It gets unethical pretty quickly as it is produced at industrial scale.
I'm using Ctrl+S and Ctrl+Q for interrupting tail -f, but that's missing the search feature of course.
Wow, thanks a bunch for that hint!
Don't forget the missing zoom buttons that make it almost impossible to use the app with one hand only...
On a related historical note, this can happen if you don't pay the chiselers building your church: http://www.holidaycheck.de/data/urlaubsbilder/images/41/1163... (part of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiburg_Minster).
I did exactly the same and I unfortunately also really got used to the "go" prefix by now.
Here's the link from TFA: http://erratasec.blogspot.de/2012/08/who-will-fight-for-me.h...
Wow, I never heard of doing annual mammograms, or even "base-line screening" (!). Wouldn't that actually count as personal injury? EDIT: Continued to read the actual article -- I didn't know about the mammography…
> As an aside it's worth noting that as this library is GPL3 it means you can't use this code in any non-GPL product. Well you can always simply ask the author -- if he has got the copyright, he can grant you…
All that being said, anyone care to weigh in on the pros/cons of RBMs vs something like a contractive autoencoder? For some problems, it may be nice to have a generative model as offered by RBMS (although Rifai et al.…
I'd recommend Theano and the accompanying Deep Learning Tutorials at http://deeplearning.net/tutorial/
I think you'll need the female voice. No idea how to change that, though. EDIT: Try the US version: http://translate.google.com.mx/?hl=en#auto/en/filled%20with
While looking cool, it seems to me like this catches a pedestrian's attention more than the one of the drivers. If pedestrians are distracted from traffic right before crossing, this would make crosswalks less safe. It…
I like ikiwiki a lot because it plays nicely with git and there are many useful plugins: http://ikiwiki.info/
Cool, I just found out it works for beamer, too. Having instant preview for presentations is great, as I often find myself moving figures around all the time. Great work!
It gets unethical pretty quickly as it is produced at industrial scale.
I'm using Ctrl+S and Ctrl+Q for interrupting tail -f, but that's missing the search feature of course.
Wow, thanks a bunch for that hint!
Don't forget the missing zoom buttons that make it almost impossible to use the app with one hand only...
On a related historical note, this can happen if you don't pay the chiselers building your church: http://www.holidaycheck.de/data/urlaubsbilder/images/41/1163... (part of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiburg_Minster).
I did exactly the same and I unfortunately also really got used to the "go" prefix by now.
Here's the link from TFA: http://erratasec.blogspot.de/2012/08/who-will-fight-for-me.h...
Wow, I never heard of doing annual mammograms, or even "base-line screening" (!). Wouldn't that actually count as personal injury? EDIT: Continued to read the actual article -- I didn't know about the mammography…
> As an aside it's worth noting that as this library is GPL3 it means you can't use this code in any non-GPL product. Well you can always simply ask the author -- if he has got the copyright, he can grant you…
All that being said, anyone care to weigh in on the pros/cons of RBMs vs something like a contractive autoencoder? For some problems, it may be nice to have a generative model as offered by RBMS (although Rifai et al.…
I'd recommend Theano and the accompanying Deep Learning Tutorials at http://deeplearning.net/tutorial/
I think you'll need the female voice. No idea how to change that, though. EDIT: Try the US version: http://translate.google.com.mx/?hl=en#auto/en/filled%20with
While looking cool, it seems to me like this catches a pedestrian's attention more than the one of the drivers. If pedestrians are distracted from traffic right before crossing, this would make crosswalks less safe. It…
I like ikiwiki a lot because it plays nicely with git and there are many useful plugins: http://ikiwiki.info/
Cool, I just found out it works for beamer, too. Having instant preview for presentations is great, as I often find myself moving figures around all the time. Great work!