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shackenberg
4y ago
Somebody wrote that OP is in Germany. Here are some notes I compiled for (expat) friends and coworkers on: How to find how to find a therapist in Berlin (Germany): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YQYTXBkypx
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We’ve Known How to Make Healthier Buildings for Decades
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Finnish Government Agency Warns Global Oil Industry Is on the Brink of Meltdown
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7y ago
The packages were laying directly on the street.
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7y ago
Walking through Manhattan this Summer, I once saw several delivery people sorting dozens of Amazon packages directly on the sidewalk. I could not believe my eyes.
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Ask HN: Definition of Corporate Titles
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WeWork's weak Wi-Fi security leaves sensitive documents exposed
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7y ago
Also check out this neat illustrated "timeline" of "-punks". https://imgur.com/gallery/WkIU2 Only the end I would change. First I would put Cyberpunk into the 1990-2000 years. And then I would add a
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8y ago
If they are the same thing, why does the parent commenter prefer Functional?
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8y ago
Can you point to any good tutorials for replacing OOP with functional patterns in Python? I often use OOP to semantically group functionality and "manage" state e.g. avoiding methods with multiple variables or cases where I have t
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8y ago
This hyperbole is obviously wrong or do you have any facts to show it? I don't know anyone enjoying taking the car in Berlin and one is often faster with public transport or the bike in the city center. > rebrand itself as bicycle f
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8y ago
How is this even legal? Doesn't one need to be a natural person to register? Can I enter my toaster?
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8y ago
Are we sure that is not satire?
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8y ago
So you would considered the latest committed version as the 'code of the current experiment'? Maybe to rephrase: I start a training with my local code and then I change one variable in the code or comment some processing and start
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8y ago
I like, that the price is so high. That makes it a least seem to be a sustainable business. And when you pay your ML people 10k a month, the $25 is less than the coffee they will drink in the office.
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8y ago
Hi, looks great! Love the feature of tracking code changes. But how does this work? Does it upload the code to the servers every time I launch a training?
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How a Berlin startup beat the online giants at image recognition
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A Behavioral Economist Tries to Fix Email
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Alabama senate votes to allow church to form own police force
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Using Deep Learning to model personal visual aesthetics
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Microsoft update servers left all Azure RHEL instances hackable
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10y ago
Thanks for the feedback: Here the relevant quote from our TOS: > All photos reviewed and organized via the App will only be saved temporarily on servers for the duration of the review process. The photos will be deleted immediately upon
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11y ago
For reference, here is the link to the real arxiv page: http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.07647 and here is the blog post announcing the paper: http://engineering.pinterest.com/post/120111908004/build
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12y ago
Good point, but you have to admit that the site does not look inviting at all and that a novice has no idea where to start.
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12y ago
sorry, was only an accident.
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12y ago
If you were underwhelmed by this blog post have a look at: Transforming code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python by Raymond Hettinger at PyCon 2013 https://speakerdeck.com/pyconslides/transforming-code-into-b... and htt
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