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by citilife 7y ago
I'm sorry, but Why do I need this? This honestly seems harder to have meaningful interactions on the web and likely more difficult to find things.
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View Trends in Case Law(case.law)
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I gotta say, I appreciate the moderation on Hacker News. I've appreciated several messages back and forth with dang and sctb, about moderation, my behavior, even UI. From my experience, it's the best moderated sites on the interne
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Ask HN: What methods are used to detect Data/Concept Drift?
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Permanent Record Edward Snowden (2019 Book)(static.macmillan.com)
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The Cache and Multithreading(austingwalters.com)
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by citilife 7y ago
These companies use your data to make money. Paying you would mean they'd have to make more than they pay you from the addition of said data. Today, I suspect the benefit of having said data is probably unknown. This data is probably o
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by citilife 7y ago
Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer | Full-Time | Champaign, IL | Onsite Capital One's Applied Research Team at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana campus is focused on unsupervised and semi-supervised machine learning. Whe
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by citilife 7y ago
This is paywalled, so there's very little information -- anyone have a link? Most of these comments don't appear to have read anything, just discussing....
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by citilife 7y ago
One thing that I find strange, is why we always discuss increasing taxes. Why not decreasing spending on ineffective things and try to improve the government. The U.S. government has more than enough money to keep the peace, provide ess
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by citilife 7y ago
Well, at least then they wouldn't have to remove all the toilets from their house to keep their taxes down[1]. [1] https://www.illinoispolicy.org/toilet-scam-could-flush-pritz...
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by citilife 7y ago
I use discussions on the internet... https://projectpiglet.com/ If it's "public" it's fair game for the stock market. My favorite example was the company Quandl[1] which was monitoring charted flight pat
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by citilife 7y ago
Newer reactor designs are less likely to have a meltdown. 1979 was 23 years into having commercial nuclear reactors. It's been 40 years, presumably we've learned a lot since then.
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by citilife 7y ago
A singular voting issue for me would be replacing all the nuclear power plants in the U.S. Maybe even doubling the count over the next two decades. We are running a huge risk not replacing them as they age. If one of the plants have a meltd
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TensorNetwork (By Google)(github.com)
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The reverse is also happening and is a way bigger deal. Resources are also being pulled out of China, as U.S. companies have spent the last several decades plowing tens (if not hundreds) of billions into China a year. It'll be a fair
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by citilife 7y ago
Nevada has it legal in most of the state, with counties setting different laws[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Nevada Meaning, at the state level it's never been criminalized. Granted, it has
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by citilife 7y ago
Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer | Full-Time | Champaign, IL | Onsite Capital One's Applied Research Team at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana campus is focused on unsupervised and semi-supervised machine learning. Whe
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by citilife 7y ago
As I have several children I feel the concern. I feel the same concern when they ride in a car with friends... which they are way way more likely to die from. Do I stop them from riding with friends? No, because it's in their best inte
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by citilife 7y ago
> It seems like the 2nd and 4th Amendments may end up mutually exclusive Whole point was neither should be impeded... Living in a society has risks. Overall it looks worse recently, but deaths from mass shooting are still well below just
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by citilife 7y ago
> as long as you service users in EU you are still liable. Not true, I am not required to not offer to EU citizens. They simply can choose to visit my U.S. servers and use U.S. dollars. Laws aren't global. Laws are based on jurisdic
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5) People like myself who are annoyed that people think GDPR is enforceable to non-EU entities. It's not... You cannot enforce GDPR on any person / company who doesn't have a presence in the EU. That annoys me, because _altho
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by citilife 7y ago
> Though grades have always been lower in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) subjects than in the arts and humanities, graduating from a good school with a degree in any major did not use to be a cakewalk. Average GPAs hav
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by citilife 7y ago
I had fun building something similar for a vending machine one day I was stuck at a Hotel waiting for an interview: https://austingwalters.com/cost-per-calorie-from-a-vending-m... Turns out PopTarts are ridiculously calorie
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by citilife 7y ago
I still don't really understand how a journalist, non-U.S. citizen, operating entirely outside the U.S. is being indicted for anything. I understand he obtained U.S. documents and published them. However, if I obtain on-the-ground imag
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by citilife 7y ago
The U.S. effectively is trying to cripple a few major corporations from China... their response is "I'm going to take my Panda back" I don't really see China's negotiating position here, but if that's what they
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by citilife 7y ago
It looks like there is generally a 18% - 40% performance hit with meltdown[1]: > On Linux distributions like Ubuntu 18.10 and Clear Linux the mitigation costs were about ~18% while both RHEL 8 Beta and openSUSE 15.0 had a nearly 40% hit.
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by citilife 7y ago
This guy has a ton of interesting posts: https://toddwschneider.com/ For those who wish to compare trends (across all of HN not just the front page), a demo of my companies product is here: https://hnprofile.com&
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by citilife 7y ago
> We have a crime epidemic and it seems to me like facial recognition can help But.. do you? https://www.cityrating.com/crime-statistics/california/san-f... Property crime, is up, but not an "epidemic&quot
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by citilife 7y ago
The problem are many places solar is less effective, for instance the northern mostly cloud covered states. Also, places such as Illinois have used primarily nuclear for power for decades without any incidents: https://www.eia.go

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