OSI is much more important when you are doing wireless protocol design. TCP/IP is when you want to abstract out a lot of the lower layer functionality which is concerned with collision domains. It is definitely still taught in engineering school for a reason.
Please do not touch Sally’s pretty anus.
Unfortunately for a lot of the .ml trolls that will just get you banned.
Survivor was never good tbh
Because maybe one day someone will send me something useful. Also I like the attention.
It’s meant as a portfolio and I don’t want to risk someone mistaking some contribution for my own work.
I don’t actually intend to put any time into maintaining it, but you are free to fork it if you want that responsibility.
Your linting is lousy. It causes my eyes much pain.
It will definitely be called Half Life Part 4, and it will break the Internet.
Pytorch being the defacto ML R&D language basically means that every ML engineer Facebook recruits is familiar with their workflows. This is an age old strategy in tech which goes back to the early days of Unix.
The hottest chili anyone sells near me are thai chilis and habaneros. I require at least one million scoville to cum, so I have no choice but to grow my own.
Yeah, other idiots.
You forgot the most important one:
CSCI 7999 - logging with cat.
This is the entire point of academia though. If you were in a math PhD program you would have much better access to the resources to build the background knowledge you need to explore this topic, and then you would literally be paid to research it, and then possibly paid to manage a whole team of people interested the topic, and paid to teach classes on it and publish book chapters, and so on. People have this misconception (not saying you do, but this is a very common sentiment) that academia is this ivory tower which gate keeps knowledge, when the reality is that it’s just a framework for enabling knowledge discovery. The reason most people outside of academia don’t publish original research isn’t some conspiracy. It’s because engaging in original research is a full time job which often requires a lot of money and resources normal people don’t have.
It kind of has a red tinted layer which creates red blobs in quite a lot of different lighting conditions. Even with non IR photography, if you are standing outside or under bright lights there’s a good chance any pictures will end up with red artifacts in the lenses, partially or completely obscuring your eyes.
And quicksand
Jackdaws taste terrible anyway
This is actually a very good argument for simulation theory, since if some species ever manages to synthesize consciousness beyond natural biology, then the vast majority of all consciousness will exist in black hole entropy farms in the post-star universe, making it almost a statistical certainly that we are one such farm.
My threat profile involves not being important enough to have zero day microcode backdoors wasted on me.
What, you don’t like a good creampie for the holidays?