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Libbum

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About Libbum

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/libbum; my proof: https://keybase.io/libbum/sigs/lkNaKmj7MH3cp9y-pT7dHSCTL4DjyHzeca7pX1ljZ2c ]

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    Comment #46210580

    I predicted this back in 2004 as an angsty teenager: https://evilschemes.livejournal.com/3007.html

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    Comment #37234257

    It is surprisingly good! Not clear if you can go without a manual step where you need to change the likes of SPEAKER_00 to Bob and SPEAKER_01 to Sarah, but I've not had it mess up …

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    Comment #37038430

    A set of clay tablets that depict the Sumerian/Babylonian epic of creation. https://whispers.neophilus.net/

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    Comment #33809213

    You may have been reading a different version of the documentation. Documenter.jl outputs are dependent on the code actually running (and it's the package DifferentialEquations.jl …

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    Comment #32329362

    An additional thing to understand here is that PFAS is not a new boundary at all in the context of the planetary boundaries framework - they fall under the already defined category…

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    Comment #24397531

    https://audiobookstore.com/ has a pretty extensive range of DRM-free titles.

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    Comment #24372743

    That's interesting! Care to share your fail2ban config for this?

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    Comment #24293322

    Yeah, this is the crux. Here's a comment from one of the devs when I asked about the polynomial vs NN basis: The answer is quite simple really. Classical basis functions suffer fro…

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    Comment #24292408

    I certainly agree with the NNs are used as hammers point. Until coming across the UODE concept I was of the opinion they were more parlour trick than anything useful. Here though, …

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    Comment #24291925

    I'm not entirely confident in answering that directly, so perhaps you can check my reasoning here. If F is completely unknown, perhaps you start training with a 10 dimensional poly…

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    Comment #24291491

    Since the network only acts on a small portion of the entire system, we can constrain it in such a way that dramatically simple NNs work just fine. `FastChain(FastDense(3,32,tanh),…

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    Comment #24291434

    To respond to both the parent question, and this comment: indeed, this is black-box optimal control in essence. However, this method is just one small aspect of the SciML [0] ecosy…

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    Comment #23567605

    I mostly read scientific papers. Quite a good number of them are two column. Haven't come across k2pdfopt before - I'll check it out, thanks!

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    Comment #23542130

    Version 1. But as I say, the hardware is good. Version 2 will have even better hardware specs, but the operating system I suspect will be the same.

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    Comment #23539124

    I wouldn't recommend this. PDF support is horrible, particularly if you have a two column layout file. You cannot correctly zoom in far enough in most cases - in the sense that zoo…

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    Comment #22424187

    The British Museum are working on digitising their collection with 3D scans and high resolution imaging. The catalogue is slowly coming online, an example: https://research.british…

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    Comment #22423274

    There are efforts to do exactly that. The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative [0] has some interesting projects you may wish to browse [1] as an example. [0]: https://cdli.ucla.ed…

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    Comment #22105425

    For android I use "Listen Audiobook Player". Automatic progress tracking for multiple books, and generally all round great for daily audiobook usage.

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    Comment #21628204

    I would strongly suggest serving this landing page via http/2.0 - your 504 requests over http/1.1 are currently taking 3.5 minutes for me to load 2MB of data. https://ibb.co/5BWrqb…

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    Comment #21315819

    My biggest project, it's about 6k loc. So maybe that's not what you meant by 'big', but many of the others here have listed a lot of closed source apps. https://github.com/Libbum/O…

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    Comment #21315385

    Fair enough. It's taken me a while to understand how he works, and certainly I can see your point. His passion for the project helps the community immensely in many ways and can be…

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    Comment #21315208

    An ellie app to play around with: https://ellie-app.com/6YQNRR4MmmZa1

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    Comment #21314996

    > There is a lack of leadership and community building in this project. ... All issues on Github, all posts on Elm Discourse get no response. This is completely the opposite in my …