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Use Bookmarks to Create New Google Files(gsuitetips.com)
1 points by breckuh 8y ago|0 comments
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Revolutionary radio telescope detects bevy of fast radio bursts(news.mit.edu)
77 points by breckuh 8y ago|18 comments
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by breckuh 8y ago
Are there any practical Pytorch examples? Say my network training time is 12 hours, I wonder how beneficial this would be for hyperparameter tuning over just simple grid/random search? Or would I instrument my network in a way to itera
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by breckuh 8y ago
Can't you just have a NonZeroInt type?
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by breckuh 8y ago
> ...there’s little hope of sharing and growing the world’s knowledge if those doing so ... cannot trust that their information will remain private. Here's a crazy idea, circa 1990's: don't store their personal information
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Human Images from World’s First Total-Body Scanner Unveiled(ucdavis.edu)
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Arrow and beyond: Collaborating on next gen tools for open source data science(blog.rstudio.com)
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Advantages of Using R Notebooks Instead of Jupyter Notebooks (2017)(minimaxir.com)
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My favourite R package for: summarising data(dabblingwithdata.wordpress.com)
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Roslin Bioinformatics – Law's Laws(bioinformatics.roslin.ac.uk)
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Tree-To-tree Neural Networks for Program Translation(openreview.net)
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by breckuh 8y ago
Awesome. Great workaround. Thanks!
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by breckuh 8y ago
I just built a test site with Netlify + GitLab. Why must I give it full access to all of my GitLab repositories? I just want to deploy 1 repo. Seems like that opens up unnecessary possibilities for a security breach.
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by breckuh 8y ago
> 1. Great help is essential I like how this is their #1. In my opinion the best way to do this is with tldr. https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr I'd highly recommend folks create a tldr page for their CLI app.
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HDF5 or How I Learned to Love Data Compression and Partial I/O(dziganto.github.io)
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While seeking Planet X, astronomers find a distant solar system object(hawaii.edu)
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How Microsoft drives exabyte analytics on the world’s largest YARN cluster(azure.microsoft.com)
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What are prions?(prionalliance.org)
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by breckuh 8y ago
Python 3.7 is supported if you build master from source. But that can be a lot of work and though it may solve your TF problem, it may create other problems with other Python packages. In my experience conda is the way to go for setting up
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by breckuh 8y ago
> Add multi-GPU DistributionStrategy support in tf.keras. Users can now use fit, evaluate and predict to distribute their model on multiple GPUs. Is this different than the existing multi_gpu_model? ( https://keras.io/util
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How I scraped data from Google Scholar(nature.com)
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by breckuh 8y ago
It's more of a parody of the Valley than the idea itself. Most of the aspects of the idea surround things like Tweeting, followers, et cetera. I like the idea of a pipe! Perhaps makes more sense than a smart toilet.
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by breckuh 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJklHwoYgBQ This is a parody but actually has some great product ideas :)
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by breckuh 8y ago
> The point will come when not regularly wearing one of these devices is considered hazardous to one's health I 100% agree. I think we are on the cusp of the "cyborg" era, like it or not. Humans will wear health tracking d
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by breckuh 8y ago
I recently was looking to see where Samsung watch's health team was in the U.S. As far as I could tell there isn't one. I could be wrong, but that would seem to be a disadvantage compared to Apple/FitBit/Garmin/etc,
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by breckuh 8y ago
In 2020 alone we will collect more high-dimensional health data than from the beginning of history to the present day combined. Given the improving sensors on the wrist generating high-dimensional data (heart beat, ecg, perspiration, blood
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Chinese scientists use quantum mechanics to create truly random numbers(scmp.com)
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by breckuh 8y ago
> We are now a factor of 15 behind where we should be if Moore’s Law were still operative. We are in the post-Moore’s Law era. Is this true? According to https://ourworldindata.org/technological-progress it looks like we
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Set up Sublime Text for lightweight all-in-one data science IDE (2015)(opiateforthemass.es)
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by breckuh 8y ago
The "health" tests were of dubious accuracy, but as a long-time customer I always thought their warnings and caveats about those tests were enough. I was sad when the FDA made them stop. However, since the FDA action and the recen

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