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by edraferi 8y ago
Agree. However, Linear Regression IS machine learning (it's a supervised classifier). Most AI/ML is 80% data integration, 15% problem scoping and 5% algorithm selection.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Find a system or process that uses a series of rules to categorize, label, or action things, especially one that is occasionally incorrect. Model these rules with a ML algorithm using the rule outputs & user corrections as labels. See i
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by edraferi 8y ago
Do any of the TV review sites test these? That would be very helpful since you can't showroom them.
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by edraferi 8y ago
And Pomegranate https://github.com/jmschrei/pomegranate
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by edraferi 8y ago
> Every layer understands the command it was run in the Dockerfile to create itself How reliable is this? Can it be modified after creation by a malicious party? That is, if I get a wild docker image, can I trust the results of `docker h
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by edraferi 8y ago
I like having a live demo available, but not on the landing page. It should be one click away to avoid this kind of confusion.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Growth is coming to the region, regardless of what Amazon does. HQ2 is just an accelerant. Embrace growth or resign your community to irrelevance.
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by edraferi 8y ago
I think Metro hit bottom a couple years ago and is on the way back up. Dedicated funding (finally!) will enable steady improvement. If Amazon comes to town and uses their clout to push for better transportation, that will on accelerate thin
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by edraferi 8y ago
Ezra Kline interviewed Anand Giridharadas for the Ezra Kline Show podcast back in September[0]. Very interesting. Anand basically argued that the global elite spends a lot of time looking for ways to help the global impoverished, but fails
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by edraferi 8y ago
This thread was very helpful: > Explain this to me then: What's the difference, conceptually, between (A) a VM host running a unikernel capable of solving one particular kind of problem, and (B) an OS running on bare metal running a
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by edraferi 8y ago
Even !g does some masking for you, although you still wind up on google.com
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by edraferi 8y ago
Because there’s too much overhead, it’s too hard to share, and the benefits don’t show up until the problem is more complex than most people ever need.
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by edraferi 8y ago
You have no right to privacy when crossing an international border. The solution is simple - don't carry any data you don't want to give to the country you're entering.
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by edraferi 8y ago
How does this address the unique parts that LEGO created for this specific build? For example, they created interesting screw-adjustable beams to mount the curving outer skin.
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by edraferi 8y ago
> supporting the weight of a person and a car in the air across the distance between the front and read axles would have seemed pretty impossible to me Yeah, there is a core steel chassis for that. The main LEGO stuff is the body and eng
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by edraferi 8y ago
Any chance you can share that spreadsheet?
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by edraferi 8y ago
I'm not too worried about acquisition. Per the article: > ...there was little need for the company to raise more money. DuckDuckGo, which had a last known raise of $3 million in 2011, has been profitable since 2014.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Anyone interested in this should read the Atlantic feature about it: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2017/08/insid...
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by edraferi 8y ago
> Only tier 1 dotcoms can run stuff on GPUs economically. For everybody else, just getting many times, possibly few magnitudes, more commodity x86 machine time still makes sense. Disagree. Anybody running appreciable ML workloads buys a
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by edraferi 8y ago
> centralized computing in clouds [could] make having hardware that's optimized for some specific workload much more tenable. I think this is the key. GPUs are pretty much the only consumer-level specialized co-processors, and those
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by edraferi 8y ago
I think part of it is the secure element. Apple is moving that direction with TouchID on MacBooks.
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by edraferi 8y ago
They have a couple Data Models: Calendars [0] is a simple Event + Attendees model Contacts [1] Re-uses vCard Mail [2] wants RFC 2822 compliant strings Photos [3] have just basic metadata with a URL to fetch pixels Tasks [4] is a simple to-d
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by edraferi 8y ago
> That's something quite difficult to set up and scale. Especially if the admins lock themselves out of the kind of data you need for fraud prevention.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Very interesting that their main reason for rejecting ActivityPub is GDPR. Basically, you can't delete information after its been federated out. This seems to go to far. Give the users control over their data in your system AND give th
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by edraferi 8y ago
Yes. VSCode is good. Skype for Business is a garbage fire.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Hmm in my community it’s very odd to get married before your late twenties. Children and house come several years later (if at all). Looking at the parent and grandparent comments I think there are two main reasons for this: (1) If you grow
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by edraferi 8y ago
Gnucash, but I haven't gotten the hang of it's budget features yet. Most budgeting is done in a spreadsheet. Cash in --> Cash out, line by line.
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by edraferi 8y ago
This is common in the US.
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by edraferi 8y ago
Apparently pregnancy is a protected status, but parenthood isn't: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/federal-antidiscrimi...
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by edraferi 8y ago
Does “organic” necessarily mean non-GMO? Personally I think GMO is great but dislike massive use of fertilizer and pesticides. And really, that’s mostly for downstream effects. I want to encourage sustainable land use and reduced environmen

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