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Escape Dynamics
(escapedynamics.com)
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adrianbg
11y ago
Could it be that dark matter is stretched out along an axis that's invisible to us and gravity? Maybe the particles don't interact with each other or anything else because they're not actually that close to each other except
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adrianbg
11y ago
None. The fact that everything goes through an extra hop causes a slowdown.
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adrianbg
11y ago
Well, it looks way more scalable than Theano or Torch while being as easy to use as Theano. I'd say that's pretty exciting considering the number of groups working on way lower-level scalable neural nets. This is "not a game-
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Android and ChromeOS embody pragmatism and idealism. Android does everything everyone needs it to do but it's rotten on the inside because the focus is always on shipping. ChromeOS is a great vision for the future of detached computing
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adrianbg
11y ago
http://unshackled.co/ is working pretty well for me. YC's attitude toward foreign founders didn't inspire much confidence.
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adrianbg
11y ago
"The closing of Netflix’s last data center has been seven years in the making." Does that sound like a drop in the bucket?
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adrianbg
11y ago
Advertisers only get your attention because publishers want their money. It still boils down to money.
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adrianbg
11y ago
The front lines are online.
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adrianbg
11y ago
Should be called "Talk". Looks like a nice product though.
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adrianbg
11y ago
Could you elaborate? Too many Tweets, Facebook posts and news articles to sift through?
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adrianbg
11y ago
Fixed the title :)
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What are your pain points?
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adrianbg
11y ago
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Protect your privacy with Krypton Anonymous
(kr36.co)
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adrianbg
12y ago
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adrianbg
12y ago
Given that "The Better Business Bureau, which was founded in 1912, is not a government agency, nor does it have regulatory or enforcement power," what implications does this have?
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adrianbg
12y ago
Theano supports CUDA: http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/ http://deeplearning.net/software/theano/tutorial/using_gpu.h...
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12y ago
Does anyone know how to make the formulas render properly? Even using the iPython notebook viewer hasn't helped.
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Mobile Intelligence Startup Quettra Raises $2.9M Seed Round
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
Store redundant copies yourself, each copy encrypted with a different key. If there are a lot of storage nodes competing on price each copy should end up on a different node, and none would be able to afford a centralized storage service.
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Quantum bounce could make black holes explode
(nature.com)
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adrianbg
13y ago
how does one almost think?
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adrianbg
13y ago
http://www.howtogeek.com/141953/how-to-encrypt-your-android-...
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adrianbg
13y ago
My biggest pet peeve is how it suppresses errors in inline expressions.
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13y ago
"And existing product liability laws make it clear that a car’s manufacturer would be at fault if the car caused a crash, he said. He also said that when the inevitable accidents do occur, the data autonomous cars collect in order to n
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adrianbg
13y ago
As a consumer I'm pretty aware of this tactic. I probably still fall for it, but I also notice and think better of sellers that don't use it.
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adrianbg
13y ago
pure math but not much else. "bullshit" is being thrown around pretty liberally here.
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Has no one noticed that this is a super-governmental network? Like, including the US government and its NSA?
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I don't think the American government is unusual in this regard.
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The root cause is power, of which money is a conveniently quantifiable manifestation. Power-seeking has occurred continually over time since human populations became dense enough to extrude persistent hierarchies.
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13y ago
The only difference between a normal government and a colonial government is the degree of integration. If you live under any government you are ruled, not free. The countries we have now grew by conquering and accumulating territory -- tha
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