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by dr1337 9y ago
It's very interesting to see the cognitive dissonance of all these posts complaining about how Apple has lost their trust etc. yet still wanting to cling onto the brand. There wouldn't be this pseudo-Stockholm syndrome if people j
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by dr1337 9y ago
Had Gruber ever written anything negative about Apple? He might as well just be Apple's PR under a pseudonym. Anyways, aside from my annoyance, I would highly recommend that Gruber look at tech beyond the closed microcosm that is the A
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by dr1337 9y ago
I guess a drug dealer also can justify their line of work by saying that they are merely providing the means for a customer to obtain something that they like.
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by dr1337 9y ago
Well in Saudi Arabia, the consequence of being caught stealing would be having your hands cut off. That's certainly enough of a deterrent for most.
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by dr1337 9y ago
And while you're at it maybe give them your bank account details so that they can just sell you stuff that their AI thinks you want.
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by dr1337 9y ago
The only thing both companies have in common is to grow and extract as much profits as possible. Maybe it helps them sleep better at night but don't fall for the corporate PR BS that they're changing the world for the better.
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by dr1337 9y ago
This should quash anyone's doubts that Google is using YouTube to strengthen their monopoly. They played the same dirty trick on Microsoft with Windows Phone and now they're doing the same with Amazon.
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by dr1337 9y ago
CoreML doesn't actually support Tensorflow. It's support for Tensorflow is only through Keras which is fine if you just want to build stock standard models but if you're doing crazy research implementations then that's n
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by dr1337 9y ago
For me, Keras is the least verbose of Tensorflow and PyTorch, however I find it too sparse and there's too much "magic" happening under the nicely done API. I have found PyTorch to be the happy half-way point between Tensorfl
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by dr1337 9y ago
There's currently an open PR on GitHub for AMD GPU support https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/pull/2365
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by dr1337 9y ago
Although we're not in SF or Berlin we (CliniCloud) are actively hiring a backend developer well versed in Golang. If anyone is interested in a change of hemisphere to Melbourne, Australia check it out here - https://www.link
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Custom Keras trained CoreML model (MNIST) for handwritten digit recognition(github.com)
3 points by dr1337 9y ago|0 comments
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by dr1337 9y ago
The simplest example would be speech recognition. With the exception of Keyword Spotting Systems like Hey Siri or OK Google, it's currently practically impossible to implement larger vocabulary speech recognition on device.
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by dr1337 10y ago
CliniCloud | iOS Developer | Melbourne, Australia | Full Time | ONSITE | VISA | https://clinicloud.com CliniCloud makes connected medical devices for the home. Our apps are used in the home to allow customers to use their phones
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by dr1337 10y ago
I wonder how much time he spends configuring his system as opposed to using it?
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by dr1337 10y ago
Unless you're doing something that absolutely needs to use the Linux kernel, I've found the new Linux Subsystem on Windows really good for Unix-like tooling. It even runs Tensorflow!
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by dr1337 10y ago
Gotta use more emojis in my Swift code now.
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by dr1337 10y ago
People have short memories but the X1 Carbon Gen2 had a dynamic key strip that was so bad that it got replaced with physical buttons in Gen3.
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by dr1337 10y ago
Our startup, CliniCloud, is currently looking at applying deep learning on respiratory recordings obtained from auscultation using our digital connected stethoscope. We've also partnered with teaching hospitals to try and obtained labe
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by dr1337 10y ago
Well that's just bad hazards risk analysis and engineering. It goes to show that Samsung didn't account for the possibility of the explosions bit or even worse, knowingly ignored the risk of the explosions without putting in some
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Your new iPhone’s features include oppression, inequality – and vast profit(theguardian.com)
8 points by dr1337 10y ago|3 comments
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by dr1337 10y ago
Why then does Apple still sell Lightning earphones and a Lightning to stereo jack converter? What if I don't want the hassle of another chargeable dependency? What if I want the ease of use of plug and play? With all the dongles requir
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by dr1337 10y ago
This goes to show how much of an Apple apologist Josh Gruber is in defending the removal of the headphone jack. People need to realise that not all deductions by Apple were accepted with open arms (remember the buttonless iPod Shuffle) and
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by dr1337 10y ago
CliniCloud | Melbourne, Australia | VP of Mobile Engineering | ONSITE | $110k+ CliniCloud ( https://clinicloud.com ) is a health technology startup based in the Melbourne, Australia specialising in connected medical devices for th
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by dr1337 10y ago
Yeah but the Macs either come with gimped AMD GPUs or integrated GPUs.
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by dr1337 10y ago
Or just wait for Windows 10 Redstone on Aug 2 and run the Bash on Linux Subsystem for Windows. No overhead and you get full speed with unmodified debs.
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by dr1337 10y ago
If the claims made by Spotify that Apple was threatening to kick Spotify out of the AppStore for not taking down its $0.99 offsite signup promo then this is certainly more anti-competitive than MSIE vs Netscape. At least back in the day, if
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by dr1337 11y ago
I think iOS9 is the strongest evidence of Apple's war on Google. The number of website that I visit that now automatically redirect to an installed mobile app took me by surprised. I wasn't even asked for my permission to choose b
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by dr1337 11y ago
CliniCloud | Melbourne, Australia | Full Time | Remote/Visa/Onsite CliniCloud is a Medical/IoT startup building connected medical devices for the home. Our first product is a medical kit that has a wireless non-contact tempor
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by dr1337 12y ago
While the tech looks sketchy, the company looks even sketchier. Look at the About Us page - https://www.theranos.com/our-company One employee listed and a whopping sized board of directors, most of which come from the gover

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