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by chisleu 8y ago
It's important to note that this is talking about normal brain neurogenesis. We have long known that external stimulus such as ECT, and chemicals such as 25i-nbome are neurogenic.
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by chisleu 8y ago
Right, but most people using it use model or data repository patterns to ensure correctness. It does offer nearly infinite flexibility provided you use it correctly. You can add fields without any sort of DB work, you just start adding fiel
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by chisleu 8y ago
You don't sound like a P.A.T.R.I.O.T. (act)
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by chisleu 8y ago
No, the 7 were delivered together.
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by chisleu 8y ago
We had 7 42" 4k monitors delivered and all 7 were damaged. I'm glad we were on the end of the bell curve. :D
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by chisleu 8y ago
When did they start that? I was paying $10/GB plus $20/mo. Also Google Fi slows data after 15GB... https://fi.google.com/about/plan/ My Verizon plan is under $70 w/ the taxes/fees.
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by chisleu 8y ago
It routinely cost me so much in data that it was cheaper to get a Verizon unlimited data plan. That was the end of it for me.
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by chisleu 8y ago
I love dynamodb in theory. It's a great C* replacement for simple users who don't need some of C*'s features. What I don't like about the auto scaling is it seems to be limited to either scaling reads or writes automatic
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by chisleu 8y ago
Vacation isn't a valid legal reason to export crypto.
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by chisleu 8y ago
Did he visit Iran and forget to uninstall Slack before he went?
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by chisleu 8y ago
This isn't enough. Make it illegal to put DRM on hardware for anti-competitive purposes.
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by chisleu 8y ago
At least the "glitch" let everyone get home from defcon before "happening" this year.
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by chisleu 8y ago
I typed in "modern art" and it looks about right.
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by chisleu 8y ago
next, make it kill insects but not blind people when the ML goes wonky and it shoots a kid in the eye
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by chisleu 8y ago
The article is incredibly biased. Although Phoebus was a price fixing cartel, the "planned obsolescence" is bullshit. Walmart replaces all of their lights and ballasts (power converters for the lights) on a regular schedule. That
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by chisleu 8y ago
I also didn't like it at first, but after some getting use to, I love it. I like it better than my mid 2015 MBP. edit: I also bought a new MBP 13" and I like it the best. I prefer a 13" form factor, but I primarily got it bec
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by chisleu 8y ago
known criminal != criminal Yes, I likely commit a couple felonies a day unknowingly. Still, I've never been arrested and I don't have a mug shot. It's not inappropriate for law enforcement to automate processes that are valid
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by chisleu 8y ago
They are NOT selling a service that identifies people from data sets other than the police's supplied data sets. It is not inappropriate for police to be able to determine who they are interacting with if that person is a known crimina
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by chisleu 8y ago
I'm not a GDPR expert. My work around it has been very narrow. If this is correct, this is a major blow for US industries. I hope the US follows suit with Europe rather than attempting to start another trade war.
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by chisleu 8y ago
The idea of the elevator maintenance from the IBM commercial is that it can use ML to detect that there will be downtime that could be solved by preemptively calling for some maintenance. I guess "routine" was a bad word choice.
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by chisleu 8y ago
I worked on data systems that fed weather data into Watson. IBM's technology, and IBM's marketing are very different beasts. The marketing is somewhat trivial, but the reality of ML and the Watson data systems is incredible. They
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by chisleu 9y ago
You can still use ELB's to hide behind amazon.com, right?
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by chisleu 9y ago
Everyone on the teams at my last 3 jobs has preferred a single large 4k display to alternatives. The ability to have 3-4 columns of code, as well as more lines of code per column, has been invaluable for productivity. It is very often that
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by chisleu 9y ago
He wants a gpu compute cluster, not a notebook mining machine. They would be on the market because bitcoin's price is so tightly linked to many others including ethereum.
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by chisleu 9y ago
https://www.alz.org/documents_custom/historic-funding-2017.p... I couldn't believe the numbers when I read them. I fully expected that we were doing more. Breast cancer is over funded, and Viagra is about $70&#x2F
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by chisleu 9y ago
China has been and will continue to be authoritarian. Thier interests in tech is control. They need to control information. As a secondary objective, they want to see China's tech market expand so they can become more than the West&#x2
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by chisleu 9y ago
There are criminal penalties for violation of the DMCA as well, including jailtime.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Absolutely! The "advances" were design decisions that go chose not to use. The people who designed golang are not newbies. They didn't ignore anything, nor were they ignorant of other languages. They had good reasons for choo
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by chisleu 9y ago
"barely know" isn't the case here. The guy seems to have a solid understanding. I certainly don't agree with his opinion on golang, and golang is still a fantastic choice for many of my uses.
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by chisleu 9y ago
Yes, go decided to wait to let the various competing systems duke it out in much the same way that node.js left it out for a while. I use git as my dependency management. I pull a specific version of a golang dependency and put it into my p

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