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cwhy
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Comment #29834028
Deep learning based systems are at least trustable as working animals I think... They share a lot of similarities. You can not know how it thinks, but you can train them, observe t…
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Comment #29658173
No they definitely don't pre-suppose so. They run ads for main revenue, and just think about what is the definition of ads.
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Comment #29470938
I tried to complete all of them in Spreadsheet, so far only Day 5 is quite tough and Google Sheet could not handle it.. https://twitter.com/chenyuio/status/1467750483494273025 (Day…
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Comment #27230746
I am quite interested in the difference between people's intuition about things. The more complex a system is, the less I tend to think about it being designed.. It is just too bea…
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Comment #27114029
This is rather a math-specific operation (type conversion on math operators), not the scope of general purpose language. A lot of dependent typed language can achieve this naturall…
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Comment #27113970
A commercial project aims for profit, not public service. The previous post explains why they are popular demands. And it is natural for commercial project to satisfy popular deman…
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Comment #24563108
In Python people are encouraged to follow styles for code as a communication tool between developers. If you just really want your code to "look nice" you can have things like this…
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Comment #24563071
This is also a nice recent attempt on utilizing Python ecosystem and FP features of Haskell(Purescript): https://github.com/purescript-python/purescript-python/blob/...
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Comment #18566481
I was thinking of the exact same thing when writing my new project in Python, and implemented a poor-man's version using typing.NamedTuple. But my idea was mainly from the extensiv…
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Comment #18273267
Bit of advice to you: I know you what to share your thoughts on this particular package. But this kind of post just looks like an ad and insincere. (edit) PS: Make sure it is to sc…
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Comment #10950192
But the error message though...
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Comment #10849131
That's the right bottom part of the Bayes' rule?
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Comment #10372169
Dislike is not usually the best measurement. Next time try this kind of voting questions: I use systemd and like it I use upstart and like it I use launchd and like it I use tradit…
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Comment #10357575
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nal3-qRocJI
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Comment #9775578
Hi Douglas, I just finished my college and quite interested in RNNs and fascinated by their capability and potential. Should I go to graduate school to study it or I can play with …
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Comment #9723739
Is it for SEO?
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Comment #9518912
Just look at the SAT maths scores of different races. IMHO that the high scores of Asian students was due to the Asian cultures which promotes hard work.
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Comment #9518908
It depends, Beta(3,3) is also bell-shaped.
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Comment #9518838
Yes. Now I regret I upgraded my Ubuntu to 15.04 Since there is no support for cuda from NVIDIA, so is the Intel graphic driver. If you are using an OS without third party applicati…
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Comment #8698117
Other people have given very good suggestions. But just mention that there is not any first principles for mathematics, that is an active area for research for pure math. There are…
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Comment #8556041
Unlocked.. Wasn't expecting more levels after 45 though.. Will there be infinite levels?