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cdancette

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About cdancette

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    Comment #32575320

    That's the Light L16 https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/4/10/17218758/l...

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    Comment #28445212

    Awesome idea to use anki for courses quiz !

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    Comment #24831722

    Torrents seem to match your definition pretty well. And it's a quite successfull technology.

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    Comment #18000870

    Not youtube, but I love Charles Isbell and Michael Littman's machine learning course on Udacity: https://in.udacity.com/course/machine-learning--ud262 They explain the topic in a v…

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    Comment #17942923

    That's not an option for everyone

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    Comment #17886813

    But you already can insert a bang at the end of the search string

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    Comment #17881697

    Yeah but it's less nice, and if you're running on a distant server you have to deal with X forwarding

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    Comment #17858857

    If you work with image processing, notebooks are very handy as they can display images directly. Also to display tables nicely with pandas, or for any data visualization actually.

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    Comment #17586571

    And '10 x'

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    Comment #17574787

    Not parent but for me two main reasons would be : free, lighter / faster.

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    Comment #17363006

    you can type hint without comments a: int = 1 is valid python

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    Comment #17311609

    Why do you have the fixed length requirement? Regular lists seem to work perfectly for this

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    Comment #17255399

    The difference is that Jobs wasn't putting people's life in danger as theranos did by releasing malfunctionning blood testing machines

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    Comment #17221257

    Self regulation, really? Startups could never self regulate and never will. And a few bad startups can be enough to do massive damages. Look Cambridge analytica: this startup alone…

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    Comment #17089738

    I have a window sitting next to my Linux and I use it about twice a year, it's no maintenance at all (less than a VM I would say)

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    Comment #17089563

    Then use a dual boot with Windows. It's quite simple to set up. Linux is the best os for programming imo (especially if you develop software for Linux servers), so why not keep bot…

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    Comment #17045279

    I don't believe this. It just depends on the motivation of the entrepreneur. I know entrepreneurs who created non-profit startups and work to improve public services, what do you s…

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    Comment #17043351

    I think we are slowly gaining consciousness about the danger of ads. It's really pernicious but I think has overall terrible effects on people (self estime, food / alcohol consumpt…

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    Comment #17043236

    " my freedom ends where yours begins "

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    Comment #17037322

    What I said doesn't imply this at all. I'm just stating that there's a trade-off between the freedom of corporations and the freedom of the people (but different kind of freedoms, …

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    Comment #17036888

    So we can summarize saying it's customers freedom against ISP freedom.

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    Comment #17031211

    I think we're underestimating the global health issue due to online advertisement (alcohol, smoking, or just bad eating habits). And I'm not speaking of attention disorder of so-ca…

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