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import sys
import modal
import os

# Script to run your local code
# 
# * Requires python package modal-client install, and you have obtained a token, e.g.:
# ```
# pip install modal-client
# modal token new

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wpietri 6 days ago | next [–]

Great! There's a picket line I won't be crossing. Not just for those subs, of course, but for all of Reddit.
The reason Reddit is valuable is not the few execs making these (IMHO terrible) decisions. It's the thousands of mods and the millions of people creating and organizing the content that I go there to read. Until those people are happy with things, I'm not going back.

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jcims 6 days ago | parent | next [–]

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Certainly! I can help you understand how to use the get() function in Firestore security rules to make permissions dependent on data within another collection. Although I don't have the ability to share photos directly, I can guide you through the process step by step.

Let's assume you have a Firestore database structure as follows:

- parentCollection (collection)
  - documentA (document)
    - subCollectionX (collection)
      - subDocumentX (document)
 - documentB (document)

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import torch

W1 = torch.tensor([[1,-1,0,0],[0,1,-1,0],[0,0,1,-1]])
W1

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Using autograd to confirm answers to CSC321 Winter 2018, Hw2, Q3

import torch
from torch.autograd import Variable

torch.manual_seed(0)

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# Based on https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~rgrosse/courses/csc321_2018/homeworks/hw2.pdf, 1. b.

import numpy
import pylab
import random

# Training Data

x = numpy.array([
    [1, -2],

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import numpy as np
from numpy import genfromtxt

iris = genfromtxt("IRIS.csv", delimiter=",", skip_header=True)

training_examples = iris[:, list(range(3))]
targets = iris[:, -2]
bias_column = np.ones((training_examples.shape[0], 1))

inputs = np.hstack((bias_column, training_examples))

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interface Bet {
  who: string;
  outcome: number; // 1 for A, 2 for B
  shares: number; // Number of shares allocated
  money: number; // Money placed for given shares
}

interface Pool {
  initialMoney: number; // Initial pool
  initialProb: number; // Initial probability

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This is a braindump of excellent tools & services that are free or really cheap that you can use to bootstrap something on the side.

I only include services with a generous enough free-tier plan that you can probably use it for a long time before needing to ugrade, reducing the pressure to make money from the beginning.

Email Services

Regular Email Service

• Zoho: https://www.zoho.com/mail/ - offers a generious free tier that allows you to connect a single domain name, and a pretty decent user interface. They provide a catchall facility so you can receive emails on many different aliases.