Gallactide

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by Gallactide 6y ago
Soooo google wants Autoplay ads on their sites too now! They're not about to make their own product limit their own whims!
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by Gallactide 7y ago
I mean sure, general libertarian "musings" about government=inefficient, whatever. The actual point he is arguing is unrealistic though, what wealth tax could possibly lead to anyone being taxed 50% of all net-value!? This family
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by Gallactide 7y ago
This is clickbait. The author is using a version of the term backdoor, as in an action in a cryptographic system is undertaken on behalf of a user but without that users consent, but is clearly just irate at being associated with a cryptocu
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by Gallactide 7y ago
This man was my professor at the VU. Honestly his lectures were fun and easy to look forward too, I'm really glad his post is getting traction. If you find his video lectures they are a really graceful introduction to most ML concepts.
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by Gallactide 7y ago
This is an absolutely awesome reading, thanks for the upload. Genuinely fascinating.
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by Gallactide 7y ago
I'm American myself, don't mean to bag on a country, just was surprised by a few comments. Fair enough though, didn't mean to come across as polemic/whining hahaha. I'll try to conform to HN netiquette.
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by Gallactide 7y ago
It's amazing that all US critical posts are being downvote-bombed... Also the claim that the US is not lax in its regulation is a bad joke. Half of the parties available literally made de-regulation their damn group mantra...
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by Gallactide 9y ago
I have a fundamental question about the technology. As soon as a single centralized service such as any business accepts trust in order to facilitate payments, they are added as a link of trust no? Wouldn't that lead to any fake accoun
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by Gallactide 9y ago
I've been pulling my hair out and losing sleep over a specific problem I need to solve for a client. This tool, along with the linked spaCy lib have not only reduced the complexity of the task to be manageable, have also drastically re