01acheru

23 ms·

211.
by 01acheru 5y ago
If your question is literally “you understand how it works?” the answer is yes, I do. If your question is more nuanced to mean “do you really really know how it works, meaning you could work on it tomorrow?” the answer is no, it is not my f
212.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Well, I really hope you succeed on your experiments, but right now it seems to me that ML introduces an error factor we still cannot precisely account for. It looks like you are proposing some kind of mixed approach, not a simple “less data
213.
by 01acheru 5y ago
It is not about big or small, I don’t think you understand how ML work. And by the way, tumors can be really small.
214.
by 01acheru 5y ago
There is no unadulterated result, you are doing less sampling and relying on ML to fill the gaps. So you either have the ML reconstructed result or a subsampled MRI. Healthcare is an area where we need good and clean data as much as possibl
215.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Can’t wait to do an MRI and hear the doc say “You’re all set, good to go!”, only to discover that I actually had a tumor but that really clever ML algorithm thought that it was noise and should’ve been smoothed out… I don’t want to be part
216.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I find your two concepts of boredom incredibly different one from the other. When you have dopamine tablets as low hanging fruit you use them as much as you can so to keep your mind busy, in a simple society you don’t have those tablets all
217.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I used something like this years past for image resizing, the URL was: https://images1-focus-opensocial.googleusercontent.com/gadge... It is now blocked, always responds 403, maybe tweaking some request parameters can make
218.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Heads turn into leaves, windows turn into Ryan Gosling, the power of image post processing using ML.
219.
by 01acheru 5y ago
In Italy we have a worse version of what you described. 1. An ID card you can use to access some services (carta di identità digitale) 2. Another card you can use to access healthcare related services and some other services (carta nazional
220.
by 01acheru 5y ago
> If both parties got rid of the extreme elements, everything would be boring again. I don’t agree neither disagree with the article, but that’s a big “if”.
221.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Yup, also from Italy status 503
222.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I think that checking in your lock file is an actual best practice
223.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I get what you say, and sure laws are different from country to country. Overall the reasons why you cannot drive bicycles on highways are many, but when you put them all together it mostly fall under one term: safety. What I wanted to say
224.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Bicycles are much more unstable than motorcycles, it’s more difficult for bicycles to avoid objects in some situations since you cannot brake and accelerate in a small timeframe, they take more time to return to a high speed after you brake
225.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I think it’s because 70km/h is not “close to the speed limit” and also because there are countless reasons why you cannot drive a bicycle or a horse carriage on a highway besides the speed you travel at.
226.
by 01acheru 5y ago
There is one thing I will never understand, why do a lot of people talk about speed limits as the speed you need to be driving? It’s the maximum speed you can reach before being fined, it doesn’t mean “oh man I’m driving at 90km/h an
227.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Skimming through the comments I read many things I would have said some years ago, but by now I mostly solved: advertising, social media, attention, notification hell, marginally useful tech in appliances… There is one thing I feel I cannot
228.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Black frode, I cannot write in phonetic alphabet but the sound is quite similar to Friday (especially as pronounced in some states)
229.
by 01acheru 5y ago
One part of me likes this, it’s a framework built with many concepts I already use on my React apps on a DIY fashion. On the other hand I always have a bad feeling when there is too much magic under the hood… when magic don’t work in your f
230.
by 01acheru 5y ago
I suffer from migraines and that article could have been interesting, but I cannot stand those ten page long storytelling articles anymore
231.
by 01acheru 5y ago
It’s just a matter of RTFM I guess, the a.add() method returns “a” so that you can chain methods on the same object without creating a new object on every method call. Else: a.add(1, ‘second’).add(1, ‘day’).subtract(2, ‘minute’) would creat
232.
by 01acheru 5y ago
In late 1700 and early 1800 Europe being a heavy drinker, having some kind of health issue and/or being penniless were the norm for most of the population. If performing a task because of those issues means being exploited then we must
233.
by 01acheru 5y ago
Why would it be uncomfortable? Those hidden inside the (original) machine were not exploited by the machine owner edit: I see that wearywanderer explained what I mean as a sibling, that’s why I think GP didn’t get precisely what the MT was
234.
by 01acheru 5y ago
The name “mechanical turk” comes from a fake chess-playing machine that hid a person inside of it, whom actually operated said machine. So I think the name is quite appropriate for this service. Anyway, I don’t like that service either. ht
235.
ITA Antitrust fines FB for not informing on data collection commercial intent(tellerreport.com)
1 points by 01acheru 6y ago|0 comments
236.
by 01acheru 6y ago
While I totally agree that Rust is a great language the point I got from this article is more about how fast NodeJS has become over the years, the work done on V8 is astounding!
237.
by 01acheru 6y ago
Is there a place where one can browse known objects? I've picked mine and wanted to see if by any small chance it has been catalogued before: ra=200.6660 dec=76.8674 Anyway, yours is a beautiful comment
238.
by 01acheru 6y ago
Maybe nothing, but just the fact that we're talking about it is something, IMHO.
239.
by 01acheru 6y ago
How can you perceive not-randomness on such a massive scale? I totally get that some parts might not look evenly distributed, but randomly... it's just too vast :)
240.
by 01acheru 6y ago
True, I still remember that one night: "Time does not exist". I literally felt it, lived it, it still bugs me after many years.

More ›