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Comment #40110091
Sounds like a classic case of F.A.F.O.
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Comment #34766611
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Comment #33055787
The argument in this piece is a classic example of slippery slope-ism. The question of fair use, or of balancing between copyright maximalism and copyright minimalism, is a so-call…
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Comment #32089202
I’m not sure how it could possibly be useful to anyone to hear that they shouldn’t be in the place where a nuclear explosion occurs.
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Comment #31754875
> Between late 1978 and early 1981, drivers in the U.S. saw the price at the pump nearly double from 63 cents to $1.31 a gallon. Not sure how that change would amount to NEARLY dou…
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Comment #31598862
Next perhaps they can get Wolf Blitzer to stop shouting literally every sentence that comes out of his mouth as if it is all “BREAKING NEWS.”
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Comment #31456171
> I think if you have the luxury of assuming every token is a dictionary word, you can do much better by simply encoding each word as its index in the dictionary. Then you have to …
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Comment #30800046
The ultimate significance of the patents contained within the portfolio (how they will empower business plans, why they may be quite valuable) will not necessarily be apparent from…
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Comment #30623939
Comparing ALL software developers to builders or veterinarians isn’t fair. Veterinarians are continually holding animals’ lives in their hands. Builders almost invariably build thi…
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Comment #30588421
Sounds like a modified/more complex version of the well-known RICE framework. https://www.intercom.com/blog/rice-simple-prioritization-for...
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Comment #30547262
Admittedly it seems less common, but... there certainly are some Smeds in Sweden (and the rest of Scandinavia). The names are not ALL sons/sens and geographic features... https://f…
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Comment #30378763
> It sounds like you would need to be exceptionally careful that your meta-process didn't "find" some signal in pure noise (via re-using test sets and so on). It sounds like you’re…
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Comment #30126599
This seems to be precisely what the article says. > The attempt to use computers to assist in racial classification tasks has helped sharpen the issues because computers can't deal…
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Comment #30120150
The plural of “memento mori” is “memento mori.”
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Comment #30046539
Possibly attributable to the definition of “(going) dutch” as “splitting the bill”? https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/dutch
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Comment #29067685
Planning to do sentiment analysis in the future on your own writing that you’re also planning to do in the future seems like using a cannon to kill a mosquito—way overA-powered and…
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Comment #28807837
What does the legal system (common law vs continental) have to do with the parent comment?
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Comment #28735304
No honor among thieves? Color me shocked.
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Comment #28386676
Um, a (1985) might be useful here.
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Comment #28263493
The title here needs a (2017)
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Comment #28101685
Needs a (2015) in the title.
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Comment #28101677
Here I was expecting a deep analysis and explanation of why the engineering and businesses at play behind Captchas leads to such depressing images... instead I simply found a litan…
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Comment #27951675
Some better footage: https://twitter.com/dexcash/status/1419080071621619715?s=21 https://twitter.com/arnejrgen/status/1419248599624568832?s=2...