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cjCamel
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For anyone interested in the Raw Audio Models section of that articles, there are some fun endpoints[1][2] from the Echonest API that provide those models. They've moved over to the Spotify API since I last had a play, but it's gr
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Much like all CEOs went through a phase of doing a marginal gains presentation, and some are still probably talking about how the internet is an opportunity, I suspect we'll see this kind of presentation trickle down to most orgs that
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Associated video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uU0WDWV6au8&feature=youtu.be
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Learning to Perform a Perched Landing Using Deep Reinforcement Learning
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In Bristol, UK we're into shipping containers in a big way. We use them as restaurants and shops[1], we put startups in them[2], and Massive Attack house the homeless in them![3] I've heard that the startups are boiling hot in the
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Age is just a number and should be meaningless in any discussion to do with employment. Also he's 48. Travis Kalanick is 41. Would you have preferred they got someone in their 20s or 30s? Why?
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Gatwick drone incident [video]
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Campaign to save London's WW2 stretcher fences
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>> I don't buy that Google is a >> natural monopoly for search Google has most of the search users, creating better data for improving its product (ad targeting and search), so it gets all of the ad budget for search. Data
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This is a frustrating article - the issue really is that Safari doesn't support Service Workers and Web App Manifests, which are the canonical way of making PWAs. Safari should support Service Workers[1], because they allow you to safe
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Why a Toaster Is a Design Triumph
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Thermomix German kitchen appliance aims to conquer America
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Aphex Twin micro streaming service
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I assumed not, but after reading this thread it seems this may be possible? It's crazy that it isn't clear.
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Do you mean this: https://www.troyhunt.com/password-managers-dont-have-to-be-p... ?
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How come five.english() // Five But five.french() // cinq (lower case)?
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Years ago I rewrote some liquid flow routing analysis in C# that was precisely one jillion times faster than the original code. This code was written in....a SQL stored procedure. tl;dr Don't use SQL for recursive conditional logic. Pr
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Douglas Coupland on Modern Life (2014)
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SaaS and cloud makes sense financially and for support, but it's clear they have lost their most passionate customers. The worry for them now must be that they have massively miscalculated the number of new signups they were getting as
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I know. I've tried them in the past and for trust reasons I choose not to use them now.
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From the same link, being able to take a full page screenshot (as in, below the fold) is also very excellent. I notice from the YouTube page description there is a further shortcut: 1. Open the Command Menu with Command+Shift+P (Mac) or
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Doesn't work on URLs in comments. Helpful if someone posts an interesting looking link but I don't want to get distracted.
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Are there any Android apps where you can get the Share menu from long press on URL in a comment? Tried all of the ones linked so far and none of them have this. Reason? To feed my Pocket addiction...
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It's still easier to break a window or kick in a door than to hack a smart lock. (I don't have one though)
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Not technical, but tech related: http://exponent.fm/ Exponent by Ben Thompson (of Stratechery) and James Allworth is great for analysis of big tech issues and news. https://trackchanges.postlight.com/ Track
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Bizarre comparison! Prisons need to safely and securely provide accommodation for "high-risk, high-need" human beings to survive and be rehabilitated. Universities have a wholly different set of requirements.
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Hololens. Probably the most powerful AR device available atm.
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Any recommendations for following along on live text?
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Why would people go after such a hard target when there are so many easier systems that could be hacked, such as land based military installations, nuclear power stations, airports (especially air traffic control), world finance etc? It
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It's a shame it's not clear from the article why university students were testing emissions from a Jetta in the first place. Can anyone shed any light on this?
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