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Comment #20556565
Question about the algorithm: Is the algorithm run from scratch each time a seam is removed? I.e. energy function computed again on the resized image, all seams recomputed, then on…
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Comment #20552353
Could it help to force long names, preventing simple, 'elegant' names?
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Comment #20532976
Just imagine the work that haired people go through.. (sorry)
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Comment #20515946
I was referring to this specific case. In this housing example, extra infrastructure is being built for the purpose of segregating people. In your examples the segregation emerges …
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Comment #20512910
(I work in marketing at scale) Thank you. (I don't really)
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Comment #20484939
Remind them by segregating them from wealthier people?
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Comment #20471286
Side note, but sharing salaries with colleagues is actually a good idea, due to the unfairness that can arise from salaries being kept secret. Example article: https://www.nytimes.…
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Comment #20381323
""" A senior dev whom I respect for his technical prowess called me this morning. He called to fret over the meagre 12% raise he got... I gave him the best I could — by listening t…
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Comment #20293414
"he noted that some combination locks allow for wiggle-room and if this one had a three-digit leeway, Mr Rosenthal put the chances at 1 in 8,000, "which is still a small chance"." …
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Comment #20132172
It would be unusual not to check the performance of the model at predicting the target variable, which would validate whether or not the derived feature is useful.