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Comment #15034096
Our CS1010 teacher in college used to test us on movies. I believe one year he had done inception. Other years he did transformers, Star Wars etc.
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Comment #14988330
For me its a bit of a balancing act... You produce a project which is successful means you need to devote time to it. But to devote time to it you need to provide support, updates,…
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Comment #14907458
Perhaps a good layman type explanation would be that nueral networks are essentially curve fitting on steroids. (Hopefully at some point people have done curve fitting in school an…
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Comment #14899236
I just tried using Lazarus, I found it quite fun to use. I understand where the author is coming for when it comes to RAD. It is extremely easy to use. It feels like C# but compile…
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Comment #14853075
Their 2017 paper: https://www.vicarious.com/img/icml2017-schemas.pdf
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Comment #14836633
But the common person cannot. Also you are looking at the best universities of the country in Beijing and Shanghai. And as you stated, they still will prefer to communicate in thei…
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Comment #14836541
I lived in China for many years. Honestly, the government is very clever about how they censor. They don't do things so obviously and they allow a little bit of criticism. there is…
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Comment #14836504
Its a pity because UWP is really a pleasure to work with. Its even faster to develop uwp apps than websites...
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Comment #14810886
Fixing the language is one step. It will still not prevent hax0rs from targeting the bytecode of the VM itself.
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Comment #14795133
I hate those business oriented hackathons where 90% is about the pitch. I tend to prefer ones where actual coding gets done.
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Comment #14699878
I tried to understand what is going on in this paper. Am I right to say that it seems like they are looking at parallelizing subtasks within each domain and at each time taking adv…
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Comment #14650937
Out of curiosity what makes an CPLD different from an FPGA?
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Comment #14513619
Among all the words listed, the only one which seems to be consistent across various language families is mother. All roots of mother seem to begin with "m" including in Chinese (母…