How often do you see people wearing a necklace with a green gem in your day-to-day life? I don't mean to be impolite to the author, but how could it not have been a notable piece of the outfit? It's also telling that the author only described the colors of the clothes she was wearing, while the Slytherin look obviously includes much more (eg. texture, style, hair, makeup etc..).
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That is surprising. We often used the word in high school ~10 years ago and I'm not even a native speaker. Example
I think I can!
When I write, I am constantly balancing brevity (and aesthetics generally) with clarity. Unfortunately, I sometimes gravely fail at achieving the latter without me noticing. Your above comment immediately informs me of this mistake.
1Thank you for this! Your companion piece instantly solved a problem I was having with my diet spreadsheet!
1Yes, I basically agree: My above comment is only an argument against the most popular halfer model.
However, in the interest of sparing reader's time I have to mention that your model doesn't have a probability for 'today is Monday' nor for 'today is Tuesday'. If they want to see your reasoning for this choice, they should start with the post you linked second instead of the post you linked first.
I had to use keras backend's switch function for the automatic differentiation to work, but basically yes.
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My impression is that your view is very rare on social media, but it almost completely agrees with mine so far (two exceptions are: fixing up 600 lines of tests that it wrote for me didn't took nearly as long as it would have taken for me to write the tests myself & i've no strong opinions on speed/ceiling of future progress), so I'm curious how it will evolve. If it's not too big of an ask, pleass reply to this comment when you have a new comment on the topic.