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cedias
4y ago
The complexity in twitter is that you have one channel per user, so you want to scale the "personnalized timeline". Whereas telegram/discord have clear channels.
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Soundcloud Go compensate artists on invite-only basis
(airplanemo.de)
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cedias
10y ago
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Elegant N-gram Generation in Python
(locallyoptimal.com)
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cedias
11y ago
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cedias
12y ago
Am I the only one that thinks their right column is weirdly looking? Plus there is an ad at the top of it that makes the page look distorted.
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cedias
12y ago
Link to paper: http://arxiv.org/abs/1407.1031
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We Need This: A Maps App That Algorithmically Finds You the Scenic Route
(wired.com)
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12y ago
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cedias
12y ago
You have everything here: http://levan.cs.washington.edu/?state=show_about I quote the readme: > This is an implementation of the "Learning Everything about Anything" system. The system is implemented in MATL
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cedias
12y ago
Well you'd have to build a probabilistic model for each concepts, whether on pixels or on features, and you could use it to generate images randomly. It might show up some good shapes.
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cedias
12y ago
(Disclaimer: I am not an native english speaker) The title of the article and of the algorithm (learn everything about anything) is a bit misleading. You might believe that it learns everything, period. Actually it's more about finding
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cedias
12y ago
If anyone is looking for a quick intro to FT this was posted on HN a few month ago: http://nautil.us/blog/the-math-trick-behind-mp3s-jpegs-and-h...
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cedias
13y ago
Open Api hasn't been this sexier !
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cedias
13y ago
I do agree with you speed typing might not be the most valuable skill to a programmer. Being able to type without a lot of typos is a lot more usefull since they can create hard to find bugs.
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cedias
13y ago
I'm puzzled, what's the use case for threads in the node asynchronous model ? Isn't the major use of threads is to prevent long running task from blocking the app in synchronous programming ?
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cedias
13y ago
isn't that what's browser cache is for ?
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cedias
13y ago
Does this mean Pi contains copyrighted material ? Good luck DMCA !
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cedias
13y ago
items Stock, Location, Open Hours... All that in a phone app or on google map ?
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Are there legitimate uses for JavaScript's with statement?
(stackoverflow.com)
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13y ago
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cedias
13y ago
It actually seems like an overhead but in reality it's designed to help you maintain your software easier: Using interfaces makes your software functionnally dependant meaning that it relies on "theorical functions". On the c
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cedias
13y ago
I totally agree. I own a Samsung Chromebook and even if i'm able to get a lot of work done with it and that it's absolutely a blessing to carry around (i'm a CS student) the screen isn't suited for long work session unle