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by accraze 4y ago
RIP - my coding playlist is filled with his work, love all the Ashra & Ash Ra Tempel material too.
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by accraze 4y ago
Good, I worked at WMF for a bit and the fundraising narrative was one of many reasons why I left. Wikipedia is doing just fine, but there are just way too many “special projects” that need to be reconsidered. Also way too much frivolous int
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by accraze 5y ago
For inference, we extended KServe (previously KFServing from Kubeflow) to fit our on-prem cluster needs. Highly recommended!
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by accraze 5y ago
+1 for Searx - love the idea of meta-search
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by accraze 5y ago
Wow, Bungle's California tour is the stuff of legends. I've only seen videos but I still can't figure out how they managed to pull it off live. Never saw Bungle, but I did see Fantomas on the Suspended Animation tour, which w
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by accraze 5y ago
Agreed! I saw Magma in Portland, OR on their 2016 tour. I remember how effortless they made everything look, all the songs seemed to blend in and out of each other, so surreal. It felt like I was watching some intergalactic opera/theat
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by accraze 5y ago
agreed! org-mode is seriously the most lightweight tool i use on a daily basis. also the various exporters have helped me out more times than i can count now. i recently moved over to mediawiki due to work, but it is a behemoth compared to
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by accraze 5y ago
+1 for Merzbow
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by accraze 5y ago
IMO nothing else in Funkadelic's catalog came close to 'Maggot Brain' except maybe 'Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlHpaypcQrw
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by accraze 5y ago
I had forgotten about this track, thanks for reminding me - revisiting Up for the Downstroke this afternoon
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by accraze 5y ago
Nice, I've been using org-roam/org-mode for the past year and really love it now. Also been using org-journal as a sort of zettlekasten box for fleeting notes and linking to other stuff. Org-mode is really fantastic for this IMO,
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by accraze 5y ago
+1 for both Cheapskates Guide and Ran Prieur, both very influential to me in different ways!
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by accraze 5y ago
Interesting, can you go into more detail about how you discover new music? I used to use Discogs quite a bit, but I think there is more potential for "discoverability" on Wikipedia in some sense.
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by accraze 6y ago
I make experimental tape collage gloom-hop/psych stuff as Idol Eyes: https://idoleyes.bandcamp.com/ also I run a small experimental record label that does tapes + lps: https://sunhypnotic.bandcamp.com/
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by accraze 6y ago
Are you me? I also work in ML and am raising a child in a small seaside town. Your comments are very similar to my experience. I was told going remote and leaving the city was career suicide, but it's been quite the opposite. The amoun
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by accraze 6y ago
I think "participatory" means something similar here within an ML context. It favors building community-based algorithmic systems and focuses on lowering the barrier to participation, so that non-expert users can be involved durin
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by accraze 6y ago
Alot of IML seems to focus on building interfaces, so this one was pretty good: 1) Dudley, J. J., & Kristensson, P. O. (2018). A review of user interface design for interactive machine learning. ACM Transactions on Interactive Intellige
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by accraze 6y ago
Three papers stick out for me in the IML / participatory machine learning space this year: 1) Michael, C. J., Acklin, D., & Scheuerman, J. (2020). On interactive machine learning and the potential of cognitive feedback. ArXiv:2003.
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by accraze 6y ago
lol +1 for audio libraries / drivers on linux. spent many hours on the "battle of configuration".
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by accraze 7y ago
+1 for Loop-Finding-Jazz-Records. Jan Jelinek's work as Farben is also really great for programming, very organic yet subtle techno.
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by accraze 10y ago
I've used AWS quite a bit and recently started using GCE for a project. One thing that stands out is Google Cloud Platform does not feel as mature as AWS, some features are still beta or invite only (like Cloud Functions for serverless
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by accraze 10y ago
some sort of NLP/RNN chatbot thing
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by accraze 10y ago
Seconding this, docs are some of the best way to get involved. Alot of open source docs are very bare bones and maintainers are usually more than happy to get a docs PR.
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by accraze 10y ago
I've been using GoCD for the past couple of months and I'm really liking it so far. Its very flexible and relatively straight-forward to setup on your own VM. The plugins work similar to the way Jenkin's does it. Also the UI
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by accraze 10y ago
soundslice is awesome!
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by accraze 10y ago
yeah I would like to know about this too, any sort of NLP tools for Chinese or Japanese would be helpful.
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by accraze 10y ago
Homebrew is what keeps me working on a Mac, plus now that Docker for Mac is out....
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by accraze 10y ago
Awesome! I made mix #21 under the name Idol Eyes a couple years back, cool see this site is still going strong :)
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Show HN: CLI to generate a LICENSE for your project(github.com)
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by accraze 10y ago
Leaflet is incredible, I've had to switch to using google maps for my last few gigs, but I still haven't found any other libraries that are as painless for mobile as Leaflet can be.

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