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by brij0102 2y ago
But now you have peanut butter hair!
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by brij0102 4y ago
Looks like the state senator lost an opportunity to buy and gift the goat to the kid
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by brij0102 6y ago
Electric assist bikes could serve you well if the distance works out
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by brij0102 6y ago
One idea is to use an nginx front-end and invoke python as a process. It feels very last century though!
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Ask HN: ML training in Keras – use Sanic/Flask?
1 points by brij0102 6y ago|1 comments
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by brij0102 6y ago
There are environmental considerations in manufacturing these, as well as need for immense amount of clean water which is already in short supply in India; the devil is always in the details ...
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by brij0102 6y ago
This has to be a solved problem! If nothing else, hedge fund managers probably have at least a simplified model.
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Ask HN: ML model to predict war and extent of it?
1 points by brij0102 6y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: C/C++ remote maintenance jobs?
3 points by brij0102 7y ago|2 comments
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by brij0102 7y ago
H1 tightening is suggested as a reason for reduction in house prices in SV ... the uncertainty keeps folks from making the commitment. Prices of course are still high in the valley but multiple offers outside of a few cities are a thing of
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by brij0102 7y ago
I remember reading a while back that CA encourages retaining native identity (comparisons were made between a quilt and a melting pot ...)
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by brij0102 7y ago
Anecdotal but I have recently noticed a spurt in ‘retained’ workers for dot-net, Java, and ‘open source’ work in India for anywhere from 2100 to 2800 dollars a month. Maybe this is more for small companies but those small business owners co
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by brij0102 7y ago
It depends on where in the AI lifecycle we are ... I believe we are still barely scratching the surface and mostly using it to solve old problems. This ‘race’ could just help improve the field enough that we can get to some real fun stuff!
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by brij0102 7y ago
wine cellars and penthouses can definitely be part of retirement :)
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by brij0102 7y ago
Interesting! Does this handle storms? I suspect we'll see a lot more storms and much higher waves along with the increase in sea level ...
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Ask HN: Machine learning performance hardware hacks?
1 points by brij0102 7y ago|0 comments
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by brij0102 7y ago
Any chance the rover might have survived? Also I wish it was more a ball than a shape that could tip over!
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by brij0102 7y ago
So the algo didn’t account for that or the hardware wasn’t able to compensate?
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by brij0102 7y ago
That would always be a problem though, right? So for unmanned moon landings, do we instead need those inflated bouncy balls? Or did the previous successes just got it right?
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by brij0102 7y ago
What do we think went wrong? I expect maths to be right but there was a comment somewhere about the regolith with fine particles whose specific composition could have caused unexpected dust clouds as the lander sped to the ground ... how wa
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by brij0102 7y ago
Memory is foggy and I don't have a citation but didn't the definition of literacy in India just involved the ability to read/write your name (officially by govt)? I wouldn't be surprised if a significant percentage was f
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Ask HN: Anyone rewriting Java code due to new license costs?
26 points by brij0102 7y ago|24 comments
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by brij0102 8y ago
Maybe the illustrious members of HN should stick to their strengths and come up with a technological solution to the following two: - how can a nation achieve equivalent ability as this without actually destroying a satellite - how can such
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by brij0102 8y ago
I remember when my 7 year old got into it and the experience was amazingly similar ... then I found that the newly learnt swear words came from those videos. If it weren’t for the gratuitous language in the article too, I’d have loved to ge
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by brij0102 8y ago
I wonder if some of these savings should be set aside to directly go towards cleanup operations - processes to scrub CO2, reduce ocean acidification etc