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by flubflub 5y ago
Why all the empty space in the case?
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by flubflub 5y ago
Doesn't being the only user of an email domain also fingerprint you? I'm not convinced this is better than a paid for alternative to Gmail.
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by flubflub 5y ago
Some people have enough money and don't need more. It is hard to say what is the case.
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by flubflub 5y ago
How much does this cost to use yourself as it is on a blockchain?
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by flubflub 5y ago
I only use Signal over SMS because Signal is encrypted and has groupchats. Those are the only features I would need in an SMS replacement.
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by flubflub 5y ago
When I used this feature it made my battery life worse, just something to test if using.
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by flubflub 5y ago
What do you mean by play ball with business?
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by flubflub 5y ago
This really made me laugh, thanks.
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by flubflub 5y ago
What do you think about the EU open source strategy?
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Ask HN: Would you support government open source grants?
3 points by flubflub 5y ago|5 comments
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by flubflub 5y ago
A problem with these questions is that a lot of them people can answer without knowing ML/DL, admittedly cherry picked but still. For example what is the definition of two events being independent in probability? Or the L1 norm example
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by flubflub 5y ago
There are a lot of security benefits to using a TPM. I wouldn't mind if I could use an open source one in Linux. They ameliorate a lot of low entropy problems for passwords and can improve security. I can't imagine a proprietary o
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by flubflub 5y ago
It is used in financial tech sometimes. Although this is misleading as financial tech has a penchant for weird functional shit like OCaml, F#, K, Julia, etc... Unlike a video game, you aren't transitioning state all the time. Propositi
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by flubflub 5y ago
I find the 85% figure in the article rather shocking. Is this because US people have a lot of disposable income? Just iPhones are pricy even secondhand. Of course Android doesn't update for as long but plenty of people worldwide run un
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by flubflub 5y ago
I think people do know. Currently very few people I know actually print anything with digital services and email. They use tablets for reading documents. For a covid pass you can show the PDF. For a train ticket you can show the QR code on
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by flubflub 5y ago
I am not an expert or industry practitioner of either recommendation engines or anomaly detection, just I meant simple and useful things to add to a website. Suppose your website has posts and you want to flag posts when they have abnormall
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by flubflub 5y ago
Wow that's incredible and really changes my opinion on Julia's indexing. It is small but really makes things more elegant. I should definitely try Julia. I've spent a lot of time calculating awkward array index conversion for
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by flubflub 5y ago
When I tried to submit a package to Hackage, I was asked if I was aware of the packaging guidelines. The person who I emailed to register also inspected my package and told me that my dependencies were wrong and not compliant. I really don&
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by flubflub 5y ago
That's interesting, thank you. It is different to what I would have expected of myself in that position.
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by flubflub 5y ago
I don't think you are obligated to live your life or even enjoy it. It is a very nice bonus if you enjoy your life and feel that you are living your life. There isn't a duty to make the most of whatever period you are in. You don&
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by flubflub 5y ago
So long as Signal is not less secure and this does not affect battery life I don't mind. It does feel pointless though.
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by flubflub 5y ago
I think the default should be named prefix operators. Then you can have infix operators that are aliases. This is a problem in Haskell with infix operators being directly defined I would argue. I disagree that infix and prefix should not be
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by flubflub 5y ago
I don't use Ruby. Are packages that don't follow semver allowed to be released? Haskell asks for PVP for example.
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by flubflub 5y ago
Were you scared when you broke his ribs? Of course you'd have to but I'd be too apprehensive to do it properly I think.
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by flubflub 5y ago
I don't think 1 based indexing is that useful. A lot of mathematics formulae start from 0 too and 1-indexing makes that more awkward. Although I agree that some languages like Julia and say MATLAB feel more fluent to express mathematic
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by flubflub 5y ago
You could learn about basic anomaly detection systems or simple recommendation engines. At a simple level this is language agnostic although at a higher level you should use Python for machine learning. As for specific technologies possibly
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by flubflub 5y ago
I always assumed that's how it works so would do the first correctly and random clicks for the second. This is as I was uninterested though doubt it is still that simple. I wonder, what are the minimum number of labels per image to ens