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lstmemery

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    Comment #32594498

    Thank you!

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    Comment #32593988

    That's interesting! I would like to know more. Do you have a source?

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    Comment #31226471

    I think it's primarily meant as a learning tool. Here's the TL;DR from their GitHub.[1] PyScript is a Pythonic alternative to Scratch, JSFiddle or other "easy to use" programming f…

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    Comment #29899515

    I'd like to recommend Aegis Authenticator, which is FOSS. It also encrypts tokens at rest, has password protection and the ability to export tokens. Lastpass Authenticator does not…

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    Comment #28741621

    I had a similar problem in a prediction pipeline a few years back. If I remember correctly, someone updated a R package to the next minor version. The package was to read an obscur…

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    Comment #28135491

    I don't think the bitter lesson is applies to ASTs. From the Bitter Lesson: "Early methods conceived of vision as searching for edges, or generalized cylinders, or in terms of SIFT…

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    Comment #28134819

    You need to scale the amount of data to take advantage of the increase in parameters. I'm not sure where we would find another 100 GitHubs worth of data.

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    Comment #28134359

    I have to disagree with you here. In the Codex paper[1], they have two datasets that Codex got correct about 3% of the time. These are interview and code competition questions. Fro…

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    Comment #27675670

    This really feels like the end of an era. I got my start going through the MITx computer science and probability courses. I wouldn't be a data scientist today if I didn't have thos…

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    Comment #26400070

    I'm not sure if I understand this graph. The cone seems to represent "no climate policy". Why should we be surprised that we are currently trending out of the "no climate policy" c…

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    Comment #24863310

    Not the OP, but the most recent meta-analysis suggests that there is a negative correlation between inequality and growth[1]. Wealth inequality is more negatively correlated with g…

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    Comment #24618659

    Many libraries have access to newspaper archives and it's hard to compete with free!

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    Comment #24343346

    This meta-analysis suggests that masks are effective for both healthcare workers and not healthcare workers on a population level. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii…

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    Comment #23725318

    I spent about an hour trying to set up a TiddlyWiki for a Zettelkasten, but couldn't get it working. I was overwhelmed by the number of editors available. I now use Zettlr. Is ther…

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    Comment #18656906

    On my resume, I compare my results to either the previously implemented model or the state-of-the-art for that specific problem. If you bring someone in for an interview, ask them …

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    Comment #15460675

    Numpy enforces type consistency within arrays. Type errors are still possible but generally rarer and are noticed sooner than base Python.

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