@machopea No it was called osaka flu.

WTF is this image. "Hey I have an idea! Lets point a giant tuba to your face it will be funny trust me!"

@linuxxx KeePassXC is a really good FOSS password manager.

I use only 500 MB a month. If you don't stream anything it's very doable. For me it's enough for DevRant, browsing and texting. That's basically all I do. And if I'm home or at work I can just connect to the WLAN.

@gathurian Have you tried textidote? It's not perfect but it works reasonably well. It basically removes most of the LaTeX syntax and then runs language tool on it.

@Fast-Nop Couldn't you have just told her, that you are busy at the moment and not ready for the task right now? 😅

@mksana "broken her windows". I was like: "why would anyone deliberately break their windows?".
Then I realized what windows you where referring to 🙈

@norman70688 MeeGo is an operating system. What the people at pine64 are building is open hardware for a phone. You can put any os on it that you want. The goal is to get firmware and kernel updates for 20 years after the hardware release.

@netikras
They target a price tag around 149$.

https://forum.pine64.org/showthread...

@BugliL DevRant doesn't use hashtags. Just comma separated tags. No offense. Just so you know;)

@fuck2code Thank you very much. I knew about this already. And even though it was definitely a major screw up, I think it was not done with mal indent, but rather just a short sited decision.
Still this is just my belief and not backed up by any factual evidence.
Definitely something to keep in mind.

@fuck2code What do you mean by shady business practices? If there is a reason I shouldn't use brave I want to hear it in oder to reconsider my choices.

@Xoka If I'm not mistaken, the source code of Vivaldi can be accessed. It's not Foss but you can review the source. A lot of people have requested that they should develop in the open (a la github), but they say they need to stay somewhat closed to remain competative with other browsers.
At least that's the information I gathered.

I myself prefer brave, because it loads sites incredibly fast. Previously I was a firefox guy, but as extensions started to be available for chromium based browsers I tried other like vivaldi and brave.
I chose brave because it loads pages the fastest (at least for me) and is developed in the open.

Never had big problems with arch even though I use a lot of aur packages.
I never install python packages with pip. Always use pacman or create a virtual environment.
Once had a problem with a package, but arch linux has a newticker that informs you when an update needs manual intervention was solved in no time.

@NickyBones Sadly clustering is not really my field of expertise (I've mostly worked with classification and topic models). But I found a research paper that might be of interest to you, when it comes to reducing the number of features: https://stat.berkeley.edu/~mmahoney...

There are other general techniques to reducing features. You could train a neural network as an autoencoder which maps to lower dimensional vectors. Other then that aggressive pruning using variance and correlation might help.

When it comes to clustering algorithms I can't really help you much. But you could look into subspace clustering. It seems to be one of the gotos when it comes to clustering high dimensional data.

I would suggest feature reduction methods. Since PCA won't work efficiently with high dimensions like that, you could remove highly frequent words (they are often stopwords) and low frequent words (they often don't provide much information).

Other than that use stemming and and convert all words to lowercase during tokenization. This will further reduce the number of words in your dictionary.

Be careful compression can lead to oracle attacks.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Has nobody heard of dual boot? You can have both linux and windows :o

I don't understand the hate against bees. Their pretty calm normally and produce honey as well as pollinate flowers, trees and other stuff. Wasps are way more aggressive and only produce paper. 🐝

@Linux Well that escalated quickly didn't it? 😅

@Condor
Well fortunately already taken by a terrific site owner ;)
Although linux.on.pizza has a pretty good ring to it too 😏

Man what a shame that on.pizza is taken. Would make for the best subdomains.
pineapple.on.pizza
paprika.on.pizza
...

Isn't this called PowerPoint karaoke? It's fun game people play where they have to hold a presentation with slides they have never seen before. Maybe he just wanted to invite you :D

@rutvora I don't think I know a language that compares floats using a constant distance threshold by default.
C++ isn't doing something special here that no other language does. It's quite the opposite. Every language I know that uses floating point numbers behaves like C++ in this regard.

I would define machine learning as finding knowledge of patterns and structure in data or observations.
This knowledge in turn enables predictions about previously unknown data or to infer structure were previously was none.

Machine learning algorithms are generally put into the categories supervised, unsupervised or semi-supervised learning.

In supervised learning the machine is given a defined input and output. It then tries to capture the correlation between the two. With the learned correlation it then tries to infer the output for input that was previously unknown to it.

In unsupervised learning the machine is just given input in which it tries to identify, structures and patterns. This can lead to a groups of similar data points, but also to different representations of the data itself.

Semi-supervised learning combines the two. For a part of the input the output is given, and for the rest not.

@metamourge Look what I just found. If only I would have known early. Thanks for putting me in the right direction. https://chocolatey.org/packages/...

@beleg So basically if I just do nothing you will change your mind since you realize I won't change your mind. And since you changed your mind and I did not I won?

KeePassXC, KeePass2Android and Nextcloud. Perfect solution for me.

@netikras When changes in your code base influence so many parts that you can't update all related comments. You have a much bigger problem. Unpredictable side effects are a sign of bad architecture.
I wouldn't consider this a valid argument against commenting.

@irene I think it has less to do with the video itself, but rather with the direction YouTube has been taking as a company. Favoring big media channels over small creators in their attempt to replace television. The video has been used as a vent, by the people that deeply disagree with their decisions.