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Anm

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    Comment #26262086

    Slide deck from the lead author introducing his diagrams: https://www.cs.ox.ac.uk/ss2014/programme/Bob.pdf

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    Comment #17725203

    Given so many webpages have dynamic elements, piece of HTML/DOM that only pop up in edge cases (alerts like cookie notices, loading animations, confirmation dialogs) I would be ver…

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    Comment #17512003

    I have the following URL as the first bookmark on all browser bookmark bars: data:text/html, It isn't nearly as featureful as a full Markdown editor, and it won't save the contents…

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    Comment #17437375

    In your example of reversing decreasing runs, you dropped a 9.

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    Comment #16784340

    I appreciate the "dots don't matter" feature, but have always felt it required an API for external developers to canonize gmail addresses for this precise reason.

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    Comment #16747883

    Interesting that this works with any query parameter: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/610743/mit-severs-ties-to...

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    Comment #16313903

    Flutter's dev tools are built on intelliJ.

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    Comment #16179693

    If that was the goal, wouldn't efforts be better placed in the Jr Colleges, online courses, and similar institutions. Grade-school level curriculum is a pretty far-future return on…

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    Comment #16179655

    There is a lot of research surround this transition, and solid evidence that is does help novice programmers (not just kids) transition: http://www.jite.org/documents/Vol16/JITEv16…

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    Comment #16173954

    Blocky team member, here. Microsoft and MIT/Scratch have been amazing partners and contributors. We're really excited about Scratch 3.0 and the efforts on Scratch Blocks.

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    Comment #15657118

    For context, those numbers came from 2014. http://www.businessinsider.com/bitcoin-inequality-2014-1 I can't find any more recent study specific to the Gini coefficient, however the…

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    Comment #15420419

    I don't do neural nets, but if I had to crudely estimate... 10,000 songs (the outputs) * 16 layers * 16 parameters per node * 4 for the bytes per float = 10MB + a DB of song/artist…

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    Comment #15403713

    They only need to store (and occasionally update) the kernel parameters for the trained deep neural net. Very small indeed.

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    Comment #13552745

    "...outside of my career" Ummm... isn't that a pretty major effect? Doesn't that have some impressive side effects? I watch my so many of my non-CS friends cycle through jobs (and …

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    Comment #13378606

    Another article from 2013 reports conflicting evidence: http://www.livescience.com/39724-afar-rift-deep-mantle-melt....

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    Comment #13208277

    I did not expect to see this here (nore Neil's post). Nice meeting you.

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    Comment #12824540

    I'm part of the Blockly team ( https://developers.google.com/blockly/ ), an open source project for visual drag-and-drop programming, usually targeting kids. Despite being a "visua…

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    Comment #12387357

    My gut thinks this sort of training alternative to back propagation has a lot of uses where SVM have no applicability. The article talks a lot about RNNs (neural nets for sequence …

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    Comment #12387320

    Refreshed the page and it worked.

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    Comment #11050979

    9/10 The computer does not duplicate selective detail. Artists will put detail in areas of focus, and intentionally obscure or abstract other areas. Also, there is often an interpl…

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    Comment #9527291

    The article is pretty clear that most of the light-damage, no-injury accidents don't get reported, and that all 11 accidents fell in that category. Half the point of the article is…

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    Comment #6922045

    Sorry... Pixar did not invent a time travel machine just to get a character reference. (NCIS LA came five years after.)

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    Comment #6639704

    "cat urine" and "gum" should not be used in the same sentence. I'll leave that one out of my breathe freshener options.

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    Comment #6593784

    Capable of driving three 4k video signals. Amazing. Why can't the new Mac Book Pro drive just one?

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    Comment #6163983

    He meant minutes. 45min.