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Plus, they are hugely time intensive compared to the large scale linear classifiers like vowpal wabbit or sophia-ml.

An alternative backend uses sophia, so it's not 100% in memory.

Have you considered Sophia Antipolis, on the French cote d'Azur?

Do you know which version of Sophia it uses?

In the USA, Sophia and Noah peaked at 1% each -- which seems like parents slavishly follow fashion -- but John was actually 9% back in 1880!

It seems like Sophia is optimized for inserts.

In addition, check out Sophia Yin's website[1].

Some roundabouts (most of them in my region, Sophia Antipolis, Ftance) are designed with a tilt to the outside, so that the car would be ejected if it takes them too fast.

For example, everyone who goes to the Hagia Sophia visits the mosaic portrait of the Empress Zoe, but not everyone knows about the Viking runes carved into a stone banister, so the idea was to link things and challenge people to explore, and then to use what they had found to unlock other puzzles.

"Sophia Loren without a nose is not Sophia Loren".

I am not sure why you're saying that the Sophia Antipolis tech area is an attempt to build a "Silicon Valley" - It's mostly big companies there and there's no incentive to build your startup there.

That is what they have done in France with Sophia-Antipolis, and in the Moscow suburbs with Skolkovo.

In France, taxes more than double the petrol price [1], so you only see suburban designs in very rich places (namely, Sophia-Antipolis).

There are a number of examples of this architectural style, but much better preserved, along the side streets near the Ayasofya (Hagia Sophia).