless decision!
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can't tell if it's a parody
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> they are not dealing with it right now for whatever reasons eh..., it's open source. maybe they are just waiting for you to take care of it. just joking. i suspect there isn't ppl
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What you've pointed out might all be valid. But they seem to be issues with maturity. When Python was at a similar age, did it have all these issues worked out? Not sure if you can generalize it to "Julia community isn't inte
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what's your ogs id? I challenge u
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what's your ogs id? I challenge u
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Will you be kind to your wife of 30 years or will you try to chase some journalist.
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"In the past century we've seen a continuous transfer of power from dealmakers to technicians — from the charismatic to the competent" hard to justify given Trump
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Something I genuinely don't understand "buttery smooth 3D game"s are created with C++ too but why isn't C++ an issue for games? Seems to contradict the premise which is that programming languages were designed in the pas
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Amazing! Thank you.
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OpenAI-Powered Linux Shell Uses AI to Do What You Mean
(riveducha.onfabrica.com)
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Why C++? For game programming (2006)
(gamearchitect.net)
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desktop app future is an oxymoron.
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the sun rises from the east.
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The Muon g–2 Anomaly Explained using comics
(physics.aps.org)
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Wine and Math
(pudding.cool)
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Computer simulations of the onboard guidance computers in the Apollo Program
(ibiblio.org)
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How about super and sub scripts for thr 35000 or some Chinese character? I think thr unicode committee made the right call
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Will it go the way of AD in Swift or Tensorflow for Swift. Maybe not coanit might fit in the Swift ecosystem
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Congrats to them!
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Ppl should pay open source projects
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KataGo attempts to solve the most difficult classical problems in Go/Baduk/Weiqi
(blog.janestreet.com)
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6y ago
Wonder if he has the first issue of 围棋天地
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