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by cheez 7y ago
Please don't take my short response to think that I did not value your comment. It was obviously well thought out. > I was lucky enough to find computers in my late teens 25 years ago? You still don't get it... 25 years ago, ho
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by cheez 7y ago
Stalking horses for a TSLA-like fall to accumulate.
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by cheez 7y ago
> When you have no money, you have a special kind of drive. It's the drive that says "look, working a regular job for the next 40+ years is going to drain your soul -- either bust your ass and figure out how to do what you want
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by cheez 7y ago
Why didn't you just write it using the NDK?
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by cheez 7y ago
Awesome!
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by cheez 7y ago
This kind of article is absolutely the thing everyone new to deep learning/neural networks should read. I wish there was one for each type of algorithm.
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by cheez 7y ago
It doesn't roll off the tongue, perhaps pseudo-anonymization is enough.
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by cheez 7y ago
I am super paranoid about docker volumes. But I have application-level backup which is tested daily.
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by cheez 7y ago
Docker volumes are persistent, unless they're not :-)
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by cheez 7y ago
That's sort of presumptuous. For example, I recently needed to create a ORM w/ SQLAlchemy that consisted of animal/{dog,cat} style inheritance. I googled it and came across this wonderfully written page: https://do
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by cheez 7y ago
That's why you don't talk to the cops, guilty or innocent
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by cheez 7y ago
Glad to see that this type of thing is getting reversed. If you believe all accusations without the most basic of investigations, you are on the edge of a very slippery slope. It's generally very simple to find out if someone is lying:
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by cheez 7y ago
"I have a problem, ok I will go to the docs and use the search function to find things that may solve the problem" I can't imagine anyone else does anything but this aside from initial foray into a API
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by cheez 7y ago
Love it.
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by cheez 7y ago
Lisp the language has "code as data" which other languages are just catching up on. Basically, you can generate code using formal code, not a pre-processor
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by cheez 7y ago
From where did white women come into the picture?
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by cheez 7y ago
Yeah that devolved fast. Keep up the good work dang.
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by cheez 7y ago
And that is where your comments are a microcosm of the greater political picture: I don't have to agree with either of you. > It's not my fault if you choose to agree with him instead of me. Do I agree that white males have to
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by cheez 7y ago
Interesting thing I noticed recently. I have weaned off of Google in all but calendar and Android and when I initially weaned off, my phone began pinging me to use Assistant more often. Could have been a coincidence, but I don't believ
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by cheez 7y ago
Before the 2008 GFC, Bernanke said something like recessions are in the past. Or that they had "solved" economics.
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by cheez 7y ago
Why?
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by cheez 7y ago
My son has this habit of getting insanely deep into something when he is interested. Now, it is a Rubick's cube. Almost 24/7 he has that thing in his hand, solving it. He goes to bed with it. My brain fries when trying to figure i
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by cheez 7y ago
Does such a thing exist? You ask for a key lookup from address A, that can be stored no matter what. You can obfuscate it through proxies I guess
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by cheez 7y ago
Fair enough.
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by cheez 7y ago
They delete it after 24 hours and aggregate it via sampling for tuning afterwards. Even I keep logs for 7 days before selecting for permanent storage, they are saints.
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by cheez 7y ago
Why over HTTPS vs TLS?
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by cheez 7y ago
I only said slightly worse but I'd rather my government oppress someone outside my country if I had to choose. In either case, don't give up your guns.
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by cheez 7y ago
> - I don't think China is any more evil than the US. https://www.wired.com/story/inside-chinas-massive-surveillan... Slightly worse, I would think. Another reason not to give up your guns to the benevolence of
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by cheez 7y ago
I .. thought I was an asshole. I am a saint... Good article!
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by cheez 7y ago
Generally, when private equity takes over software, it's a matter of doing the bare minimum to keep revenues stable while reducing costs. So very little ongoing development will be happening.

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