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by alexcnwy 4y ago
Yes, you can set it to turn on when you triple tap the right button.
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by alexcnwy 4y ago
Great post! We just did the flip and it was painful. I’d add that in Germany there are archaic requirements that all documents need to be signed in person on paper in front of a notary. Such a waste of time & money.
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by alexcnwy 4y ago
Totally disagree. Flask is scaling really well for us and it’s flexibility is far better than Django’s opinionated approach.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
AiSupervision (YC W22) | Full Stack Engineer | Remote | Full time | https://www.aisupervision.com/careers We make the operating system to track, manage and improve production in factories with many workers. We automate wha
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Aleksa is great. Also check out Jeremy Howard from fast.ai - also no PhD but amazing teacher and contributes actively to research. Chris Olah (Google Brain, OpenAI, etc) go to university at all. PhD definitely not required.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Very cool, well done! I love the training workflow. Is it possible to download trained models to use them offline (e.g. in Enterprise package maybe)?
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Flask. Very lightweight without much black box magic. Miguel Grinberg’s tutorials and book are a great and quick crash course.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Pro only supports 2 external displays which is why I ordered max
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Looks interesting. BTW you can hack together something similar with the excellent ExcelDNA C# library.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
“ Anyone required to assist with government hacking is protected from civil liability. However, anyone who refuses to comply can face up to 10 years’ imprisonment.”
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Australian Government Surveillance Bill Passed(natlawreview.com)
3 points by alexcnwy 5y ago|2 comments
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
do a hackathon could be self-imposed like pick a project that you have no experience in and do it in a weekend (get something working even if it’s hacky) you will feel like a hacker
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Very cool. Can you give some more detail on how you process the different images?
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Map caps lock to ESC using Karabiner https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org/
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Tesseract is mainly for documents and generally doesn’t work well on photos but you can try EasyOCR for photos.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Jump rope - it’s great cardio and really fun. It feels good to be a total beginner and then slowly learn different tricks/moves.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
How did you learn?
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
This is very cool, well done! Are you using deep segmentation models or more traditional computer vision techniques?
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
No, getting away physically definitely has an impact that can’t be achieved without physically leaving.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
Very helpful, thank you!
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
I did the same a few years ago and it's had a huge impact for me too. I use the Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard and a gel mousepad with my magic trackpad and love it.
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by alexcnwy 5y ago
https://d3js.org/ & https://threejs.org/
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by alexcnwy 6y ago
Even the status page is down
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by alexcnwy 6y ago
Dresden is amazing - one of my favorite cities in the world.
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by alexcnwy 6y ago
I love D3.js Here is my favorite example - try click the 4 buttons at the top: https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012...
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by alexcnwy 6y ago
How are you “paying for a public wallet” when you hold BTC?
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AI Camera Ruins Soccer Game After Mistaking Referee's Bald Head for Ball(iflscience.com)
355 points by alexcnwy 6y ago|185 comments
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by alexcnwy 6y ago
This is super cool! I've been following Numer.ai for a long time and always thought everyone modelling the same dataset would have diminishing returns so opening it up to submitting signals trained on any dataset is super interesting (
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We won $20k solving coin_artist's $coin puzzle(buer.haus)
1 points by alexcnwy 6y ago|0 comments

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