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6y ago
Slide deck from the lead author introducing his diagrams: https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/ss2014/programme/Bob.pdf
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8y ago
Given so many webpages have dynamic elements, piece of HTML/DOM that only pop up in edge cases (alerts like cookie notices, loading animations, confirmation dialogs) I would be very wary that a tool would be able to identify all the th
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8y ago
I have the following URL as the first bookmark on all browser bookmark bars: data:text/html, <html contenteditable> It isn't nearly as featureful as a full Markdown editor, and it won't save the contents of the t
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8y ago
In your example of reversing decreasing runs, you dropped a 9.
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8y ago
I appreciate the "dots don't matter" feature, but have always felt it required an API for external developers to canonize gmail addresses for this precise reason.
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8y ago
Interesting that this works with any query parameter: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610743/mit-severs-ties-to...
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9y ago
Flutter's dev tools are built on intelliJ.
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9y ago
If that was the goal, wouldn't efforts be better placed in the Jr Colleges, online courses, and similar institutions. Grade-school level curriculum is a pretty far-future return on investment is the only goal is cheap workers.
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9y ago
There is a lot of research surround this transition, and solid evidence that is does help novice programmers (not just kids) transition: http://www.jite.org/documents/Vol16/JITEv16ResearchP209-226S... Our goal is
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9y ago
Blocky team member, here. Microsoft and MIT/Scratch have been amazing partners and contributors. We're really excited about Scratch 3.0 and the efforts on Scratch Blocks.
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9y ago
For context, those numbers came from 2014. http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-inequality-2014-1 I can't find any more recent study specific to the Gini coefficient, however these[1] charts show an improvement over
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9y ago
I don't do neural nets, but if I had to crudely estimate... 10,000 songs (the outputs) * 16 layers * 16 parameters per node * 4 for the bytes per float = 10MB + a DB of song/artist names. I'm probably underestimating the para
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9y ago
They only need to store (and occasionally update) the kernel parameters for the trained deep neural net. Very small indeed.
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10y ago
"...outside of my career" Ummm... isn't that a pretty major effect? Doesn't that have some impressive side effects? I watch my so many of my non-CS friends cycle through jobs (and debt) with limited ability to add long-t
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10y ago
Another article from 2013 reports conflicting evidence: http://www.livescience.com/39724-afar-rift-deep-mantle-melt....
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10y ago
I did not expect to see this here (nore Neil's post). Nice meeting you.
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10y ago
I'm part of the Blockly team ( https://developers.google.com/blockly/ ), an open source project for visual drag-and-drop programming, usually targeting kids. Despite being a "visual programming editor" fir
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10y ago
My gut thinks this sort of training alternative to back propagation has a lot of uses where SVM have no applicability. The article talks a lot about RNNs (neural nets for sequence prediction), but I would guess it would have uses in online
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10y ago
Refreshed the page and it worked.
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11y ago
9/10 The computer does not duplicate selective detail. Artists will put detail in areas of focus, and intentionally obscure or abstract other areas. Also, there is often an interplay between medium and message. To that last point, I
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11y ago
The article is pretty clear that most of the light-damage, no-injury accidents don't get reported, and that all 11 accidents fell in that category. Half the point of the article is that this data is not well known. Granted, taking tho
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13y ago
Sorry... Pixar did not invent a time travel machine just to get a character reference. (NCIS LA came five years after.)
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13y ago
"cat urine" and "gum" should not be used in the same sentence. I'll leave that one out of my breathe freshener options.
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13y ago
Capable of driving three 4k video signals. Amazing. Why can't the new Mac Book Pro drive just one?
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13y ago
He meant minutes. 45min.
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13y ago
Thanks for the history. For those only reading the excerpt, this article is from 2008.
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14y ago
Admittedly, I didn't try it in any real world setting, but my gut reaction was horror. Even reading through the example paragraph, I did not find the gradients as useful landmarks. But it does make me wonder if other forms of spatial landm
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14y ago
I agree with munificent, with the precision of the scroll in the current implementation, but that seems trivially fixed with a snapping behavior. There are keyboard short cuts and clickable side arrows to turn the page, though why they deci
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14y ago
I also agree with purchasable extensions, as long as the prices increase exponentially from a very modest price in the first renewal. Further, I think there is room to tie trademark into the process for media properties. In cases like Stea
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14y ago
"Small retina display images are fucking huge." Even when reshown on retina displays, since the HTML standard is to attend to the pixel size and not the physical resolution. Screenshots taken with the standard Cmd-Shift-4 or similar all in
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