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FoodOn, the open-source food vocabulary
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At least in the German-speaking market there exist said solutions, but they are not very common (yet?). I believe keeping 4L at near boiling temperature is still less efficient than individually heating and it takes less than a minute with
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Ask HN: Do software engineering leaders write code?
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The Semantic Aspect Meta Model (SAMM) for Digital Twins
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A meta model of the real world using the Resource Description Format (RDF) and the Terse RDF Triple Language syntax (TTL), together with validation rules in the Shapes Constraint Language (SHACL).
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It probably is from the perspective of an information theorist. Did you read any interesting articles on the connections between deep learning and information theory to come to this conclusion? I‘m highly interested in this space, but the i
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Do you mean that information theory in general is essential in working with ML systems, or a specific point raised by Shannon?
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Do you see any negative aspects in day to day life since the data is published?
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Why US-Based Tech Companies Are Winning over Europe (2014)
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They were betting on web technologies instead of native, which was quoted as early Mark Zuckerberg's biggest mistake [1]. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2012/09/11/mark-zuckerberg-our-bigges...
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The problem is that there is no rain sensor :)
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That‘s definitely not the case for most of Europe, where it‘s much more difficult to cut FTE‘s due to law compared to contractors. Can you give an example where something like that is happening?
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I hope that something like his „generic tensor multiplication operator“ [1], a slightly adapted Einstein notation, becomes the standard notation in the future. The traditional linear algebra notation with it‘s ugly transpose formalism is no
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> the core is <10k lines of Python with zero dependencies Isn‘t that already a no-go, to write a performance critical system in a slow programming language?
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Your will be surprised how nicely a functional approach with hooks can improve your frontend architecture. Side effects are the source of all evil, it‘s quite useful to take special care.
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Do you have the impression that Flow once had greater adoption than TypeScript, or that there was a movement from TypeScript to Flow? I think it was always behind in adoption, but of course, some projects used it anyways. From my memory, Fl
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I can't conceive where this would be useful, could you expand on this?
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Not really formal, but there are a ton of books and articles that describe such things from a psychological standpoint. I can recommend „Dondis, Donis A. A primer of visual literacy. Mit Press, 1974.“ to anyone interested in concepts such a
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It‘s a bit sad that Pandas has become the default API for data manipulation in Python. I think it‘s less intuitive than any of the other API I‘ve worked with, for example R‘s tidyverse, Julia‘s DataTable and even Mathematica‘s approach make
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I just want to say that rooftop solar is a complete mess in my country in Central Europe. Since the Ukraine crisis, electricity prices went up like crazy and people actually got those prices for their solar energy. The problem is: nobody wa
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I have made the opposite experience. I enjoy the search results Amazon provides, but find it incredibly difficult to find the right product on AliExpress. How do you navigate the seemingly auto-translated jungle of similar products on AliEx
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That sounds even worse than their previous models, which were „safety locked“ after an update. For the older models it was still possible to downgrade to the initial firmware version, which was a pain to do, though, and disconnect from the
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Could you explain what SCP means? Is this a commonly used abbreviation?
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A couple of days ago some of my sensitive information (stored in LastPass) was used trying to access different services. I‘m still trying to identify how the data got breached.
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I don‘t think the quality of the product was any better previously; they were the first to offer cloud hosted password management as far as I remember and that, plus being cheaper than 1Password last time I compared, are their only benefits
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> This is an important question in the theory of nonlinear partial differential equations, but is probably not as relevant to real fluid flow as a lay reader might imagine. What kinds of problems does it solve to know an answer to this q
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In Austria, the booster was mandatory (otherwise you would not be allowed to participate in any social life) even for young people.
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I believe that is not a problem with Google, or at least it would be the same problem for any large search engine. There is money to be made when your search result ranks high, thus, a lot of a useless affiliate marketers do their absolute
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I understand the wish, and Mathematica does a pretty great job of making the mathematical notation less ambiguous, but I‘m surprised that this would be your highest priority. Do you actually enjoy writing in math notation?
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It really depends on the app. There is a lot of functionality that is cumbersome to use with Elm, i.e. everything requiring Ports. Additionally, if your app depends on some functionality that is not yet available in Elm, you‘ll have to solv
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