Datenstrom

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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I did that for a long time, but I get a little too into FPS games and playing ranked against people who can see in the dark using game filters, have a high FOV not supported on console, 240FPS, and 1ms input lag I decided to switch. Cheatin
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
This is why I still use the console model with my gaming PC. It is exclusively for games without exception. I would have it boot directly into steam if I could get steam to boot other games like from Battle Net without so much work.
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I don't think so, definitely a feature that I would like.
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Jupyter Book(jupyterbook.org)
214 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|54 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
A friend just showed me the rich library for Python[1] which is awesome btw. But I saw that they were using Tidelift and was wondering if anyone had experience with it sounds like a great idea. Disclaimer: I am not affiliated with Tidelift
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Tidelift – A managed open-source subscription(tidelift.com)
35 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|4 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
> point out how they’re holding back the team to the other people on the team (ie talk shit) It is terrifying to think that you are in any kind of leadership position. I instantly lose respect for anyone who "talks shit" about
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
> I don’t remember any insurrections launched on LinkedIn, or successful disinformation campaigns by foreign states to subvert democracy, or hate speech fanning the flames of genocide. That is only because it hasn't been widely publ
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Hey HN, We’re Mike, Mark, Patrick, and Derek of Emerald AI (emerald-ai.info), and we’re building a platform to clean, balance, and annotate data for rapidly deploying Computer Vision (CV) models. Unlike other data platforms that support vis
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Show HN: Create Computer Vision Datasets in Half the Time with Emerald AI (Beta)(emerald-ai.info)
2 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|1 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Krydus | Sr. Frontend Engineer | Part-Time (Possible transition to Full-Time) | Remote At Krydus we are developing tools to accelerate and automate the boring parts of a ML Engineers job, going from raw unstructured data to a well balanced
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
OpenBSD on the APU2 has been the most reliable, solid, and lowest maintenance router I have ever owned. The thing never needs to be restarted, never hiccups, and just is really rock solid. Highly recommend, just wish there was a good wirele
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Only instrumental there
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
On the same topic see https://www.musicforprogramming.net/ I also frequently listen to game soundtracks.
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I don't know of any, and I do not think doing so would solve the problem, but I do think misinformation is one of the largest problems that humanity faces. I feel like it is the root cause of most of the worlds problems.
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Ask HN: Is it common for VCs to ask founders to sign a non-compete?
5 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|4 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
> innate talent is strongly linked to genetics I do not believe there is much of a spread in intelligence based on genetics. Short of disability, and given the same consistency, training, and opportunities I seriously doubt that anything
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Anyone else remember this filter in 90's photoshop?
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Army integrates sobel filters into night vision in 2021(theverge.com)
9 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|1 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
It seems Vim may finally have a challenger for the title of editing text at the speed of thought at some point.
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Truly beautiful code. It is so clearly structured and written I feel like I could dive in an work on it easily if needed, that is quite rare.
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Thanks, I had no idea. I hope the case ends in favor of them, it has been an invaluable resource for me since I left University. Does anyone know if there is a way to support them?
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Was going to post the real link but unfortunately looks like it isn't on scihub yet.
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
Is this really what it has come to? Do we need to use deep reinforcement learning to make IoT devices useful? Should we really have to deal with such poorly documented proprietary garbage? Reminds me of the Linux origin story with RMS and t
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RL-IoT: Towards IoT Interoperability via Reinforcement Learning(arxiv.org)
5 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|3 comments
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I have never used Termite but I used Terminator many years for more features but mostly the window splits, I have also done a lot of Rust development so when I heard about Alacritty I gave it a test drive. One thing I did was run `find &#x
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
There are already export regulations on AI in the US[1], Europe is proposing some heavy restrictions[2], and there have been local bans on some uses already[3][4]. [1]: https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/5/210505
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I have also worked close to electrical and mechanical engineering for a long time. Apparently you have not worked around rapid prototyping of robotics to think this [1]. [1]: https://m.xkcd.com/2128/
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by Datenstrom 5y ago
I've been looking for a new shell to test drive, seems like there are a lot of modernization that could be added by starting from scratch in the area. My daily driver Zsh hasn't changed for a long time. Also have had my eye on ion
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Nushell: A New Type of Shell(github.com)
3 points by Datenstrom 5y ago|2 comments

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