Catégorie : Saved Links
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Has anybody recently passed the Oxford Brookes BSc in Applied Accounting?
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dans Saved LinksIf so, is it difficult? I am aware they are closing down the program but I am looking to ensure for the May 26 submission. submitted by /u/Aegon_Toast to r/ACCA [link] [comments]
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SBR Revision. Some Useful links.
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dans Saved LinksHi guys! I’m a tutor with over a decade of experience, I’ve had groups with 100% pass rates, I was a prizewinner despite sitting this exam with APM and AFM, so let me share some links to my posts that you might find useful in your SBR revision: SBR Made Easy Podcast. Here I explain…
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Money Scam Using Kpop Idols Name in India!!?
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dans Saved LinksHi, I just want to know whether you or any friends of u guys have faced this?….so my Indian Bangalore friend is saying she is secretly dating a Member of BTS for the past 4 years Thro Whatsapp!! Not sure about this, cause usually idols don’t use this app and instead use kakao talk…when i…
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Dont join company Noa or Noah
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dans Saved LinksHello guys, So i just want to report a scam company called Noa or Noah some calls it noa some noah, they sell you packs with signals for forex, automatic trading, market affiliate, and mostly it doesnt work, they have discord group in if you state what is your problem, you just get a timeout,…
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[Release] Syda – Open Source Synthetic Data Generator with Referential Integrity
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dans Saved LinksI built Syda, a Python library for generating multi-table synthetic data with guaranteed referential integrity between tables. Highlights: Works with multiple AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic) Supports SQLAlchemy, YAML, JSON, and dict schemas Enables custom generators and AI-powered document output (PDFs) Ships via PyPI, fully open source GitHub: github.com/syda-ai/syda Docs: python.syda.ai PyPI: pypi.org/project/syda/ Would love your…
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SVD Explained: How Linear Algebra Powers 90% Image Compression, Smarter Recommendations & More
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dans Saved Linkssubmitted by /u/Ok-Concentrate-61016 to r/learnmachinelearning [link] [comments]
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I Cloned Pong With a Neural Network
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dans Saved LinksThis isn’t a neural network that was trained to play Pong, but rather one that was trained to BE Pong. To make this happen, I designed a machine learning model that is well-suited to learning the physics of the game Pong. I trained that model by showing it data from hundreds of thousands of sequential…
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(UK) Almost gave away my bank login to a scammer
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dans Saved LinksI got a call that popped up on my phone as my bank’s actual number. Caller ID matched perfectly, so right away I thought it was legit. The guy on the other end sounded professional aswell. He started by asking if I’d noticed any weird charges on my account and then rattled off a couple…
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Why are all LLMs consistently wrong on this simple Python function?
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dans Saved LinksHello all, recently, I have been working on consumer/task workload distribution system. As part of it, there is a simple function, which tries to find a suitable consumer to assign new tasks to. It works checking if there are consumers with unassigned tasks. Then, it finds the first consumer which is working on a different…
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Why does every ML paper feel impossible to read at the start
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dans Saved LinksI open a new paper, and the first page already feels like a wall. Not the equations, but the language “Without loss of generality”, “Convergence in distribution”, … I spend more time googling terms than reading the actual idea. Some say just push through, it’s just how it works, and I spend 3hr just to…