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A bit off-topic, but does anyone know how good this[0] course is? [0] https://www.udacity.com/course/deep-learning--ud730
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I would love to learn how to do that - any suggestions? EDIT: to clarify: what should I google for?
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They used to, loooong time ago... At least I think so? I seem to remember Netscape on Linux bundling the fonts, not sure what they did with Arial/Helvetica on Windows 3.1. However good fonts are a massive undertaking and only make sens
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There is gitless [0][1], haven't used it though. [0] http://gitless.com/ [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12621837
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I have found that no matter what language/platform I use, the one thing that is always supported is UNIX timestamp. That makes date+time operations much easier: 1) Whenever dealing with users, use local tz. 2) Always save and man
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That's great, but why this then: >>> tomorrow = maya.when('tomorrow') <MayaDT epoch=1481919067.23> >>> tomorrow.slang_date() 'tomorrow' >>> tomorrow.slang_t
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Just wondering, is clipboard an "unsupported hack" or "feature needed for an uncommon setup"? What about video?
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The way I understood it magic number is not allowed in the comment.
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Minor nitpick: not so sure we will still need child safety seatc in a self driving car, once the technology matures.
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I don't think there is much difference between blob and such code from the kernel maintainers' point of view. From users' point of view the difference is huge (freedom to tinker / fix bugs), but maintainers need to keep
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From purely technical viewpoint that is correct and engineer in me agrees with you 100%. However: if you look at the bigger picture you will notice that the feature list is not known in advance. Which means the nice abstraction you made are
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+1 for OSMand. The app keeps getting better and better, kudos to developers! It might not be as "cool" as G Maps (though I'm not so sure about it), but at least I can take my maps with me everywhere I go. Not to mention the f
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Yeah. A friend of mine said it best: "if there is a conflict between convenience and security/privacy/anything else, convenience always wins." PGP didn't stand a chance.
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Google Taps AMD For Accelerating Machine Learning In The Cloud
(forbes.com)
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Well, toner is, and most laser printers have sensible prices nowadays. At least with laser the ink in head won't dry out, causing cleaning procedure or ink replacement. On the topic of 3D, I don't see a market for home use, but in
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10y ago
This! Sugar at least has known side effects. :-/
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Yes, I need a logo, but do I need this logo? I haven't seen it yet.
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10y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, in this case that's a real possibility. It's hard to beat rand() for MVP.
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Thanks for the explanation! Attack: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BREACH_(security_exploit)
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Interesting - I don't think I ever bought a book that I didn't read later. Did you receive them as a gift? Genuinly curious.
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That might work out well for you because it is creative. Working in a factory or in an office though... Not so much.
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So am I, and it sounded positive to me.
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Yes, except... What if saturation is 0.001? Or 0.01? Where is the limit? I don't have a better solution though.
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Methods change, path stays the same.
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+1 for linking to Complete Guide to Flexbox. This guide is really great!
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Except they probably don't want to promise that...
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I never understood the point of this... If you want something to look like a table, why not just use a table? With html only content and design really matter...
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Thanks, Syncthing looks like exactly what I was looking for! I'm guessing it needs some external server for coordination? It seems a bit unnecessary to restart after each config chsnge, is there some technical reason for it? Nice job o
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He might do it if you don't threaten him. :)
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Note that this would be... Well, stupid. People sometimes opt in for newsletters they care about and with this scheme they would opt out. Not only that, you would get tons of "subscribers" who explicitly don't care for your m
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