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Eight Reasons to Switch from TensorFlow to CNTK(github.com)
5 points by derpapst 9y ago|0 comments
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by derpapst 10y ago
CNTK contributor here - Keras indeed is pretty high on our list of things to cover soon. But then, all our code is out there on GitHub and we welcome PRs :-)
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Machine Learning with scikit-learn(amueller.github.io)
72 points by derpapst 13y ago|12 comments
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Source Code for the book “Machine Learning Systems with Python”(github.com)
94 points by derpapst 13y ago|13 comments
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by derpapst 13y ago
Many years ago, when I did my first steps in Emacs, I wrote Richard a mail asking, why it has such unusual and sometimes awkward keyboard shortcuts. He replied: "For fast and efficient editing." I like that guy.
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A New Book: Building Machine Learning Systems with Python(metarabbit.wordpress.com)
134 points by derpapst 13y ago|19 comments
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by derpapst 15y ago
Exactly. And even if SO goes evil some day: one cannot point out the fact often enough how cool it was that SO shared the user generated data. We at TwoToReal.com benefit a lot from it ( http://twotoreal.com/site/credits/ )!
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by derpapst 15y ago
Any ideas/opinions why XMPP's mult-user chat (MUC) is still not widely used?
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by derpapst 15y ago
That's a totally valid point, gbelote. Nevertheless, there will always be questions where you don't know you to frame a question - even after having searched around for a while. E.g.: if you are new to Linux and X doesn't start - how could
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by derpapst 15y ago
The article nailed it. Chances are that the world of QA sites is switching from narcism based reputation systems to the real web currency: user attention. That is, if I spend some of my attention on your problem, the system will remember it
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by derpapst 15y ago
That's why my wife and I abandoned TV long time ago. First week was hard, but after that we have always been happy with how we spend our time.
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My Grand Experiment: Turning Off AdWords(boss.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by derpapst 15y ago|1 comments
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by derpapst 15y ago
Could even open a market of such bots for you: Customers of Grove.io could then offer their bots in your IRC bot market place ... but now I'm just dreaming ;-)
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by derpapst 15y ago
Not sure whether it is in your vision as well, but wouldn't it be cool if Grove.io offered a library of such IRC agents in the same manner as HuBot from GitHub?
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by derpapst 15y ago
Cool idea. However, I am missing the method to auto-group chats by topic. Would be nice to have it with IRC. Currently, I am doing that (not with IRC, but with Jabber/XMPP) via my side-project http://TwoToReal.com (beta): You ask question
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by derpapst 15y ago
Indeed. E.g., I am using git for more projects than I use mercurial. To these projects, however, I just submitted a limited number of change sets. Most heavily I am using mercurial instead, which I also would choose for future projects. May
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When you know that you had success(postimage.org)
1 points by derpapst 15y ago|0 comments
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by derpapst 15y ago
Zwieback - that's the coolest alias I've seen for a long time :-D Are you plattdeutsch?
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by derpapst 15y ago
Also interesting that the Economist continues to come up with the same kind of story every week. Just check the last Economist links that were posted on HN over tha last weeks and you will see that they all have the same message. To be hone
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by derpapst 15y ago
One of the many reasons we got that far the global crisis is probably the reactive attitude "jump when the markets tell you so". As a German I find it comforting that our chancellor is not of that kind. One can criticize many points, but on
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by derpapst 15y ago
StackOverflow published their greatly extended bugfix of the original markdown web editor as OpenSource. They named it pagedown IIRC.
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Ask HN: Would you trade your attention for others'?
1 points by derpapst 15y ago|0 comments