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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   +1 for Markus. I bought it as a chair to tide me over my senior year of college. Still using it right now.
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   Raymond outlines his reasons for refusing donations on the ublock wiki, if anyone is curious: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Why-don't-you-accept-... One thing he (rightfully) points out is that
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   Its strange, for me. I remember getting super pumped about Chromium when it went live in '09. Then, somewhere along the line, I felt like a boiled frog. Honestly, a big change for me was symbolically realized by The logo change: https
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   That's actually where I learned about industrial musicals myself. I wanted to link a more direct explanation, however.
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   Could have been worse. There was a time when corporations would literally pay to produce entire broadway productions about their companies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_musical
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   This article is calling out something that Dr. Cathy O'Neil has written an entire (excellent) book on [0]. One possible solution is to require some form of FOSS to be applied to software affecting the life of a human being in a meaning
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   Here's the Incident page from Google: https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=issue&sid=2&iid=cc...
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   My primary work is iOS, I can tell you that at our shop most new people find iTerm and switch over pretty quickly. Personally, I need my OhMyZSH config to make sense of all the git stuff I deal with.
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   by Qub3d 7y ago

   It still does. Try using @channel in a big company-wide channel (never actually do this BTW) -- it will tell you how many people and how many TZs will get pinged.
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    ReLu is useful, but the question as asked was more about other (also essential) functions for other steps in RNNs -- in particular, sigmoid "squash" functions, as well as MaxPooling.
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    I suspect the whole document got squished down to prevent issues we've seen previously, like redactions being removable in PDF progams. (And yes, I checked. No dice)
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Wow, if you check the paragraphs directly before the summary the reports effectively lays out A) a legal argument that the president can be prosecuted and B) evidence that he obstructed justice. And then the summary pulls off this lukewar
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    The First Church of Artificial Intelligence (2017)(wired.com)

    2 points by Qub3d 8y ago|0 comments
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    I'm just using i3. Its a little "realpolitik", but I use an eGPU and AMD's lackluster, power-hungry options just don't compete, especially when I'm losing 10-15% performance to TB3 overhead. I'd love for t
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    American checking in on the pronunciation: "Arr kay tay, acht tay, gay zex vey"?
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    As always, here's the thread for people that dislike the twitter format: https://threader.app/thread/1099370126678253569
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Thread link for better readability: https://threader.app/thread/1096822724217827328
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    I don't see this as "perfect". Far from it, in fact. The whole problem that Pinterest is trying to solve is a thing that they and other social networks have created in the first place. The problem, from what I can tell, com
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    This was a project made in 24 hours at a hackathon I just attended[0]. I didn't make this, but I sat next to the dudes who did. [0]: https://calvinhacks.com
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    Show HN: Troooon.com(troooon.com)

    2 points by Qub3d 8y ago|3 comments
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    I don't know... this feels like yet another article abusing statistics to generate a headline. There are just so many factors that could have a high comorbidity. The bigger issue I see is not living alone, but living without a social n
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Compiled Thread: https://threader.app/thread/1086055092321697794
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    They've talked about skipping it since 2012: https://youtu.be/NGFhc8R_uO4?t=3072
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Indistinguishable From Magic: Manufacturing Modern Computer Chips [0]. This talk is delivered really well and always leaves me with a sense of awe in how CRAZY it is that humans figured out integrated circuits. Its a bit out of date, but it
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    My guess is Notch, like many developers, was put off by the "viral" licensing [0] of the GPL. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_license
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    I'm going to sorta break the prime directive and link the n-gate rebuttal to these articles: http://archive.fo/xcQ5j Its a bit heavy-handed, but it does bring up a good point: A lot of this argument for HTTPS-by-defaul
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Thankfully, the critical reactive components of the Tesla vehicles do seem to be run by an RTOS -- spesifically FreeRTOS [0]. [0]: https://youtu.be/KX_0c9R4Fng?t=8m47s
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Throwing an 'indie' tag on a company that makes over 1 billion in revenue annually is ridiculous. And even indie companies have to pay the piper when the bad culture and tough decisions that are put off result in blowback.
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    Is it bad that I want to go make a wardriving setup again?
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    by Qub3d 8y ago

    While there isn't any positive proof for recent price changes, the prices are suspect given the history of price fixing DRAM producers have engaged in[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAM_price_fixing