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by Iv 6y ago
While we are at it, can we finally get rid of python 2? And find some sane way to not need python3.6 python3.7 and python3.8 laying around and installing each their own libs versions?
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by Iv 6y ago
It has been several years ago that I discovered that despite a similar philosophy behind law-writing and programming, these worlds are very far apart and every year, even when I thought my cynicism was stable, the gap continues to widen. Th
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by Iv 6y ago
It is mostly networking through friends of friends at this point. The big event I know is the IREX but I never got any contract from my contacts there. Cultivate friends and contacts that's my main advice.
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by Iv 6y ago
Hi, not OP but I may as well make a shameless plug: http://iv-devs.com/robotics.html
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by Iv 6y ago
Hi, I am doing freelance deep learning and robotics consulting in Japan right now. Want to get in touch? I live in Kamogawa.
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by Iv 6y ago
That's a good move, though having a partner who can support greatly helps in my opinion. I live in a cheap countryside in Japan, doing remote consulting for deep learning and robotics. Your post was really interesting and I'll loo
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by Iv 6y ago
Last time I used it was a couple of years ago but it was rife with incompatibilities between versions. Make no mistake, it was still a huge step forward for academia as the alternative was to manage all algorithms individually and design a
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by Iv 6y ago
Oh, they do the plastic injection by themselves? Makes sense I guess. Their rig is sexy.
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by Iv 6y ago
I am happy that China reached the point where their average wage is high enough that we can finally resume the manufacturing automation effort that kinda stalled since the 90.
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by Iv 6y ago
Tl;Dr : yes. Immensely. Almost 9 times.
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by Iv 6y ago
Kill Elsevier and paywall then. They are the alternative but no one is going to pay 30$ per paper they need to read. If references were hyper links to the full pdf, they would get more views
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by Iv 6y ago
Why are some materials able to conduct heat or electricity but not the other?
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by Iv 6y ago
And of course, DEA is mandated for that, at a time where many people explain that the war on drugs is actually a tool to enforce racist policies.
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by Iv 6y ago
He is a bit the local Elon Musk actually. Has fans and haters. Is technically competent and occasionally trollish.
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by Iv 6y ago
Steam was nowhere near the app store we know today when it was created. It was Valve's auto-updater and match-making service. They had a few partner games using it as well. I may recall it badly but I am pretty sure they opened it to g
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by Iv 6y ago
They would have loved that though! I mean Steam was made as a panicked reaction when Microsoft announced its Windows store. People in the industry knew very well what they were trying to do.
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by Iv 6y ago
Ok, not my field, but isn't it based on OpenGL? Does it count as an implementation or an emulation layer? My understanding is that Microsoft is trying to give WSL a transparent access to the GPU using the regular linux interface and tr
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by Iv 6y ago
Why would it? That's a functionality that can't be used without Microsoft proprietary parts. Unless I missed something, I don't think there is an open source implementation of DirectX somewhere? I doubt the linux devs ever se
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by Iv 6y ago
I wonder if GDPR played a role as well.
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by Iv 6y ago
You are not the target. Who do you think clicks on "10 hot girls want to see you NOW! click here!" or "Item you bought 6 month ago is now at a 50% sale!" I know some of the people who are the target. People who would buy
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by Iv 6y ago
In France I believe this may very well have been the case. But I would not be surprised if they plugged that hole with recent laws. Somehow, I believe piracy is prosecuted under counterfeiting laws there.
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by Iv 6y ago
Yes, responsive, sorry.
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by Iv 6y ago
The title is confusing because they talk about "layout" and "topologies" but it is just actually lithography masks that are protected by this treaty: > (ii) 'layout-design (topography)' means the three-dimen
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by Iv 6y ago
We are so used to the silliness that every data is copyrightable that we forgot how weird it actually is. No, there are things that are not copyrightable and this is actually the default.
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by Iv 6y ago
In France that's the same for software. I had not realized that until my lab made me sign a very specific copyright sale contract. Mathematical formulas are considered unpatentable and uncopyrightable and legally, programs have been re
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by Iv 6y ago
That's my reaction as well... What am I missing? People really forgot that you can write a "reactive" website in pure HTML and that's what it was actually designed for?
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by Iv 6y ago
That's for analysis such as "Saudi support amongst crongressmen is eroding" that you need to remember that the author is nowhere near competent enough to be trustworthy on that.
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by Iv 6y ago
> lots of countries are going to be in deep trouble with this oil price. Yeah, I really needed a State Department analyst to tell me that.
449.
by Iv 6y ago
Pandemic preparedness is one of the simplest thing in the world: have trained personnel, listen to a few epidemiologist expert when it comes to quarantine, make sure a few of the incredibly cheap and easy to manufacture protective equipment
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by Iv 6y ago
Exactly. Actually, it created an incentive to join the insurgent. Picture that: your skill is to organize soldiers and military operations but the only local and legal employer refuses you and denies you any pension. Did they really think t

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