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yamaneko
9y ago
Their repository is pretty neat! It includes three state-of-the-art architectures in object detection: Faster-RCNN, RFCN, and SSD. It is missing YOLO [1][2], though, which shares some similarities with SSD. Another detector is the recently
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yamaneko
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This unconscious bias went unnoticed to me (as expected, per definition). Thanks for pointing it :) So far, my experiments with other shampoos where conducted a bit ad hoc. They're all anecdata. When I try with vinegar, I should try to
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yamaneko
9y ago
I have just tried Vivaldi for the first time and loved its features. Page tiling I tried with an extension in Chrome, but this one brings to a whole new level. Taking notes related to pages is something I always wanted while browsing. This
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yamaneko
9y ago
To be honest, I only went to see a single dermatologist, but my experience was bad. The dermatologist kinda overlooked and shrugged. I received a shampoo recommendation, but the dermatologist didn't say we should monitor the treatment
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yamaneko
9y ago
I suffer from dandruff, tried a bunch of shampoos but they didn't work well. I saw this tip about vinegar, which I tried a single day then I gave up thinking this could be popular saying. I'll try again and report.
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yamaneko
9y ago
I'm skimming through the content and it seems really great! I'm interested in the last lesson (7-Exotic CNN Arch), but I'm afraid of missing other cool stuff in past lessons. What do you suggest for someone who has experience
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yamaneko
9y ago
In another thread I was commenting about the volatility of the currency and how it could be a vanity metric how we give value to it based on its USD conversion rate. I think this issue will be solved when there are more places accepting BTC
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yamaneko
9y ago
One of his advices is: > 2. Beware vanity metrics Can we tell if BitCoin and other cryptocurrencies has any vanity metrics? If so, what would that be? My uneducated guess would be how valuable the currency is in Dollars. The currency see
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yamaneko
9y ago
About vim and the mental load, even though one of its great features is its precision, sometimes we should pour a bit of sloppiness into it. And as vim users, we shouldn't feel ashamed. This user puts it in a great way: https:/&#
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yamaneko
9y ago
They are disabled: Multiprocess Windows 0/1 (Disabled by add-ons) Asynchronous Pan/Zoom none How can I enable them? EDIT: I tried toggling browser.tabs.remote.autostart to true in about:config, but it still gives the
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yamaneko
9y ago
I switched to Firefox because Chrome was keeping my fan always busy (high CPU usage and temperature) and using too much RAM. It was always around 5GB for my common usage. In Firefox it's always around 2.7GB. There were some privacy con
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yamaneko
9y ago
Having participated frequently in SO and others, I understand why it is necessary. But, I feel that so much is wasted with such a qualified audience. There is so much potential to be explored there. I don't have a solution either. I ju
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yamaneko
9y ago
In search for books like these in the past, I found "Understanding Analysis" (Stephen Abbott). I went through the first two chapters and I liked it. It is written in a narrative which is both entertaining and instructive. He expla
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yamaneko
9y ago
Don't forget Android. EDIT: doesn't make your point about switching search engines less valid. It is orders of magnitude easier to change than an OS. But Google now spans other areas besides search.
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yamaneko
9y ago
I've been looking for something like this in vim for a while (something like Emacs + ESS). I've found a few plugins and workarounds using tmux, but nothing as smooth as you said. I'll try it out.
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yamaneko
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I revoked access two years ago, but I don't recall going through the steps for deleting my data. Does anyone have any advice? Should I sign up again and ensure that everything was deleted, then revoke access again?
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yamaneko
9y ago
Has anyone tried VsVim [1]? It is the best vim experience I've had in any other editor. And I've already tried Sublime's, VSCode's, and others. Most of the vim functions I use are there, but it's been a while since
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yamaneko
10y ago
After his announcement, Vitaly answered to the team: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/phantomjs-dev/S-mEBwuSgKQ/PQ... > >Is there interest on your side in adopting Chromium as a runtime? There'
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yamaneko
10y ago
That will be great for Gnome3 extensions too. Although they are great and there are some very useful ones, I have this feeling that a few of them look a bit abandoned. There's much potential there to be explored. By the way, I miss a f
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yamaneko
10y ago
Facing tantrums with tantrums only makes both sides more angry. In general, if I confront someone in a rude way, it is more probable that the other person will get defensive and the discussion derails. Don't get me wrong, it's not
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yamaneko
10y ago
SO launched a new feature recently called Documentation. Check out the C++ section [1]. Personally, I'm enjoying it a lot. I think they managed to find a very concise way of showing the basic grips of a language and some advanced ones.
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yamaneko
10y ago
3Blue1Brown explanation of eigenvectors and eigenvalues is very insightful and intuitive [1]. One of my favorite videos from his channel is "Who cares about topology? (Inscribed rectangle problem)" [2]. They way a Torus and Möbius
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yamaneko
10y ago
Just curious, can you give me some examples of GNU-isms/macOS-isms? I have a suspicion what they might be, but I'm not sure.
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yamaneko
10y ago
That's right! Sorry for the late reply.
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yamaneko
10y ago
Why the downvotes? I saw a couple replies why this isn't a viable strategy for Uber, but it doesn't make his post of low quality, does it?
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yamaneko
10y ago
There is Ctrl-y for pasting deleted strings, which goes along very well with these commands: Ctrl-k delete to end of line Ctrl-u delete to beginning of line Alt-d delete to end of word Ctrl-w delete to beginni
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> (I use this as pre-doorbell warning sometimes, waiting for my parents or girlfriend to connect when nearby) That's such a great idea! Could you give more details of how are you doing that? Which tools did you use?
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The success of DQN explained by “shallow” reinforcement learning
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Are there viable solutions to the circulation of fake news?
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Also, if you're late to work and can't find a free parking spot, you can let the car circulating until it finds one, while you can head to work. But this would add other problems to cope.
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