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by cannonpr 10y ago
These are just as respectable: https://research.fb.com/publications/ https://research.google.com/pubs/papers.html I have a fair bit of respect for Microsoft research lab's and it has also don
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Not to say that Microsoft hasn't done some good work in say Linux lately because of Azure, but I just don't see Microsoft as an innovator, it's very hard to see a company that makes 2 billion a year off android patent's
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I have some experience with therapy under medication for exactly the same reasons you describe, and it was the right choice for me at the time, so I agree, sometimes they buy you time and space to do the work. I also have fixed solder joint
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by cannonpr 10y ago
The brain isn't 'badly' designed as much as people often claim and it also shows a remarkable amount of neuroplasticity and ability to alter it's cognative abilities based the demands and situations that it is placed in.
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by cannonpr 10y ago
It would be an improvement if these processes at least followed a "Justify, Notify, Appeal" pattern for human access. Yes I would prefer it to not be done at all, but I would at least appreciate knowing why and when they did it, a
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by cannonpr 10y ago
While it's nice finally having access to FPGA's on the cloud, it's still a shame that there isn't much going on with Open source development on FPGA's, on either the toolset or libraries/modules. Though this is
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by cannonpr 10y ago
That's not entirely true, unless you only consider the visual aspects of the forest a human can perceive. If you include the microbiome and soil along with the fauna and species diversity. Those are unlikely to ever return except in te
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Amazon is doing many great things, however the way they are going about it is starting to freak me out a little bit. This is how we end up in the corporate dysutopias described in Neuromancer and Snowcrash... Don't we somehow have to t
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Clear cutting 12000 year old forest for barely profitable lignite(dw.com)
15 points by cannonpr 10y ago|3 comments
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I work at a data science company that uses both, in a DevOps capacity. We actually have a fairly hard policy against R in production or in client deliverable code. That's mostly because of the difficulty in 'productionizing'
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Minitrue(fusion.net)
2 points by cannonpr 10y ago|0 comments
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Doesn't google already offer a very similar service built straight into gmail ?
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by cannonpr 10y ago
This just highlights how strained US/German relations have become in the past few years...
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I suspect a large part of this isn't so much an attempt by facebook to impose US cultural norms to the rest of the world, as much as an attempt to avoid financial burden by simply applying the ban stick as bluntly as possible. After al
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by cannonpr 10y ago
the tag small has an interesting half naked, half wasp, drawing...
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Isn't this article just another sign of western/US based interests feeling like they might have already lost the race ? It feels far more like a 'feelgood' article to prevent panic and to reinforce propaganda of western
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by cannonpr 10y ago
If you have a stable codebase and infrastructure you can probably still keep using them, if you rely on their technical services heavily I would start looking around. I expect most of their good people won't be there for much longer. I
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by cannonpr 10y ago
A more interesting question is who might be already doing this, and could you write a passive receiver for this to utilise ambient signals versus on purpose emitted ones. Considering it's utility in several scenarios, I can see why som
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by cannonpr 10y ago
There are a lot of interesting things you can do with wifi signals, human bodies show up with a lot of accuracy in them. Such as breathing rate detection, and heart rate. https://staticfloat.github.io/papers/WiBreathe_P
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Why can't the article simply say that being a subject expert is required to teach a topic to someone to an expert level, however you also need to be an expert in teaching, in other helping someone build a model of the knowledge in thei
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I grew up through some of the more interesting business practices Microsoft employed, and it's several attempts to harm the Linux ecosystem. I would love to see this move by Microsoft in a positive light, but can't help but be sus
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by cannonpr 10y ago
So now that we have a pattern lending legitimacy, I guess it would be pretty convenient for the next person that hacks a celebs account to get a lot more milage out of his hack.. Didn't he just put an extra incentive out there for ever
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I understand the world play, but perhaps it's a misunderstanding of Rusts name origin ? https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/27jvdt/internet_archa... It's after a fungus https://en
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by cannonpr 10y ago
Seems like a very poor approach to space efficiency if compared to something like this http://www.homedsgn.com/2011/05/07/a-tiny-apartment-in-hong-...
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by cannonpr 10y ago
I think you should spend some time talking to people in Fintech and Adtech in London, you will have quite a few interesting conversations.