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Point is if we lose humanities and its highest expressions, we lose the historical and progressive enlightment how it came for societies more and more complex, in that reverting to simpler, mechanical, narrower, fundamentally brutal models.
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It is still pioneers and early adopters time, people seeing bitcoin as the first possible single currency for the entire planet. We will see how it goes when the masses and legislators come. Utopian it is not anymore and even technically fe
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Different communities play a game at different times: the pioneers at first, then the early comers, then the businessmen, then the masses, in the end the legislators.
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One page CV, not more not less than that!
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Manning Publications – Half Off Deep Learning with Python
(manning.com)
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It is important to nick exactly the complexity level needed to ship your product or service as soon as possible while allowing space / flexibility to pivot or scale. In my admittedly limited experience, purists are often at big disadva
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UK government to release funding for mini nuclear power stations
(theguardian.com)
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It seems to me that seed funding was treated too much as a disconnected financial bet instead of a connected reasoned instrument? I mean, the seed as a small lump sum of money plus closed-circle services buys time but nothing organic. More
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Robotics #5 – Harvesting
(bonkers.it)
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Bonkers.it – Amazing R&D Through Nuclear and Mech Eng, Computer and Data Science
(bonkers.it)
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Nuclear accident in Russia or Kazakhstan sends radioactive cloud over Europe
(theguardian.com)
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DronesBench calibration example
(suasnews.com)
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Show HN: DronesBench for certifying the efficiency of consumer drones
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From a workflow point of view, this is a datasets security / integrity problem, isn't it? Public and open source datasets should come with some sort of sanity check then. A best practice protocol for pre-processing private dataset
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In 2017 the research path in computer-heavy subjects is not academy-bound anymore. There may be early problems in getting credit within the learned circles, but a couple of good papers and one good presentation at a good conference under yo
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I use my mini 2 to connect remotely and do some work from my couch or my bed. I cannot see doing this 8 hours a day though.
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Ask HN: Current state-of-art data science / deep learning packages for Windows?
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>Older developers of HN, what are your experiences? Over 40 here. The most difficult part is human interaction. Youngsters are obviously well behind their own hype and have their right to try. Mature folks like me take things with a grai
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In principle, being regulated means you adhere to some sort of code of conduct and are fully accountable for whatever goes wrong on your side, which is seldom the case with do-it-yourself solutions... in the latter case, you are basically o
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The complete business model is taking the p*ss imho. I am seeing more than a number of people reverting to simple €20 nokias for basic telephone + sms usage on top of a gadget / secondary device for consumption or mobile business.
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No Europeans need apply: evidence mounts of discrimination in UK
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"Today, the most common maximums for wet-bulb temperatures around the world are 26C to 27C. Wet-bulb temperatures of 35C or higher are lethal to humanity. Above this limit, it is impossible for humans to dissipate the heat they generat
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This is how your world could end
(theguardian.com)
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Poem – H News excerpt from 2 years comments here ehehe
(nukepep.com)
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DronesBench – an innovative testing machine for drones, update Sep 2017
(linkedin.com)
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NASA nuclear Dragonfly's drone for search of alien life on Saturn's moon Titan
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https://forum.wilmott.com
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The study is interesting but actual deployment of any strategy is still out of Google's control, so I fear this tool will live as little more than an academic exercise, same as similar tools coming from academia, supernational organiza
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Geoengineering rulebook could be ready by 2020s
(climatechangenews.com)
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YCombinator was investing in nuclear energy recently, so an update may be nice here, both at short and medium term level. Thanks in advance.
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