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Comment #48536264
I'm finishing a game I started writing before my first daughter was born. The in-laws have been beta testing and they like it so far! https://knightstourney.com
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Comment #33111407
They genetically engineered a kind of bacteria that divides into non-living 'nanocells' that can't multiply further. These cells contain a special kind of RNA and a cell entry mech…
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Comment #20246668
You might even luck out with those heuristics. Simulated annealing often results in the shortest/best/lowest-energy-state solution by accident.
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Comment #15010600
Kind of like proving that you can't solve the halting problem, it lets us put to rest the idea that you can reduce the complexity of NP problems to a deterministic polynomial solut…
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Comment #14746259
I saw a demo recently where someone used Microsoft Bot Framework for what you described. Can't find the video at the moment, but might be worth looking into. [ https://dev.botframe…
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Comment #11339393
Part two: http://www.nervanasys.com/deep-reinforcement-learning-with-n...
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Comment #9756640
This struck a chord. [Edit] I had an essay explaining why, but long story short... it's just that I had the same experiences on my old team as you described, so I left out of frust…
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Ask HN: Slow engineers, did you get faster? How?
After four years, I left my first team in March to join a new team at the same company. Now it's performance review season, so my old manager forwarded some notes to my current man…
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Comment #9736224
SAP too. Even newer, cloud-based companies like Workday are looking like very promising contenders for the same small/midsize businesses as AX, GP, NAV, and SL.
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Comment #9527519
This is neat... I love projects like this. When the number of clusters is unknown or hard to predict ahead of time, I'd lean toward something like affinity propagation or mean-shif…
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Comment #7682791
There's always Windows.
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Comment #7140555
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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