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codelord
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How can you say that these aren't currency dependent? If the US dollar was 10 times stronger you could buy 10 times more food. If the prices stayed the same you'd see a surge in imports. When imported products are cheaper everythi
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Yes, I'm not talking about the economists. I'm talking about the media and the politicians. How much do we hear about the need to improve productivity in the mainstream media? That's really the key to prosperity. Also, if you
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8y ago
I think there's too much focus on raising wages. While that's not really the way to improve the situation for low incomes. One should seek to raise the buying power. A stronger dollar, can mean higher buying power for imported pro
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8y ago
You can get a decent CPU for MacBook Pro but they charge you an arm and a leg. The same with storage. A fully loaded MBP costs $6,699. $3000 too much. I even would have been okey with the price if it wasn't for the touchbar. The touchb
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8y ago
Apple is making great money selling consumer products and services. It's time Apple uses some of that money to build better hardware for developers without considering immediate profits. We need MacBook Pros that are actually designed
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8y ago
If I didn't know any better I'd think everyone who's commenting on hackernews is running a charity and building products and giving it to the users for free at a loss.
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8y ago
Your youtube channel is Google's property. Your content is yours. You can remove them anytime. But your YouTube channel is not your house!
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8y ago
What is terrifying about this? Why should Google pay for hosting and distributing your video online forever without making any money? How's that "evil"?
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8y ago
I see people I admire the most everyday at work. I never dared say hi to them!
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9y ago
Do you think Springer pays for reviewing? No publisher does. It's all voluntary work by the same people who write the papers. It's the modern day slavery.
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9y ago
For one it uses a numbers of sensors: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208108 But also to generalize to makeup and occlusion and millions of faces you have to do much more. There are hundreds of papers on the subject.
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9y ago
For those who are new to machine learning, this is like duct taping four wheels together and calling it a Lamborghini. Maybe a good start if you want to learn about basics of face recognition, but iPhoneX FaceID keywords here are clickbait.
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9y ago
I don't understand what's the difference between Google and DuckDuckGo when all of my traffic is going through Comcast and AT&T anyway. There's no privacy.
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9y ago
A smart move after being informed that your personal data has been breached is to give more personal data to a random dude on internet. After all your are only giving up your name, Address, Equifax id, and IP address. What could go wrong?
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9y ago
ImageNet Classification with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks https://papers.nips.cc/paper/4824-imagenet-classification-wi... If not evident already, time will tell that this paper brought us to a new era.
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9y ago
"That means that 20,000 calories of just moths per day can be consumed by "A" rock-turning grizzly bear." How can you possibly read this and think this was about the whole bear population?
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9y ago
I had very similar experience during a week long visit. I just wonder why it took you 10 years to finally decide to leave. 1 month, 2 or may be 6 is understandable but 10 years?!
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10y ago
Success of companies is highly dependent on perfect timing. Tesla got the timing right, and perfect execution also helped its success. Can the same thing be said about SolarCity? Is the technology and the market ready for solar?
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10y ago
How adorable. Yelp taking the moral high ground. Once I wrote a negative review for a business describing my personal experience with them. The company first wrote me an email and asked me to remove it, I obviously didn't because every