RickDeveloper

I’m thinking something like how the app works when you’re not logged in, but with accounts saved like usual. Just the option not to choose any of them in the account switcher.

Hi,

I'm a high school student and a few weeks ago I won the national philosophy olympiad, which means I'll get to participate in the international philosophy olympiad in May. This is super exciting and I'm grateful for that opportunity :) For those not familiar with the competition, both the national olympiad and the international olympiad require students to write a text in English discussing one of four quotes.

Now, English is my second language and all of my philosophy education thus far, except for some individual reading, has all been in Dutch. I think I'm a fairly competent writer overall, but translating the philosophies to English is a bit hard for me because of the amount of jargo

Let's say I have a database with a million rows each containing 20 boolean columns. I'd like to find the most similar k rows to a given row. I know how to run a simple nearest neighbor classifier, but I worry about scaling.

Would pre-computation be a viable option? It would need re-computation for every new row that's stored in the database, and storing 2^20 (~1M) additional rows doesn't sound particularly efficient either. Besides, pre-computation could overload the database if it's querying all columns and rows.

Is there any good solution to this problem? Any help is useful!

Hallo allemaal,

Vandaag is voor mij en vele andere school weer begonnen, en ik heb een nieuwe Engels docent. De docent vertelde aan het begin van de les dat zij leerlingen geld zou laten betalen als zij Nederlands praten in haar les. Het gaat hier om geld dat de leerlingen (of hun ouders) zelf verdiend hebben - geen schoolgeld of iets dergelijks. Ik vroeg mij af of dit legaal is.

Alvast bedankt.

Hello everyone,

Last week I started gettingstarted.ml, a collection of the best courses, blog posts and most influential papers on various topics in machine learning to help people quickly get started. With so many overhyped tutorials on the topic, I thought it would be helpful to organize some resources in a trusted place. It also has a few project ideas because many topics are best learnt by doing. The project is open source on GitHub.

The goal is to make gettingstarted.ml the go-to place for everyone who is seriously looking to get into ML, or wanting

Hello everyone,

Today I'm launching gettingstarted.ml: a community driven index of the best resources to get started with machine learning. The website includes courses, books, papers, project ideas and more on everything from math to ethics. At this point it's pretty short, but I hope to grow the list over the next couple of months. If you have a good link to add, feel free to open a pull request of issue over at GitHub as well as posting it on this sub ;). Everything that will help beginners and aspiring engineers/researchers is appreciated.

Be sure to check it out at [gettingstarted.ml](htt