Anne van Rossum

Yes, it is a bit confusing. ` find -L . -type f -name "access.log*" -exec egrep string {} \; ` Will - with the `-L` flag - act like you...

- I don't know anything about UNIX. - A symbolic link is a file, a special kind of file: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/symlink.7.html

That might have been reasonable (there is an underlying inode). :-) However, fifos were not present in the assignment. Apart from all this, I think you're right with suggesting a...

Yes, on https://github.com/mrquincle/latent_3d_points I've used https://github.com/optas/latent_3d_points. At https://github.com/optas/latent_3d_points/blob/master/external/structural_losses/ you see implementations for both CPU and GPU that work out of the box.

I mean "to quickly test and adapt algorithms" on a machine that only has a CPU, so say 50 steps would be sufficient to see its behavior. Finally, when I'm...

However, I found CPU implementations, so you can close this issue.

Hi Jin. You'll have to extract it from https://github.com/optas/latent_3d_points/blob/master/external/structural_losses/approxmatch.cpp, create a shared lib, and call it from python. Sorry, it can be annoying indeed. :-)

This is also the problem I get: ``` Lunr: Creating search index... Lunr: Index ready (lunr.js v0.4.5) done. ``` I'm just using the one from the gem: `jekyll-lunr-js-search-0.2.1`. This comes...

Change: `sudo vim $(bundle show jekyll-lunr-js-search)/lib/jekyll_lunr_js_search/javascript.rb` to `JSON.parse(to_json, {:max_nesting => false})`. And: `sudo vim $(bundle show jekyll-lunr-js-search)/lib/jekyll_lunr_js_search/indexer.rb` to `File.open(filepath, "w") { |f| f.write(JSON.dump(total)) }` where `total` is written.

Slight correction. It is supported... However, it only seems to pinpoint it up to the location of the country.