d136o

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Jet Powered Volkswagen Beetle – $550k (sunnyvale)(sfbay.craigslist.org)
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Mystery Surrounds $7B Outflow From Vanguard S&P 500 Fund(bloomberg.com)
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by d136o 6y ago
I think the ability to detect eavesdropping seems useful? (As part of KQD, not sure if useful or feasible as part of some “quantum internet”)
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by d136o 6y ago
There seems to be research exploring links between blood sugar regulation (diabetes) and aging. I guess that shows up in metformin <-> aging correlations/links. Do you have pointers to research linking liver function to diabetes
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by d136o 6y ago
nice, I’ve been toying with it recently because I wanted to get some video on the Apple TV I’ve got connected to my TV. In the process I was reminded of how important Intellectual Property is in our field. I dowloaded a video from youtube [
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Chrome: DNS requests with random DNS names: malware?(unix.stackexchange.com)
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by d136o 7y ago
That's part of how this all works, if you wield influence it's not necessarily by way of telling people exactly what they should do, rather you convey your vision and others work to make it happen. And I think that this can yield
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by d136o 8y ago
What are the long term prospects for freedom of expression there? [1] As a first generation immigrant I just don't think the opportunities for socio-economic mobility would be present for my (future) kids anywhere but in a liberal demo
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by d136o 8y ago
Bialek is an amazing explainer, you'll be left convinced it's all so simple and straightforward. He wrote a book and taught a graduate level class around it, you'll find a draft of the book available at [1] Chapter 1 cover ph
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by d136o 8y ago
I've not really been a fan of sci-fi or fantasy, but this was an amazing reading. It straddled the line between what we see online today and that outlandish but seemingly very possible malfunctioning future. Specially timely in light o
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by d136o 10y ago
Do you think the WH has a problem with the accuracy of the news reports, or do you think they care more about silencing criticism? I'm also curious to know your thoughts on how the Executive Branch and Press relations look like in Sout
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by d136o 10y ago
It just said to call the police, but given it can also turn the tree lights on and off it's not far fetched to imagine law enforcement being looped in via some nutty integration.
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by d136o 10y ago
We were playing with one this xmas and of course someone shouted "Alexa, how do I get rid of a body?" Its answer was to call the police. We all laughed but it made a few of us nervous. Brave new world we live in!
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Bears in the Midst: Intrusion into the Democratic National Committee(crowdstrike.com)
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by d136o 10y ago
To be clear, yes it's totally racist and they have the gumption to deny it with a straight face [1]. Those loud and prejudiced voices have commandeered a large number of people. 140 chars for everyone and this is the result, it's
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by d136o 10y ago
Tech's political apathy and it's failure to share with the country on a decade of wealth building share the blame for the precarious situation we are in. We can still reach outside our bubbles and save Democracy from these demagog
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Head of Communications at SpaceX Leaves to Focus on Social Change(m.facebook.com)
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Convert multi-byte integer types from host byte order to network byte order(beej.us)
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[Python-Ideas] INSANE FLOAT PERFORMANCE(mail.python.org)
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Etsy buys Blackbird Technologies to bring AI to its search(techcrunch.com)
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How I Got to Containers(godiego.org)
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by d136o 10y ago
The application to streaming data is very similar to that of signal processing filters in electrical engineering and signal processing. For example, there you have high pass/low pass filters and more complex components that clean up yo
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by d136o 10y ago
email diego at tradesy
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Should we block forever waiting for high-quality random bits?(mail.python.org)
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by d136o 10y ago
That looks helpful. In case you want something shorter to look through here's a very concise set of notes I took for myself when I first played with TF: https://gist.github.com/d136o/4c68d010ecb0abfc7c52
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The use of the Tempa.Dot thermometer in routine clinical practice(godiego.org)
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by d136o 11y ago
Tradesy | Santa Monica, CA | ONSITE full-time Positions with the Data Science Team: We need Software Engineers who can help us in the following areas: Software Engineer (Data Pipeline Engineer): Experience with Apache Spark, Kafka, Zookee
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by d136o 11y ago
Tradesy | Santa Monica, CA | ONSITE full-time Positions with the Data Science Team: We need Software Engineers who can help us in the following three areas: + Infrastructure, Automation, Monitoring (ansible, docker, graphite/statsd) +
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by d136o 11y ago
Thanks colah, that was a very readable walk-through. I've been making my way through Bishop's PRML ch 5 to get as much of a handle as possible on NNs, but your intro here to LSTM's makes me want to jump ahead and skip to the
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by d136o 11y ago
Congratulations and good luck on a new stage of Octopart! I met one of the Octopart guys at a YC at NYC event one time and we briefly chatted about Griffiths' QM book, what customized site would be like in the future, and other random

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