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jilljennV

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About jilljennV

Researcher in Tokyo. Will teach CS someday. Loves Python & OCaml. Watches anime and transcribes music. https://jilljenn.github.io + https://mangaki.fr

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    Comment #15209171

    Thanks for this great summing up! I will add that the whole Mangaki platform is on GitHub: https://github.com/mangaki/mangaki/

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    Comment #15209160

    Co-author here. We will provide our dataset for the sake of reproducibility, in the meantime we strongly encourage you to compete to our ongoing Mangaki Data Challenge, organized w…

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    Comment #13625519

    My two cents using pandoc, LuaLaTeX (or XeLaTeX) and few TeX hacks. http://jill-jenn.net/résumé.pdf

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    Comment #13625494

    What about http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/67746/combining-paths... ?

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    Comment #13625204

    In March 2014, I attended a conference in Atlanta. In the subway, some nice guy told me I had to make business cards for the conference. So I went to some kinko and asked: - How mu…

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    If you're not a US citizen, you can build an equivalent of the USDS in the country to which you belong ;) If you are not a citizen of any country though…

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    I was really surprised to see my Chinese friend pay the restaurant bill using WeChat, just by flashing a QR code. Which means they know all the data a typical social network can ha…

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    Comment #12377325

    Can't even access using good ol' archive.org and Google Cache :D

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    Comment #11700071

    May I say? PRAISE HELIX.

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    Comment #11608948

    What about this promising recent link? https://gym.openai.com

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    Comment #11518834

    So much fun! We made a similar visualization in Python, using Dijkstra's algorithm to find shortest paths in Paris: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/jilljenn/tryalgo/blob/mas... …

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    Comment #11167990

    First of all, I'd be curious to plug Algolia on this blog :) Then, maybe you should have less words per line. http://digerateur.xyz/2015/11/18/tri-bulle-ation/ is a good example. A…

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    Comment #8834229

    This seems to be an orphaned page. If you click on “team”, “performance” disappears from the menu. Apparently, it got leaked :) http://meta.stackexchange.com/a/244932