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Comment #42007180
One of the authors commented that the source is GPL'd and on GitHub... and here it is! https://github.com/pdfernhout/PlantStudio
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Comment #32483716
It also can automatically rotate authors if you've got people eager for attribution. When I was just starting out pairing, it felt really good to join a project and immediately get…
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Comment #32471493
Have you checked out https://github.com/git-duet/git-duet/ ? You configure a ~/.git-authors file with people with whom you regularly pair, and use `git duet [author-1] [author-2]` …
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Comment #15620059
The dam would still allow some water into the Mediterranean, which is why it's "only" a drop of 100m-200m in mean sea level in the Mediterranean.
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Comment #14815538
Part of the idea behind this is that you can run your own randomness beacon in the same manner, and if you and another person want to make a bet like that, you can each use your ow…
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Comment #14411629
That's true in the US, but not in many other places (the UK for example).
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Comment #14184367
The interesting properties of RNNs aren't in readability. RNNs can learn syntactical states, e.g. "this text is in quotes" that enable some really cool analysis tricks. OpenAI publ…
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Comment #14142082
escalated to the richest person on Earth .
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Comment #13474088
By screwing up, owning it, and fixing it. It's impossible to get real operational knowledge without actually working on it. If you're in school, design competitions are awesome. If…
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Ask HN: Learning Hexidecimal Arithmetic
Has anyone taken the time/effort to learn arithmetic in hex (beyond simple addition/conversion)? I am dealing with a lot of legacy C/C++ pointer wrangling code, and I'm curious if …
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Comment #12636182
31, CAD development lead, 3 years experience, A.A.S in Gunsmithing, Centennial, CO, USA. $67k. 20% work from home, 401k match to 4% salary, 15 days vacation, and no one even tracks…
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Comment #12516590
I just finished the Udacity machine learning nanodegree a bit over a month ago. While it is good (and getting better) at teaching techniques and material, you miss a lot in terms o…
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Comment #12438026
I pay ~7.5% for myself and my spouse. We have four children covered by the state's expanded Medicaid provision. State and federal taxes and budgeting make it impossible to estimate…
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Comment #11035356
I ran their developer version on an old Nexus 7 for a while, and it was more like the latter (Windows analogue). There is still a full terminal experience available even on the pho…