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by d4l3k 9y ago
Seems like most of the research on that is inconclusive. There's not much evidence one is much more readable than the other. http://alexpoole.info/blog/fighting-bad-typography-research/ https://en.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Interestingly enough, all transit staff are trained to be conductors in cases when the automated system doesn't work. It recently snowed which incorrectly triggered the "something is on the track" sensors causing the entire s
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by d4l3k 9y ago
This is very common. It's an easy way to improve accuracy on a model with a fixed amount of data. They typically crop the image as well as rotate and scale it in order to get a larger data set. It does make the model more robust, but d
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Show HN: I made a DnD character sheet, spell and gear tracker app(dnd.fn.lc)
4 points by d4l3k 9y ago|1 comments
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by d4l3k 9y ago
C-sections are already a thing.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Tensorflow has supported quantization for a long time (and is recommended for mobile devices) so it very likely is.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
It might be a tad annoying, but the rest of Tensorflow uses Bazel so it makes sense that Tensorflow Lite also uses it. It also probably matches the internal Google workflow better since Google uses Blaze internally.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
They already allow you to target groups like that. The algorithm doesn't leak anything more.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
It's obnoxious that Wired styled their AMP page like that, but it's not a problem with AMP itself.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Pretty sure they provide an IRC interface, but almost certainly don't use IRC internally. There's almost no way they could support any of their fancier features using IRC. Reactions etc would be horrible to implement.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Did you consider trying NewSQL DBs that would let you scale horizontally with much less complexity? Curious to see if the performance is comparable yet.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
When did Medium get a paywall?
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by d4l3k 9y ago
What happens when you have to enter "with" something an arbitrary number of times? That gets very painful.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
I'm pretty sure the wireless tap is some form of challenge response/one time password so it's probably not a huge issue. It's not like they can make unlimited purchases just by reading it. It's slightly more secure
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by d4l3k 9y ago
The GIMP was originally created by Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis who are respectively the CEO and VP of Engineering of Cockroach Labs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMP https://www.cockroachlabs.com&#x2F
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by d4l3k 9y ago
It's also strongly recommended to not use SMS for 2FA considering how easy it is to spoof/intercept.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
What kind of memory management do you need that Go doesn't provide? It's not too hard to write Go to minimize allocations (and most short lived allocations end up on the stack anyways unlike other languages [1]). If you really nee
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by d4l3k 9y ago
It's the law to keep to the right in most states. For instance, Washington state: http://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=46.61.100
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by d4l3k 9y ago
That appears to be the route India is taking.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Guess specification might be a less controversial term. Just saying that it's strictly defined, and easier to implement alternate native renderers for (eg Safari's reader) than raw HTML.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
It's a little bit more useful than Microsoft Office's formats since it's actually well documented, and isn't prone to arbitrarily changing without notice. Since it's developed out in the open, there will plenty of n
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Quite a few notable sites have implemented AMP support as well as there being alternative AMP caches (eg Cloudflare). I'd say that it falls under being "adopted by multiple major parties."
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by d4l3k 9y ago
AMP is a standard. If anything it should be easier to convert into a reader view than just arbitrary HTML. It'd be easy to add support into Safari, they just haven't bothered.
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by d4l3k 9y ago
"mostly" "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" https://api001.backblazeb2.com/
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Backblaze – Extended Maintenance (B2 Down)(backblaze.com)
1 points by d4l3k 9y ago|3 comments
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by d4l3k 9y ago
As mentioned i3wm does. https://i3wm.org/docs/modes.png
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by d4l3k 9y ago
You could always make a forked version with a lowered difficulty. Doesn't sound unreasonable
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Yup!
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Author here. It's something inbetween. Pretty much the way it works is it dynamically inserts references to all objects/packages/functions in scope at compile time. It then has an in Go interpreter that uses reflection to be
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by d4l3k 9y ago
Also https://instant.io/

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