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by eyeball 8y ago
My company's IT team won't allow install of non-approved tools. I'm stuck with oracle sql developer. fml.
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by eyeball 8y ago
The google one looked like it was focused only on a few use cases (language / vision). I've played around with some of the open source stuff (tpot, autosklearn, h20's automl). The commercial products seem to do more automated
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Ask HN: Automated machine learning products live up to the promise?
2 points by eyeball 8y ago|2 comments
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by eyeball 8y ago
Is there a link anywhere to what the guy actually said to get banned? Curious to hear what we’re calling “hate speech” these days.
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by eyeball 8y ago
The chunk I’m worried about probably can’t get much worse (it’s dead).
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by eyeball 8y ago
When can I inject this and fix my stroke? Hurry please. :)
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by eyeball 8y ago
Was in on their crowdfunding site crowdsupply for more than a year. I think they’re close to it not done with those and into regular production now.
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by eyeball 8y ago
Horrible anti-user bullshit. Tempts one to hoist the black flag.
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by eyeball 8y ago
Looks tempting but I just got my ultimate hacking keyboard. Need to give that some time to get into the muscle memory.
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by eyeball 8y ago
I have a hard time believing bitcoin could ever replace govt issued currency as hodlers dream. The power of the printing press is too important for them to give up. Any threat to that would be dealt with.
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by eyeball 8y ago
I wonder if I can use my flexible spending account to buy one now.
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by eyeball 8y ago
Yeah. Definitely seems like their “predictive analytics” push is reaction to the rise in popularity of “data science”.
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by eyeball 8y ago
The society of actuaries is now testing basic analytics and R programming as part of the exam system. The Introduction to statistical learning book is on the exam syllabus.
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by eyeball 8y ago
I get this too. I call it eargasm and have a folder full of music files that have triggered it. Anytime I hear a new one I save it in my eargasm playlist.
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by eyeball 8y ago
You can have my youtube-dl when you pry it from my cold dead hands.
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by eyeball 8y ago
I recently found out that my company’s information security and IT ops team have licensed Splunk. They use it to analyze machine logs, firewall logs, etc. My team focuses on traditional reporting (data in oracle, manipulated with SAS, somet
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by eyeball 8y ago
New tabs in browser, and the "onetab" add-in to keep lists of links.
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by eyeball 8y ago
keeping track of what former colleagues are up to was my main use for it
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by eyeball 8y ago
Removing chronological feeds was the straw for me to quit facebook and linkedin.
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by eyeball 8y ago
Cool. As someone with a giant library of ripped cds organized in a nice file structure, this is definitely interesting. I hate going through the iTunes library. Any chance you could let it access audio files stored in Dropbox?
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by eyeball 8y ago
I put a textured matte screen protector on my ipad pro. It feels very much like pen on paper when writing with the Apple stylus.
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by eyeball 8y ago
What was? (First, best)
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by eyeball 8y ago
Thanks for the rely and tutorial link! I will definitely check it out when I'm not behind my damn work firewall. Quick added question (And apologies if addressed there already) any thoughts on alternate editors to emacs that also work
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by eyeball 8y ago
I'm looking for an organization tool like this. I don't currently use any of the big programming text editors (no emacs) so am pretty much starting from scratch. Is org-mode great enough to invest in the learning curve over someth
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by eyeball 8y ago
Sharper at 80 with statins or without statins was the question, not sharper at 80 than at 70.
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by eyeball 8y ago
“We gathered over 8400 on-line drug reviews prepared by patients on statin therapy, and compared them to an equivalent number of reviews for a broad spectrum of other drugs.” That seems like a pretty sketchy analysis method, given all the F
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by eyeball 8y ago
I've been on a keto diet for nearly 2 years with only a handfull of cheat days. The rumored "mental clarity" never came. It seems to help greatly with migraine though (which is why I've been able to stick to it for so lo
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by eyeball 8y ago
Things like this make me ask ... would he have been sharper without them? That’s what I run into with my doc. “You seem sharp to me”. Yeah, I’m a resonably smart guy, but could I be better if I skip these? Slowdown may not be apparent to ot
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by eyeball 8y ago
Here's a prime example of the typical article suggesting that statins are bad for the brain: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/diagnosis-diet/20170...
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by eyeball 8y ago
Nope, unfortunately. On the to-do list before stopping statins. Just need to figure out how to not spend 70hrs / wk at work.

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