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by cschneid 6y ago
Wow, very cool. That's exactly what I was thinking.
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by cschneid 6y ago
This is cool, I am playing around with ML myself, and was just looking for a lightweight way to get dynamic input to models. The minst handwriting demo in the readme is almost exactly what I wanted. I have no idea what the architecture is,
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by cschneid 6y ago
Sheet pan roasted stuff is a great lazy meal that the grandparent comment was discussing. Our personal favorite sheet pan meal is: chopped red onion, chopped bell peppers, cherry tomatoes, box of dry gnocchi. Toss it all with a bit of oil a
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by cschneid 6y ago
From the FAQ: "In the event of fraud, you will be eligible to receive a full refund" Is that baked into Libra? Some form of reversible transactions? Or is this Facebook offering to take the risk temporarily while it gets traction?
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by cschneid 6y ago
Awesome! I was just looking at integrating Omnifocus and Notion to keep better notes and history of tasks, letting Omnifocus focus on just the task management side of the world. It'd be cool to link up a script that takes a new task in
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by cschneid 6y ago
Other than price, why the recommendation for the 3900x over 3950x?
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by cschneid 7y ago
Newegg and Walmart have fallen to the same thing Amazon has: allowing 3rd party sellers. They're not as far along, but going down that path is what causes so many issues with counterfeits and generally poor experiences. I accidentally
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by cschneid 7y ago
I have a similar setup. I really appreciate that Hue bulbs are standard Zigbee bubls, then with a layer of fancy Phillips UI on top. If Phillips ever go away, easy to replace with a different UI, and direct control. User friendly, and not t
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by cschneid 7y ago
Then when done: 7024. Collect payment upon job completion.
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by cschneid 7y ago
Uber for Babies™
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by cschneid 7y ago
I use AutoSleep on Apple Watch 4. It is good at poking me after a few days of not sleeping enough with a message like: "You slept for 5:38 last night, and have a sleep debt of 12%". That's enough of a poke to get my sleep bac
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by cschneid 7y ago
The rules presented in the article were just: "Don't mess anything up, and do it with permission by the land owner. If you plan to plant a ton, ask pros if that'll mess anything up."
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by cschneid 7y ago
I wonder about the low level labor in data centers. Swapping disks and servers. I imagine they have a lot of the same tracked-time-pressure that retail pickers do? But I've never read about it one way or the other either.
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by cschneid 7y ago
And my question was if Libra was any different. If it's like Bitcoin, there's zero chance this wont' be a hacker's paradise, and fail miserably as a way to immediately have your money stolen. How would Libra ever work if
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by cschneid 7y ago
Paypal can reverse transactions, can Libra? Or is it like bitcoin, where I must protect my private key by any and all means, and then if it's lost, sucks to be me? And yeah, I mean "lose all your money due to a 0 day in your brows
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by cschneid 7y ago
Something I haven't seen yet: If my computer has a bit of malware land on it, do I lose my entire wallet worth of Libra irrevocably? If so, this seems pretty questionable as a mass-market money...
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by cschneid 8y ago
https://languagelearningwithnetflix.com is a similar tool. Allows side-by-side subtitles in two languages. It also lets you skip back one whole sentence at a time to re-hear a line. I used it to start trying to hear and parse Ja
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by cschneid 8y ago
Legit question: what headphones are you talking about? Requirement: in-ear and no wires or over ear hook thing.
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by cschneid 8y ago
Say you sign up for a gym. The agreement is for $50/month with a year commitment. You give them a credit card to pay. 6 months in, you cancel your credit card (or it expires or whatever). The fact that they can't bill you doesn&#x
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by cschneid 8y ago
Remember that this is not cancelling, and some companies can and will sell your bad debt to collection agencies. You don't get out of contracts just by ghosting on them.
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by cschneid 8y ago
No Fees, No Loans, No Credit Cards - how exactly does this bank make any money?
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by cschneid 8y ago
He means in aggregate of the people. 52 people each buy a week share. Each person gets charged $100 / month. So 52 people each pay $1200 / year, which is the $62,400. Which I'm guessing is a bit more than the cost of maintena
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by cschneid 8y ago
YNAB is pretty great. I allow it sync transactions from my bank accounts, but its budgeting system works fine if you're willing to enter transactions in manually. It is a refined form of envelope budgeting, and allowed me to go from an
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by cschneid 8y ago
I live in Fort Collins - bonds are being sold, and everything is going forward. In theory, the first customers should be on Mid to late next year.
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by cschneid 8y ago
In 2017, the S&P 500 was up 18.74% - not that the extra 2.5% you made is nothing, but it's not a get-rich-quick type of return. How many trades did you do over the course of the year? Was your volatility lower than the market overa
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by cschneid 9y ago
For sure, I took up skiing this year (I'm so bad at it, but it's so fun). In no way is what I said meant to be "Crippling worry that affects my life". More of a rational: "this is the most likely way I get really sc
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by cschneid 9y ago
My biggest fear right now as a developer is losing the ability to work due to an injury. I recently bought long-term disability insurance, which is expensive for sure, but makes me feel so much safer. (what I got - after 6 months of self-co
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by cschneid 9y ago
I self-paid for a handful of labs a few months ago, including Vit D (and thyroid, and blood related stuff, and cholesterol, and a few other related things). I went in, the nurse drew some blood and charged me $150. A week later, they mailed
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by cschneid 9y ago
I've worked on a handful of large to very-large Rails apps, and I find that after a certain level of size, you're dealing with a Ruby code base that happens to have Rails as the way it is presented. Rails' implicit functions
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by cschneid 9y ago
What network connected power strip are you using for that?

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