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GitHub link - https://github.com/NervanaSystems/nlp-architect

Does anyone know of such a journal(for general interest articles) for machine learning, deep learning, etc.?

Nice :)

But your site displays — instead of —.

Merry Christmas!

This is nice! :)

How do I learn "this" kind of JavaScript? Does it have a special name or something?

With the intent of harming someone.

Actually, googling 'learning to reinforcement learn' links to this paper - https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.05763

No, it opens for me just fine.

Previous discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5791489

Was it this, by any chance? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11013997

I attended an RMS lecture about free software and the GNU movement. To me, RMS just seems to be too paranoid about "non-free" software to the point that it just seems impractical.

He spoke about LibreJS and about why we should complain, but I wasn't really convinced due to the exact same reason you mentioned.

Any free alternatives of this for Linux?

Or even http://sci-hub.bz/ and http://sci-hub.cc/

Please post this too.

GitHub has 880,159 open PRs (https://github.com/pulls?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Apr)

GitHub has 12,558,530 closed PRs (https://github.com/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed)

(sarcasm)

All links work for me. I think you need to login.

True, I was a huge fan of Flipkart since the time it only used to sell books. Then the delivery charges increased, discount reduced and Amazon and Snapdeal looked like much better options.

Even now I look at flipkart to check out the price of stuff, but it is usually more than the rest.

Flipkart lost customers confidence, is what I think.

On the basis of customer satisfaction only, Amazon is far ahead of Flipkart at least in India.

If you search Quora for a Flipkart vs. Amazon, you will be amazed by the reviews (most favour Amazon).

This is just one: https://www.quora.com/Is-Flipkart-better-than-Amazon-in-Indi...

There are many more such questions on Quora. I've read a lot of reviews and this was the result: Amazon is more responsive to complaints, returns, usually cheaper and satisfying the customer. Flipkart is doing way worse than Amazon in these departments. There are even a few answers about how Flipkart delivered the wrong product.

Can a bot be made which understands emotions, sarcasm, etc.? Can something be made which does more than just parse commands and gives out predefined replies? If so, how far away are we from this?

Hey, thanks a lot!

Can you tell me some, because I'd like to hear them out?

This is good! Though, some sort of captcha will be useful to avoid people spamming this.

Can you give a link of the style?

"Email is a wonderful thing for people whose role in life is to be on top of things. But not for me; my role is to be on the bottom of things." Wow!

No, it hasn't yet.

Sarcasm, I suppose?

Damn, I'm 20 and I already feel old.

As a self taught programmer, I went from a beginner to an intermediate level by learning from websites and books. My suggestion to beginners would be to read some stuff about the technology they want to use, then read and implement a few tutorials where they will make example apps, etc. This clarifies the terminology and makes it easier to describe the problem, read docs, etc. Because 99% of beginner problems have already been answered on StackOverflow. I have had some bad experience with SO but it was mostly due to not searching properly. I definitely understand how beginners feel. But if someone kept asking me how to reverse an array in C++ repeatedly, even I would be pissed.

The idea is good but the UI is kinda confusing. Adding a tutorial page to guide new users through this will be helpful.

I had initially considered streaming on livecoding.tv for the same reasons as yours. Definitely won't do it now.

This is crazy. Can these people be any more unprofessional?