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alexpeattie
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Comment #38537686
The proof text is separate. Currently it's up to humans to ensure the proof text (written in LaTeX) properly matches the Lean proof. Indeed, you can see in the article that the tex…
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Comment #27696608
I believe this is the site: https://artickl.com/ And here's a post about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/learnmachinelearning/comments/oa7x3...
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Comment #26034687
The article has moved here: https://bilal2vec.github.io/blog/algpt2/2020/07/17/ALGPT2-pa...
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Comment #25093172
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) produces impressive summaries for policymakers in which explain alongside every claim the corresponding level of confidence, th…
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Comment #23284311
Personally, for building a client library I'd take a look at OpenAPI Generator ( https://github.com/openapitools/openapi-generator ) or Swagger Codegen ( https://github.com/swagger…
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Comment #15149919
Peg | Full Stack Developer | London | ONSITE | fulltime | https://peg.co/hiring | £45k-£55k + equity We're on a mission to shift $1BN in advertising budgets towards independent con…
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Peg | Full Stack Developer | London | ONSITE | fulltime | https://peg.co/hiring | £35k-£55k + equity We're on a mission to shift $1BN in advertising budgets towards independent con…
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Peg | Full Stack Developer | London | ONSITE | fulltime | https://peg.co/hiring | £35k-£55k + equity We're on a mission to shift $1BN in advertising budgets towards independent con…
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Peg | Full Stack Developer | London | ONSITE | fulltime | https://peg.co/hiring | £35k-£55k + equity We're on a mission to shift $1BN in advertising budgets towards independent con…
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Comment #12614393
It's much more niche-specific than most of the other suggestions, but I've been enjoying This Week in Machine Learning & AI ( https://twimlai.com/ ). It feels like the field of ML …
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Comment #11403373
You can create a more hardened setup by using a 4096 bit RSA key: /opt/letsencrypt/letsencrypt-auto certonly --rsa-key-size 4096 --server https://acme-v01.api.letsencrypt.org/direc…
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Comment #11315014
Ah ok, interesting :). We were weighing up exactly these kind of tradeoffs a few weeks ago, and the benchmarks we did put the 2 approaches more or less neck and neck, so maybe PG h…
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Comment #11314975
There's nothing stopping you indexing multiple columns with different dictionaries either :). And indexing works beautifully with multiple weighted columns. The related records poi…
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Comment #11314828
I thought this was a great article, and trigram indexes are definitely an amazing tool to have in the arsenal. I think PostgreSQL fulltext search (with tsvector, tsquery etc.) is g…
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Comment #11074947
I guess competent is meant to be shorthand for "likely to get a Pull Request merged" - I agree that competent is a overextension of that, and very subjective. The actual study is m…
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Comment #10856741
Yes, although the subdomains still point to deviantart's servers. The difference here is that ad.example.com ends up pointing to the attacker's server. Because LetsEncrypt needs a …
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Comment #10830759
Yep, the assets don't ship with the codebase - you need to provide your own original AoE II (or AoE II HD) installation.
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Comment #5326926
It's true that the 'undead' wouldn't skew the mean life span much. But given the way life expectancy is calculated ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_expectancy ), it ends up bein…
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Comment #5241419
Pretty cool. The full source code's on Github as well: https://github.com/mitallast/diablo-js The code's not commented very heavily, but it's pretty readable nonetheless.
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