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True, I am fairly fluent in English, but when I moved to Liverpool I was lost and even ordering some basic stuff was often challenge. Even now when I get back I need some time to get used to their accent.
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Nvidia new embeded GPU platform for deep learning
(venturebeat.com)
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Also Nokia falls into this camp. Bought Nokia 6 for my wife and it seems to be working very nicely.
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It might be not. But those falls into weird space and we will see how things are going to be played out in practice. I still think they have to conform GDPR, especially having prior data on EU users and involvement of parent company.
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What are good alternatives to Instapaper? There is Pocket, any other recomendation? Maybe it is also time for somebody to create new app as tiny side apps owned by corporations seems to be sunseted sooner or later.
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Also: how they are going to decide who is EU user. GDPR apply to all EU citizens living abroad.
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Working from home for past 10 years. Major thing is having dedicated room with doors that close (really important now that I have two little kids (2 months and 2 years). Older kid know that when the door are closed she can't go inside
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I am not living in Malaysia anymore, so I haven't followed the news lately. But wasn't part of this coalition, strong especially in east coast, very conservative party that wants to bring some very lethal punishments for petty cri
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Simple answer is no. But it depends on what you consider high-res, ESA does provide live feed out of they one satelite snd you might use those for constructing your tiles, still it is nowhere close to off shelf solution.
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They did denied selling older generation, so I would expect TPU 3 is not going to be available as well. The only way to use those is to use Google Cloud.
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I used to work at place where one coworker did bring his own parrot everyday. He was interesting animal: he could roam the offices freely, he had people he liked, people he dislike and people he liked to tease (like making notification soun
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There is method called random forests, which basically construct trees on random slices of data and let them vote on outcome. It is still very simple method and it has better over-fitting performance.
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Tesla used to make many millions of tubes per year. There must be many companies that bought their machines + many more still collect dust somewhere. Even that nixie tubes guy mentioned buying tons of equipment and reselling those.
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Oh yeah, when they disolved the Tesla tube company their equipment ended up in hands of many people that designed and manufactured audio equipment: back in comunist era it was almost impossible to get decent music/hifi gear so a lot of
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We had huge vacuum tube industry here at Czech Republic (Tesla tubes) most of it is now bankrupt, but I know couple of people who bought old equipment and still makes the high end audio tubes at small workshops. I tried to find tour of my h
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In Czech republic they do offer self-build mortgages and you dont need any license (up to 150 sqm). Money are released by achieving milestones and inspection from bank, no invoices required.
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I actually seen photos of those in action: during 70s, my parents had natural gas well in their backyard and one day it did catch the fire. Fire fighters waited for week or two and hoped the gas will deplete itself, after that they bring th
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You can live like student for 20k/year in Prague, sharing room with other person and dont go out much. Doable, sure but maybe not a great plan for next 40 years.
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It depends on how you declare your savings, even if you declare your income out of invetment of 300k it might be less than poverty line and you might be able to claim some monetary help from govt. Anyway, even if you didn’t get those, your
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Maybe if you live alone in your own house at some small village and let goverment pay for your social security, medical and give you some additional pocket money (you get that in most EU countries). But still, forget travelling, splurging o
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About 9 hours, no alarm clock, going to sleep at 10pm, waking up at 7am. Well at least I used to, we’ve got our second child this week, so I have no sleep at the moment.
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Not really better documented, but still great gem to read: https://github.com/fogleman/Craft
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I am European and I don’t understand it either, so no worries. It is a big mess with tons of rules and exceptions and don’t let me started on reverse charges and various kinds of reporting.
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Hybrids are not illegal at the EU, those hybrids (say Hibernal or hundreds of other) which are created by cross polination of vitis vinifera with another specie within vitis familly are fine. What is banned is growing non-vinifera vines. Fu
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+1 for finding teacher. I picked up piano when I was 25. After decade of playing other instruments being self taught I've decided to try to replicate formal education: basically I was taking classes intended for small kids (using priva
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We do use Uberconference. Conference sign in could be confusing for first timer, but otherwise it is solid (with some glitches from time to time).
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Github
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Rails monolith, jQuery for some user interaction (new features are starting to use Vue.js). Hosting on Linode. Capistrano for deployments. Nothing special, but it gets the job done.
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Any thoughts on Nokia stock? I do own it as a small part of my portfolio and thinking about expanding my position.
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FPGAs are used in all of the mid to high end test equipment: things like signal generators, digital multimeters, spectrum analysers, osciloscopes and such.
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