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Somebody wrote that OP is in Germany. Here are some notes I compiled for (expat) friends and coworkers on:

How to find how to find a therapist in Berlin (Germany): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YQYTXBkypxc1DaCRWIjk...

The packages were laying directly on the street.

Walking through Manhattan this Summer, I once saw several delivery people sorting dozens of Amazon packages directly on the sidewalk. I could not believe my eyes.

Also check out this neat illustrated "timeline" of "-punks". https://imgur.com/gallery/WkIU2

Only the end I would change. First I would put Cyberpunk into the 1990-2000 years. And then I would add another category for all movies that have this "bright", "plastic" and "clean" look like GATTACA, 2001, Minority Report or Oblivion. And then add another category for all the rough and dirty movies like District nine or Edge of tomorrow that seem to be fashionable now. But I don't have good names for these yet. What do you think?

If they are the same thing, why does the parent commenter prefer Functional?

Can you point to any good tutorials for replacing OOP with functional patterns in Python? I often use OOP to semantically group functionality and "manage" state e.g. avoiding methods with multiple variables or cases where I have to pass one (not changing) variable to multiple functions.

This hyperbole is obviously wrong or do you have any facts to show it?

I don't know anyone enjoying taking the car in Berlin and one is often faster with public transport or the bike in the city center.

rebrand itself as bicycle friendly Shocking! Political parties changing course to adapt to change in popular opinion.

How is this even legal? Doesn't one need to be a natural person to register? Can I enter my toaster?

Are we sure that is not satire?

So you would considered the latest committed version as the 'code of the current experiment'? Maybe to rephrase: I start a training with my local code and then I change one variable in the code or comment some processing and start the next training. Would I need to do something for comet to know how the code has changed?

I like, that the price is so high. That makes it a least seem to be a sustainable business. And when you pay your ML people 10k a month, the $25 is less than the coffee they will drink in the office.

Hi, looks great! Love the feature of tracking code changes. But how does this work? Does it upload the code to the servers every time I launch a training?

Thanks for the feedback: Here the relevant quote from our TOS:

All photos reviewed and organized via the App will only be saved temporarily on servers for the duration of the review process. The photos will be deleted immediately upon completion of such process. We will not make your photos available to others and we will not store them. No human will ever see your photos during the review process.

http://roll.eyeem.com/privacy.html

Also note that we are a German company, so German privacy laws apply.

For reference, here is the link to the real arxiv page: http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.07647 and here is the blog post announcing the paper: http://engineering.pinterest.com/post/120111908004/building-...

Good point, but you have to admit that the site does not look inviting at all and that a novice has no idea where to start.

sorry, was only an accident.

If you were underwhelmed by this blog post have a look at:

Transforming code into Beautiful, Idiomatic Python by Raymond Hettinger at PyCon 2013

https://speakerdeck.com/pyconslides/transforming-code-into-b... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSGv2VnC0go&noredirect=1

Topics include: 'looping' with iterators to avoid creating new lists, dictionaries, named tuples and more

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