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Show HN: Style – Similar to Prisma for Mac/Win(macdaddy.io)
1 points by feelix 10y ago|2 comments
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by feelix 10y ago
No, it has been fixed
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by feelix 10y ago
That's been fixed
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Show HN: Style – Similar to Prisma for Mac/Win(macdaddy.io)
2 points by feelix 10y ago|4 comments
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Facebook, Twitter and Instagram surveillance used to arrest Baltimore protestors(theverge.com)
2 points by feelix 10y ago|0 comments
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by feelix 10y ago
What I dont understand is that if Apple are so vigilant in removing false reviews, and if they're so sensitive to fraudulent reviews (as I wish they would be), why is it that seemingly everywhere I look it is full of them. Take this ap
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by feelix 10y ago
Indeed the class of immunological drugs look like they could be a game changer at some point in the future. However the question is around the use of the term for this specific drug right now.
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by feelix 10y ago
I'd certainly like to think that's the case, although unfortunately it does not seem to be. If you read the article I posted in my initial comment, for example, it seems like this involves value combined with PR BS. If you think t
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by feelix 10y ago
How would you consider a drug that cures 5% of cancers a "game changer"? Do you know what a game changer is? Hint: It means the game changes. In this case it would mean that cancer is at least 50% obviated.
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by feelix 10y ago
I couldn't find them, sorry
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by feelix 10y ago
It seems like the PR engine is on overdrive for this drug. And it looks the BBC are spewing it out without giving it any thought at all. Or perhaps the reported was paid? I'm not saying it has no value, I'm saying that their PR is
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by feelix 10y ago
Additionally the apps outside the app store tend to work a lot better (nearly all the apps I wrote work far better in the website versions, not having the restrictions of the MAS versions), and also the developer gets more of the money, 95%
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by feelix 10y ago
I said "relatively". That is to say: relative to getting 3rd party app support from everybody.
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by feelix 10y ago
This was probably before NeXT
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by feelix 10y ago
Because it's (relatively) easy to develop a good OS, or one better than Android, but it's going to be very difficult to get the 3rd party apps to support your platform before you have enough users. And you wont get the users witho
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by feelix 10y ago
I find it odd that you'd criticize Sam Altman in this way then go on to call Steve Jobs a "true visionary". I see Jobs as being more a managerial type that managed to get a few things very right. He wasn't able to dive d
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by feelix 10y ago
On that note I've always wondered if putting an SSD in an oven at the highest temperature just before damaging it could revive it from being written to and erased too many times. The same mechanism that makes SSD's not retain data
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by feelix 10y ago
Is it possible to run customized (ie, recompiled, with new C code embedded) TensorFlow instances in it now? without that there's no point in looking. Thanks for replying.
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by feelix 10y ago
Yes, a lot. but I don't really have a permanent location to store the server unfortunately.
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by feelix 10y ago
Using spot pricing you tend to get it far cheaper than that. I was using the previous GPU instances a few months ago which are meant to be $0.65 an hour. But using spot pricing, setting the maximum to about $50 so I wouldn't get shutdo
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by feelix 10y ago
I tried using google cloud (switching from AWS) a few months ago and it was the worst user experience I've ever had trying to use any software / dev environment. The UI was far worse than windows 98, and horribly confusing. And I
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by feelix 10y ago
You can set up the volume a CPU only machine (even on a free instance), and then just launch that volume with a machine with these big expensive GPU's on it. I did it a few months ago with a TensorFlow model I was training. Configured
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Scientists Discover a Jewel at the Heart of Quantum Physics (2013)(wired.com)
34 points by feelix 10y ago|11 comments
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by feelix 10y ago
My god, this is brilliant
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by feelix 10y ago
Yes, and they're disproportionately more expensive (ie more than twice the price of 2 500GB's) because of the aforementioned issues. It's also the bottleneck in having say 5TB SSD's that are just 20 smaller ones stuck to
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by feelix 10y ago
You generally can't just stick separate chunks of flash memory together to make one big one, because the controller is the limiting factor. Having a chip being able to manage large amounts of flash memory (having to have its own memory
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by feelix 10y ago
>- I am REALLY bad at algorithm problems and experience serious performance anxiety. For me this is the key sentence here. Don't worry about feeling like you had to work harder than everybody else during college, that is called impo
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by feelix 10y ago
Obviously the assertion here is that Scandinavia will roll over for the US.
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by feelix 10y ago
> The extradition to the US seems to be Assange's own narrative This is the real issue. Whether or not he would likely be extradited if he were to return to Sweden. Obviously Assange thinks he will otherwise he would have returned l
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by feelix 10y ago
It's all using Apple endorsed formats. It's just using an awful lot of them. But it's all exactly how it's supposed to be. But because it's using a daemon, a Finder extension, command line interface apps, etc, they

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