denimboy

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Is the madness ever going to end?(unixsheikh.com)
37 points by denimboy 5y ago|24 comments
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by denimboy 5y ago
See also integration between PDL and MXNet deep learning framework: https://mxnet.apache.org/versions/1.8.0/api/perl
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Datavis: Unacast social distancing scores to known per capita Covid-19 US map(pbs.twimg.com)
1 points by denimboy 6y ago|0 comments
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Eigen Grandito – Principal Components Analysis of the Taco Bell Menu(reddit.com)
1 points by denimboy 6y ago|3 comments
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by denimboy 6y ago
OP calculates the Eigen Grandito, which is named after the Onion article, "Taco Bell's Five Ingredients Combined In Totally New Way", which, in more mathematical terms, asserts that Taco Bell's dishes are all linear comb
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by denimboy 6y ago
Would ranked choice voting cut into the two party system if people felt better about voting for what they believe in instead of the less wrong candidate from one of the two leading parties?
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by denimboy 6y ago
since this package looks to be compatible with sklearn API, maybe it could be added to sklearn contrib page: https://github.com/scikit-learn-contrib
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by denimboy 6y ago
A Django app for managing training data and active labeling would be a nice complement to this. Something similar to AWS GroundTruth. We should start thinking about an ML life cycle were data is ingested, data labeled labeled, models train
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by denimboy 6y ago
We lost something when the catalog was overtaken by the search engine. With a catalog you could aimlessly browse and passively learn a slice of what was possible and available in some space. Of course a catalog is edited or curated which m
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by denimboy 6y ago
Cool Tools: A Catalog of Possibilities by Kevin Kelly https://www.amazon.com/Cool-Tools-Possibilities-Kevin-Kelly/... is a worthy successor to Whole Earth Catalog in both content and spirit.
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by denimboy 6y ago
Couple of ideas for you - Consider injecting information with "oracles" An oracle is a kind of virtual user that likes one thing and only one thing. For example they only watch movies that have been tagged sci-fi. This sci-fi o
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by denimboy 6y ago
ls -lR > INDEX for file names then use glimpse software to create a full text index. Move these to the root of the volume you are backing up and burn dvd or whatever. You can keep these indexes together on your live volume somewhere and
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by denimboy 7y ago
Sounds a lot like darksky.net they have an interesting story starting from kickstarter to getting acquired by longnow.
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by denimboy 7y ago
I don't doubt this but do you have any documentation? Asking for a friend who uses XFS on LVM for disk heavy applications like database, file server, etc.
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by denimboy 7y ago
The way BeOS used filesystem attributes like a database was way ahead of the curve and it still might be. This book was a great read back in the day of what goes into a "modern" filesystem design https://archive.org
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by denimboy 7y ago
Couple ideas: * work out. I like free weights and bike riding or running for cardio. I recommend the local YMCA as these tend to be more community driven and less profit motivated pickup centers * cook. this has several benefits. it can
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by denimboy 10y ago
you can search multiple locations on craigslist right now. in the left hand bar click "include nearby areas". there is also a miles from zip search option.
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by denimboy 10y ago
there are no craigslist results there. probably went away with 3taps
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by denimboy 11y ago
3DO came out with a multimedia machine that played music CDs, photo CDs, could play video CDs with a daughter board. The original 3DO player was released in 1993 making it the first non cartridge video game player by several years. The M2
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by denimboy 11y ago
Yahoo pipes was obviously influenced by UNIX pipes and as such is one of the best demonstrations of flow based programming to date. I really loved Yahoo pipes and it influenced the way I think. Pipes was a basic web "agent". It
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by denimboy 12y ago
Weird since I just read this yesterday about the LA times doing the same thing: http://datadesk.latimes.com/posts/2013/12/natural-language-p... The LA Times article has some generic python NLTK code. They us
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by denimboy 12y ago
RPX IS a patent troll. RPX Corporation is a spin-off of Intellectual Ventures. John Amster and Geoffrey Barker, the CEO and COO of RPX, came from high level positions inside Intellectual Ventures. http://pando.com/2013&
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by denimboy 12y ago
Also openrefine (formally google refine) http://openrefine.org/ is like a GUI version of csvkit. It can do external look ups, fuzzy matching, and has its own programming languages Jython and GREL.
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by denimboy 13y ago
GTFO. Do they have such a high turnover because they are so awesome? You will probably run into the same or another similar problem. This behaviour is endemic of a systematic problem.
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by denimboy 13y ago
try this: https://github.com/hjhart/the_rotten_pirate
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Sheriff Says Needs Drones to find 'lost seniors'(ebpublishing.com)
2 points by denimboy 14y ago|0 comments
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by denimboy 14y ago
We need this too: http://pyvideo.org/video/425/pycon-2011--how-to-kill-a-patent-with-python Part I (5 mins): The USPTO as a data source.* The full-text of each patent is available from the USPTO (and now from Google.) What does th
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by denimboy 15y ago
I think the fingerprinting part is similar to pHash: http://www.phash.org/ but echoprint is more focused on music and they are building a database of fingerprints. I think pHash also has functions for fingerprinting music but might not be
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by denimboy 15y ago
What bothers me at least is that although Google finds these things (thank you), how many non-gmail accounts have been hacked but nobody has noticed yet.
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by denimboy 16y ago
Interesting. Found this article which explains the paralation model. http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.08/08.07/Paralat...

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