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We would have big problems if he started putting empties back in the fridge.
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9y ago
My dad frequently eats the last cookie in the box or last piece of cake. He then leaves the container there. It's slightly different than normal "last piece" cult, but really frustrating when you're looking forward to th
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9y ago
Thanks, fixed that. Got mixed up between reading the article and typing the comment.
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9y ago
> Pointing to the highest performing companies that have been selected by the market is not really a fair comparison for a government agency. Fair point. All the companies I pointed out are flush with cash, making the annual budget of t
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9y ago
I'm curious what caused the cost of the new electronic system to increase so much. I understand there could be a lot to it on the back end to ensure privacy and anonymity of the data collected, but it doesn't seem like it should
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9y ago
Your first $1000 should be considered an emergency fund much more than an investment. Everyone should have or work towards having $1000 to their name, but way too many are living paycheck to paycheck and saving literally nothing.
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9y ago
The optimization for value from a set of Lego parts into a compete sets would be a fun and interesting challenge. Would be more than happy to help out if interested.
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9y ago
I'm looking at doing a project similar to this and happen to have that Webcam already! Thanks for the info, that will make things easier for sure.
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9y ago
This is a really cool project and a nice writeup. What were the biggest lessons learned from a machine learning and computer vision standpoint?
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9y ago
Interested in where you're going with this. What are the advantages you are seeking out? I've done some computational geometry with slice data from meshes, but have been operating off of STL files, not a feature-based format.
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9y ago
A few days ago there was an interesting comment about luck and survivorship bias: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14165781 > How unsuccessful could someone be if they were extremely talented and hard-working, but ha
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9y ago
It's not a question of whether either has the military power to overrun DPRK. Both could in a matter of hours a few days. A lot of it is economic. What happens to the ~24 million DPRK citizens who are very low skilled? Whatever cou
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9y ago
What city/area did you move to? That sounds like midwest level affordability.
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9y ago
> When I lived in the Bay Area it seemed that too many people I interacted with were of similar backgrounds: very educated, high income and similar political and social values. I think this is one of the most important things as a whole.
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10y ago
Can you imagine this for the next generation of cyber bullying? It could get super messy in high schools. Alice broke up with Bob. Bob grabs the YouTube videos from Alice and makes video and voice profiles. Bob then posts a video of Alice s
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10y ago
I'm an industrial engineer who deals with manufacturing. There's a ton that goes into the blades. Going higher up yields more energy, but the width of the blades are at the limit for transportation under highway bridges. With ever
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10y ago
I noticed just how bad it was last week when looking at wedding bands. http://imgur.com/a/9Yz5M Top 4 results plus the entire right half are all sponsored content. There was only one link shown on the without scrollin
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10y ago
I don't know if it's any different for software engineers, but I have a friend who did an industrial engineering internship there a couple years ago. He was treated exactly like a full-time employee (full benefits, 401k, etc.) an
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10y ago
I'm thinking http://layd.io would be an awesome title. I think the IO really gets at what we're going for. Domain is available, who's in?
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10y ago
Holy shit this is a startup idea! Who is in?
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10y ago
And SaaS (Sex as a Service). The day there's an app for people seeking prostitutes where both parties leave stars and text reviews like Airbnb or Uber will be a weird day.
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It's definitely easier with a large plot of land. Iowa is largely setup on a 1 mile by 1 mile grid of roads, making plots of 640 acres. I don't know if the grid of gravel roads is common or not. I've heard of John Deere being
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10y ago
> Around me, I see a lot of Kubota, New Holland, etc. Not too many John Deeres actually. Around Iowa I see these brands as well, but I don't see Kubota and New Holland as being as massive and innovative as Deere and Cat are/can
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10y ago
> Our bill was $300/mo during football season and I think around $240 outside of that. Holy hell I didn't realize service could get that expensive. It makes a bit more sense why my parents never got cable. I figured $80-100&#
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That's interesting. I'm 24 and have a different experience. Among my close friends, none use Instagram to the point that I feel the need to. Snapchat is fairly popular. In the last couple months, my girlfriend and I both reali
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> Where's the problem? If that $1 million came from public sources, then the data should have been shared from day one. I'm not saying the data should never be shared. Often times you can contact the author of a particular stu
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10y ago
Thank you!
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Law enforcement has had a tough time with snapchat because they actually do delete the data according to their policy. They have a law enforcement guide which goes over what to expect for data requests, and it's quite sparse. Can'
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10y ago
I really hope so. It was a stat strong department (but not statistics).
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10y ago
Doing so would be publishing non-representative data. Imagine an identified versus anonymous survey about cocaine usage in America. People will likely answer honestly if it is anonymous. If it is identified, most people would be fine with
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