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9y ago
Bitfury too
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9y ago
Now that regular ASUS routers can be meshed, I'm wondering if that would be an option with better price and range compared to Google WiFi, Eero etc. https://www.engadget.com/2018/01/03/asus-mesh-wifi-aime
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feels like such a waste.. would it be possible to design lithium-ion batteries in a way that's easier/cheaper to recycle?
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9y ago
Image sensors world is a great blog indeed. I'm pretty sure the Blackmagic used CMOSIS sensors at least on the 4K Production Camera. On Axiom - I think it's great to have open source cameras like this, but the price point needs to
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9y ago
Was wondering how long until they pull off something like this. I've seen startups (and some established hosting companies) offering cloud and bare metal GPU with GeForce cards - which are far cheaper than the official datacentre cards
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The road where everyone is hungry
(bbc.co.uk)
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There was a Vice documentary about this a couple of years ago too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDOvmhqvIA8 The honey is from Rhododendron pollen and apparently very easy to overdose on. https://en.wikipedia.or
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9y ago
thanks!
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9y ago
These guys are doing some interesting work around this - https://www.virtahealth.com/
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9y ago
How do you get your levels checked in the UK if you have private insurance?
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9y ago
Not really sure why you would use this over an Android/iOS phone and Tensorflow Mobile, or Jetson TX1+camera if you need more FLOPS at a small size
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9y ago
I think it's a mix of different reasons.. I think there is a correlation between events in North Korea and trading volume in South Korean exchanges too
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9y ago
Oscillation happens in many complex systems - population sizes etc. I think the reasons for why cycles happen in economies are many. It's probably desirable to reduce the amplitude of the cycles, but I'm not convinced humans are c
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9y ago
Expansive monetary policy has happened in many places around the world, Europe, UK, Japan - not just the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantitative_easing It's curious that something that was done as a measure
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9y ago
Anyone spot any UK cyber monday deals with this in mind?
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9y ago
People who have surplus wealth usually have a mix of assets - stocks, bonds, commodoties, cash, property, and sometimes more exotic assets like art, collectible cars, cryptocurrencies, whatever. Everyone has their own preferences and risk a
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9y ago
https://www.ledgerwallet.com
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GBP inflation is around 3%. However, due to the way inflation is measured with CPI, I think the actual figure is higher https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/bull...
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9y ago
Buy on Coinbase or Kraken, buy a Ledger cold wallet and move them there instead of keeping on the exchange
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There were a couple of projects using GTA 5 for training data successfully (one from OpenAI) but they got taken down due to licensing issues
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Not trying to belittle the project, it's very cool - just might make sense to use existing commodity hardware. Yes the software would be crucial - FLIR One + Android/iOS software for analysis would be a quick route to market
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Did you hear about the new BaaS from AWS, Lamb-da? I hear bleat learning practitioners fleeced by Google Cloud are flocking to it
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I think s/he means more volume leads to lower prices (in the long run)
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9y ago
Could you do this with looking at post-cooling images from something like FLIR One? http://www.flir.com/flirone/
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Was at that talk and it looks very interesting, the team has delivered before. They just raised more money too - I just wonder how painless the developer experience will be with using their drivers with latest versions of your chosen DL fra
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9y ago
Amazon. I would rather order from there than from anywhere else if it's available on Amazon. They win at ease/speed of delivery and fantastic customer service, and usually price too - which means they own online retail. The only t
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Party like it's 69,999
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The Tensor Algebra Compiler
(tensor-compiler.org)
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In theory yes, but how do you price bitcoin accurately even as a professional investor? You can't. There's no edge, aside from market manipulation with fake news, and maybe front running with insider news that might affect the pri
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Spreads on EtherDelta (which is widely used) are good, but it's only for ERC20 tokens. The UX is awful and it can be slow because of Etherium scaling issues. You're right about any token pegged to fiat (like USDT) having counterpa
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