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by alvern 11y ago
Thank you for sharing this.
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by alvern 11y ago
The first six paragraphs made me a bit teary. I can't relate my own coming of age in computing with having to deal with the socio-political implications of the Berlin Wall.
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by alvern 11y ago
Smart move. They will be able to poach a lot of the manufacturing talent that lives in ex-urb LA.
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by alvern 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_Electric_Vehicles#Bankru... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZAP_Xebra A few companies tried this in the 2000s, but went bankrupt or stopped selling in the US. Som
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by alvern 11y ago
Is this written in VBA?
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by alvern 11y ago
It seems they started as a mining operation, then pivoted to sell shares or futures called "Hashlets". The scam started when they oversold these Hashlets and advertised to customers to use a cloud service instead of their physical
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by alvern 11y ago
Thanks for sharing the talk
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by alvern 11y ago
>"In the 1870s Victorian health was challenged by cheap sugar and the first generation of mass-processed high-salt and high-sugar foods. This dragged urban health and life expectancy to a nadir around 1900 — a date that consequently
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by alvern 11y ago
My question for someone that has an intermediate level of skill in machine learning, what's the best way to dip your toes in? (Udacity, coursera, edx, PDFs, Talking Machines podcast, etc)
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by alvern 11y ago
Protolabs, 3M, Honeywell, Medtronic
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by alvern 11y ago
It's even more reliable then, compared to public transit. I think we have one of the largest winter commuting populations in the country. The down side is the trails get plowed last, after the roads and highways.