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5y ago
Awesome! It looks like we could extract the depth from the video, but my knowledge of ffmpeg is too limited for that. Do you know a way to do it?
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7y ago
Really nice! I would love to add all my notes here, but I sometimes needs to include images, and this is a blocking feature for me. Any plan to include that? A really nice to have would be to have inline Latex mathematical formula, but it m
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8y ago
I needs to connects to multiple servers at the same time, and tmux sessions shouldn't be stacked. How can I do that without tabs?
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9y ago
A short optional sample of every composers and songs would be nice, just to get an idea of the music. I can't remember music in my head (kind of Aphantasia for music), so it's really hard for me to choose just from the list.
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9y ago
What about using machine learning? It sounds like a discovery issue, and recommender systems work very well for that (eg. the side bar of Youtube). I just discovered Neocities BTW, it sounds very interesting!
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9y ago
It doesn't have a good accuracy. I have yet to see a real-life dataset where it's better than to just call LogisticRegressionCV from scikit-learn. For bigger datasets, you may use vowpal wabbit or Fasttext. It may be a little bit
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9y ago
Does anyone have a good book for advanced linear algebra? I learned the basics in school - eg. Matrix diagonalization, svd) but I need for ml to really understand things like angle between flats, tensor decomposition, etc
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK / REMOTE or Paris France I'm a data scientist with experience in various types of machine learning projects. I have a statistical background, and strong SWE skills. I have experience in structured data, NLP, images, d
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10y ago
Nice statistical property: this is the same thing. P(B|A)>P(B) <=> P(A|B)>P(A)
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Show HN: Gitlove – Recommendation Engine for Programmers
(gitlove.us)
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10y ago
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10y ago
My main issue with R^2 is that it is an artificial indicator. It has no business meaning. The best alternative is to build a metric that is related to your business issue. How many $ do you loss if you're wrong by 1%? Or by 10 units? D
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10y ago
Great idea! Some questions: - Both R and Python support strings, factors, and complex objects in a dataframe. What is NOT supported by feather? - Feather is "not for long term data storage". Will it be standardize in a distant fut
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11y ago
PyMC 3 implements HMC. It is still in beta but quite stable
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11y ago
Relevant XKCD https://xkcd.com/810/
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11y ago
How do you handle strings on hdf5, on an efficient and portable way? I didnt find any convincing answers.
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11y ago
Genuine question, why do you find Pymc3 better than stan? Pymc3 is still in alpha, while Stan is stable since many years. They both implements the same algorithm (NUTS), so is it just the nicer syntax or is it anything else?
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Confessions of a recovering engineer
(strongtowns.org)
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11y ago
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Advice from an Old Programmer
(learnpythonthehardway.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Please modify the bindings, the directional keys are international, without a qwerty keyboard I can't play - and no, I will not modify it systemwide for just a JS game. Nice one nevertheless!
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11y ago
I just saw a tweet of Notch > Turns out unrolling tight inner loops really speeds them up! 38% speedup from that alone. Makes sense, it's doing one eight of the branching https://twitter.com/notch/status/59
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11y ago
I can't find anything about it in English. Do you have any link?
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The case against Docker
(andreas-jung.com)
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11y ago
Please don't make it configurable, because it will mean there is no longer "a" YAPF standard. Also look at Pycharm reformat tool, it would be a shame if both couldn't be used in the same versionned project.
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12y ago
One useful feature is to consider the neighbors rows, for example for differentiating a time series. Do you plan to make an efficient method for that?
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12y ago
This problem is addressed by numexpr, which also handle multithreading.
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The Gender Pay Gap Revealed in Tech; Glassdoor Report
(glassdoor.com)
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12y ago
Minecraft online also have all the properties you cite, and there are even more options, collectiond, and human interactions. Think about it: the other players can be adversary or allies, and that can change whenever you want.
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12y ago
This is the bad part of HFT, the one that is theft and destroy value. It is paid by the big players, and "solved" by imperfect solution like dark pools. A better solution could be to add a hour component to the order, so all comma
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12y ago
Freakeconomics analyses how dangerous it is to walk while drunk, and found it was 8 times more dangerous than driving drunk, for the same distance. cf http://freakonomics.com/2011/12/28/the-perils-of-drunk-wal
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Cython , probably the best programming language in the world
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