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by adyus 8y ago
It appears there's a Javascript SDK listed as available.
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by adyus 8y ago
Is it better to have reduced fraud and disgruntled customers, or viceversa? I'm genuinely curious. I suppose it depends on the ultimate goal, but seeing as Coinbase is VC-funded, well...
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by adyus 8y ago
I don't remember where I first read it, but I liked this opinion: in the future, decentralization, even if only adopted by a techie minority, will serve as a threat of what could be, thus keeping the centralized powers in check.
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by adyus 8y ago
That's true, but I cannot recall a recent instance of "cooked books" since everything started moving to centralized databases. The blockchain keeps looking like a solution in search of a problem that could be solved easier by
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by adyus 8y ago
> It is recorded at some date. This is where the human element comes into play, and something the blockchain cannot secure.
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by adyus 9y ago
It's still buggy, but it mostly works as intended. I've been using it together with https://github.com/badaix/snapcast/ for whole-house multi-room audio.
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by adyus 9y ago
Nice! Here's an interesting idea: You could use a grayscale height map and apply textures based on relative or absolute height. Tallest point on the map? Must be a mountain. Cluster of points lower than the mean or median? Could be a l
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by adyus 9y ago
Note to OP: you just got several hundred dollars in quality advice from a very experienced source. Talk about lucky!
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by adyus 9y ago
Would transfer learning help with that?
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by adyus 9y ago
So, https://home-assistant.io then?
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by adyus 9y ago
You mean Mattermark?
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by adyus 10y ago
It's all manual. Take a look at what Dashlane is doing (essentially writing a plugin for each site).
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by adyus 10y ago
Here's what I could find in a couple minutes: https://github.com/openai/universe-starter-agent OpenAI's example universe agent. Remember that while their goal is an agent that works in any and all environment
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by adyus 10y ago
Congrats on finishing the project! As you've already linked at the bottom of your post, it's possible that OpenAI could've solved most of your I/O issues. One thing I'd suggest is exploring a reward function, instea
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by adyus 10y ago
Design is empathy. That is, trying to answer the question "How can I make this easier to use or understand for someone else?" So the answer is yes, we could all use more empathy.
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by adyus 10y ago
Hey Stavros, I'm curious about your lighting and motion detection setup. How did you get the lights to fade in and out? Is it purely in software (meaning the switches are permanently on)? Are you using PIR for motion detection? Did you
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by adyus 10y ago
I'm currently working on that as we type: http://ezsend.it/ This is strictly for one-time shipments, targeted at the occasional sender. There are better solutions out there for small businesses.
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by adyus 10y ago
"Material Design" and Google's Material Design are different things. The former is a label generally applied to flat, square design with minimal flourishes. The latter is a set of principles and standards for how digital inte
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by adyus 10y ago
Well, that content has to take some form. Previously it was all about skeuromorphic design, to make things look like their real-life equivalent. Then, the balance swung to the other extreme, with completely-flat design. Things were decidedl
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by adyus 10y ago
It looks like the first (hero) element on the page breaks Material conventions. You have a photo with a large z-index somehow below a panel with a smaller z-index. The idea of Material design was not just pretty shadows and drip animations
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by adyus 10y ago
The beauty of (NLP) bots is supposedly that you can just ask what they can do. Whether that's a viable UX strategy is still up for debate.
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by adyus 10y ago
Looks like a nice tool for a DBA's arsenal. It would be more valuable if it also showed the impact of each change, where possible, in terms of performance, security, etc. In other words, it would add more value if it could translate th
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by adyus 10y ago
Well, if one has to input a lat/long pair to get "3645 OUR DUDE - Central,Paraguay", the same effort[1] can lead to better data in Google Maps or better, OpenStreetMaps [1] http://gis.stackexchange.com/questio
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by adyus 10y ago
I think it's been mentioned in the original XAddress post, but the problem is not necessarily mapping a lat/long pair to a human-memorable address. The way current addresses have worked (mostly) is by associating with landmarks. L
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by adyus 10y ago
I don't think that's the point of the project, rather decentralization and breaking free from proprietary data silos. The point is that you decide where your data sits and who has access to it, not that it's free-for-all. Unl
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by adyus 10y ago
I think the purpose is making the latter as easy to remember and recite as the former.
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by adyus 10y ago
A small side note: I checked the footer for an "About" or "Team" page, but found nothing. Checked the "Contact" page and sure enough, it's an East-European company. There seems to be a fear of publicly dis
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by adyus 10y ago
How does that mitigate against the one machine being stolen? The convention is that the chances of two devices getting stolen together are smaller. That's why offsite backups are a thing.
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by adyus 10y ago
Generally, payment processors give you a token once a client gives them a credit card. You just need to abstract away the processor-specific code that uses that token.
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by adyus 10y ago
Or the complete opposite: some people can read bash/chef code faster than a long, wordy post.

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