Hey folks. I’m looking for high quality countryside (dog friendly) retreats less than 2 hours drive from north/East London. Ideally would be near some kind of body of water. I’m thinking something like Wilderness Reserve but I’m not sure how good the offering there really is. Budget maybe up to 1k per night max but ideally less. Any recommendations of Airbnbs, hotels, retreats?
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I am fully tapered on my pension allowance and because of this I basically stopped contributing to my pension. I know that with matching it still comes out EV+ but the tax bill hassle and deferred access until retirement just seems not that appealing compared to sticking it in a GIA. Any strongly dissenting opinions on this?
I am planning to buy a Weber Summit E6 but am worried about getting it through the house into the back yard. Dimensions on Amazon say
|| || |30.6"D x 36.8"W x 29.3"H|
which is too large to fit through my house. But another Amazon page has it (presumably boxed?) as
|| || |100 x 100 x 50 cm; 66.23 kg|
which should be fine.
Does anyone know how it arrives and what the size of the largest single component is? Would be a pretty expensive mistake if we couldn't get it through the house into the garden!
[R] Clinically applicable deep learning for diagnosis and referral in retinal disease
nature.com/articles/s41591-018-0107-6Oxford Analytica wants you to know it has 'no relationship' with that other Analytica company with Cambridge in its name
uk.businessinsider.com/oxford-analytica-says-...Could anyone point me to a good method for incorporating non-image inputs into a fully-convolutional network?
For regular CNNs the traditional way would be to encode the input into some feature vector and concatenate this with the dense section of the CNN, but for FCNs there is no dense section. The obvious extension to that would be to duplicate the representation of the additional inputs to be 'image-sized' and concatenate this constant valued image in the feature channels but maybe there is a better approach that I am not aware of?
It is possible to use unicode characters to create 'glitches':
https://twitter.com/glitchr_/status/167057122985652224
Why is this possible? It seems that something like unicode should be expected to behave in an entirely controlled and expected way and that 'glitches' such as this (able to break out of textboxes etc.) shouldnt be able to exist. What is the reason for this and what is happening here?
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