ever1

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by ever1 1y ago
It's real risk; Under oath before the French Senate, Microsoft France’s Head of Corporate, External & Legal Affairs Antoine Carniaux, said he cannot guarantee European data is safe from U.S. government access, even when stored in E
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by ever1 2y ago
The dataset is available in Hugging Face: https://huggingface.co/datasets/criteo/CriteoPrivateAd
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CriteoPrivateAd: RealWorld Bidding Dataset to Design Private Advertising Systems(arxiv.org)
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by ever1 3y ago
They are so terrible that they manage to get the 2nd place in arms export... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/mar/13/france-challen...
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by ever1 3y ago
source: trust me bro
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by ever1 4y ago
Is it due to bringing software dev methodologies into very traditional industries ?
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by ever1 4y ago
Interesting question but I wonder what would be the risks on the infrastructure in Europe ? IMO, apart from Eastern Europe (and still), the major risk would be on energy cuts. But in this case, that means that you would need to have an aut
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by ever1 4y ago
yep, but I guess most people are ok with this, we have a lot of people saying that teachers are priviliged people having too much vacations and not working enough per week. It's a strong common belief. And with current government polit
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by ever1 4y ago
Why ubuntu would not be recommended today ?
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by ever1 4y ago
Thanks, the temperatures in the article means nothing for those who don't speak Fahrenheit...
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by ever1 5y ago
As a french, I would like to see a governmental institution at national or European level which aims to develop open-source software for administrations, police, public hospitals, defence... This would reassure me more about technological s
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by ever1 5y ago
Looks like a company with poor tech culture, I am not sure it is specific to France and could be seen in any other places.
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by ever1 5y ago
Why is that ?
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by ever1 5y ago
I think I know the place he is talking about: HUBSY café & coworking | Saint-Lazare. Been there several times, you pay by the hour with unlimited drinks and some snacks. It's a small place but it is nice and was life-saving for me.
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by ever1 5y ago
And there are always 2 hydrogen/oxygen atoms in any molecule
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by ever1 5y ago
weird, 3BP and especially the sequels were mind blowing for me, among the best SF I have read (And I have read a lot...)
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by ever1 5y ago
'But when asked about this, Mr Libin has a surprising answer: "What if I paid the person in India the same as I pay someone in the US? Well, why not? Right? Like, why do I care where you live? I just care about how productive you
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by ever1 5y ago
As a French I feel (somehow) ashamed and absolutely not surprised XD.
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by ever1 6y ago
It is well known that France never had impactful scientists...
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by ever1 6y ago
What are you talking about ? So far Ariane program seems to be a commercial success. ESA on a scientific point of view too. It is true that Ariane 6 will not be reusable, although cheaper than Ariane 5, just like ALL reliable commercial lau
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by ever1 6y ago
On the contrary, it would be foolish of the EU to be so dependent on a foreign company, dependent on a foreign law on a subject as strategic as space. It is a crucial choice that, as a EU citizen, I applaud.
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by ever1 7y ago
source ?
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by ever1 9y ago
Python: Jupyter, pandas, numpy, scipy, scikit-learn Numba for custom algorithms. Dataiku (amazing tool for preprocessing and complex flows) Amazon RDS (postgress), but thinking about redshift. Spark Tableau or plotly/seaborn
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by ever1 9y ago
Detailed report https://twitter.com/olesovhcom/status/928904373949919232
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by ever1 9y ago
This mechanism already exists in some way with top journals and peer-reviewing. Their credibility relies on their capability to select the most important and proven papers.
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by ever1 9y ago
I gave an average, in big companies it depends on which company you are working for, which "Grande ecole" you come from, and what position you have. I would say that the variance is quite high.
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by ever1 9y ago
Living in Paris, I can feel a strong momentum of entrepreneurship and startups. ex: Recent "Station F" incubator from Xavier Niel is opening in 2018 and will be one of the largest startup campus in the World. Macron is strongly pr
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by ever1 10y ago
And Paris ?
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by ever1 10y ago
At this stage, this book is an introduction to introduction to introduction to machine learning. It has not math/theory background. I'm curious to see the final product. However, I'm worried about the bias to NN. His plots on
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by ever1 10y ago
I was also disappointed by these macbook pro, especially the path Apple is taking toward power users. I searched for a laptop equivalent in quality and performance to the macbook pro and I realised that it is not easy to find at all.(I&#x27

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