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by countersixte 4y ago
Also be sure to consider its bigger brother, The Crew: Mission Deep Sea (2021).
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by countersixte 5y ago
Glad it helped. :)
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by countersixte 5y ago
I am not an expert in SDEs (my background is machine learning) but if I wanted to dig more into the subject, this is where I personally would start. Code [1] and pdf [2] for the book are available. Simo Särkkä and Arno Solin (2019). Applied
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by countersixte 12y ago
Direct YouTube links (pyvideo.org loading is slow at the moment) Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vWkgEddb4-A Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3JH5Bg46yU
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by countersixte 13y ago
I recently read the Gregory Hays translation [1] and thought it was great. Meditations was Marcus Aurelius's "notes to self" and the Hays edition captures this informal nature. It makes for an easy and delightful read. [1] h
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by countersixte 13y ago
Github repo: https://github.com/okamstudio/godot
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by countersixte 13y ago
Most of these cities (e.g. Zheleznogorsk [1]) seem to have a stylized atom as part of their coat of arms. I wonder if it was common practice in the USSR to incorporate similar symbols into the coat of arms of other newly founded industrial
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by countersixte 14y ago
For a (slightly technical) in-depth guide to training RBM's: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~hinton/absps/guideTR.pdf It discusses how to choose a learning algorithm, selecting hyperparameters, number of hidden units, etc.
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by countersixte 14y ago
I got my x220 refurb last spring for under $700. I love it -- very portable and the battery life is ~6-7 hours. I run Arch Linux [1] and haven't had any issues, so you should be good to go with Ubuntu. [1] https://www.archlinux.org/
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by countersixte 14y ago
Arch with xmonad as my window manager ( http://xmonad.org/ )
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by countersixte 14y ago
I've found "Mindfulness in Plain English" to be quite helpful. http://www.urbandharma.org/udharma4/mpe.html
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by countersixte 14y ago
http://www.memrise.com is another spaced repetition alternative to Anki. You'd need another tool to practice your grammar, but for vocab alone it works great.
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by countersixte 15y ago
For #1, the yy command will yank the entire line (including the newline). Try using y$, which will yank from the cursor to the end of the line (not including the newline).
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by countersixte 15y ago
This is why I'm such a big fan of the pomodoro technique: the majority of these 7 things are taken care of automatically. 1. Tasks are already broken down into manageable chunks 2. There is no multi-tasking during your pomodoro 3. No distra
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by countersixte 15y ago
http://tomatoes.heroku.com/ is my preferred tool
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by countersixte 15y ago
Agreed. The pomodoro technique is great for keeping your breaks time-bound. I often just walk around the office for a few minutes and refill my water bottle, etc. Gives me a chance to stare at something else than a screen.