qiemem

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by qiemem 8y ago
I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/panorama-tab-... and have been really happy with it.
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by qiemem 8y ago
I think the author meant multi-label.
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by qiemem 8y ago
One of my favorite death concepts is the Death Alternative[1] mod for Skyrim. It weaves "death" into the narrative. Instead of dying, you're robbed and left for dead by bandits and then can go on a quest to get your items bac
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by qiemem 9y ago
GP for NNs has, but this isn't GP; "self-reproduction" (as in the original title) here means that the neural network is learning to output a copy of itself. In other words, the NN is learning to be a quine (as indicated by th
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by qiemem 9y ago
Mind sharing your dx7 port? I'd love to check it out!
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by qiemem 9y ago
> One of the strengths that's getting overlooked here is that crowd-sourced news seems to be more reliable than news from any one source. Everyone is biased, but if enough people are talking about something the bias tends to cancel
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by qiemem 10y ago
I don't follow. This would only work if the distribution of numbers was predetermined and influenced the distribution of mines. I was under the impression that the mines were uniformly distributed though. So in a "T" scenario
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by qiemem 10y ago
k-nearest neighbors (the k is just the number of nearby data points you consider when classifying a point), a clustering algorithm, and artificial neutral network
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by qiemem 11y ago
What about fingerprints? You don't need to buy anything, phones and such are already coming out with fingerprint readers and the technology is improving all the time. Finally, you can't lose your finger print (except in the case o
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by qiemem 11y ago
The fact that it just outputs to stdout means you can run any command with output from fzf as well. Just anycommand $(fzf)
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by qiemem 12y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/quantifind/wisp
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by qiemem 12y ago
I've been looking for something like python's pandas as well, so curious what they say. Loving Wisp! I've been needing something exactly like it and will definitely be making use of it. So thanks!
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by qiemem 12y ago
The next slide shows that.
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by qiemem 12y ago
I think that particular slide was poorly worded. He's actually introduction a consequence of the rules, but not saying it's an obvious consequence. Slide 19 shows how (1∠90∘)2 = -1.
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by qiemem 13y ago
Honeypot, but that doesn't hold up since torrenting movies is so wide spread already.
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by qiemem 13y ago
First, accumulation would be the wrong way to think about it. Once the two agents are engaged in transaction, it doesn't matter which is which. Let D be the difference in wealth post-transaction divided by the total. The expected value
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by qiemem 13y ago
Python has them in the form of doctests. They are generally frowned upon as they tend to significantly clutter up code and documentation when they actually provide comprehensive testing. That said, Pyret's format may escape that fate a
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by qiemem 13y ago
The pumped air is also used to create an air cushion around the pod to keep it suspended at high speeds. Also, solar panels line the top of the tube so that it is self powering.
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by qiemem 13y ago
Gro-Tsen is just defining x<n> recursively. "by induction" there doesn't mean "proof by induction".
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by qiemem 13y ago
Homebrew is the best way I've found, but it's on 1.4 at the moment.
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by qiemem 13y ago
Awesome thanks! Any features that don't work?
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by qiemem 13y ago
From the article: > While Sync uses BitTorrent technology, people’s files are not accessible to outsiders. Only those who have the unique private key can access the shared folder. > > “All the traffic is encrypted using a privat
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by qiemem 13y ago
CHAR(8)
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by qiemem 14y ago
Sounds like they're volunteers, not employees: https://forums.dropbox.com/topic.php?id=97303&page=2#pos...
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by qiemem 14y ago
I believe the "pre-rigorous" stage is basically referring to all mathematics before university. >The emphasis is more on computation than on theory. That's grade school mathematics in a nut shell.
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by qiemem 14y ago
I didn't immediately see what guaranteed that the binary search would run in polynomial time. In case anyone else doesn't see it: There are O(V!) possible paths. Assuming binary search actually halves the search space each iteration, it wil
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by qiemem 14y ago
For whatever it's worth, this article actually convinced me to take plunge when I first encountered it.
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by qiemem 14y ago
Capping the depth gives you O(1) gets and sets though. Note that compact-arrays grow breadth-wise whereas ropes grow depth-wise. Breadth-wise growth trades insertion speed for random access speed.
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by qiemem 14y ago
Travelling around India, Indonesia, Laos, and so on, I found that even if someone lived in a shack, there was still a good chance they owned a cell phone. Now, that's just anecdotal obviously, and typically not smart phones, but still, it m
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by qiemem 14y ago
This is definitely somewhat true for a project like this. It's basically generating an initial batch of sales to fund the production of the product, which is great in my opinion.

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