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by gd2 9y ago
I've read Google Colaboratory provides 12 hours of free GPU usage. Even without using the GPU, I find the Colab version useful
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by gd2 9y ago
An older friend had a stroke, in recovery she switched to having better communication ability in her nearly abandoned native Spanish, and had greater difficulties communicating in her everyday dominate language for like 70 years- English -
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by gd2 9y ago
The scary part is that it takes highly involved HackerNews readers to possibly understand what's happening. Most regular folk are going to just think, Wi-Fi got flaky again.
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by gd2 9y ago
In with the people who are calling this a sad shutdown.
35.
by gd2 10y ago
But we see a lot of smash the window and grab whatever bags are in the car in San Francisco.
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by gd2 10y ago
First I've heard of this book, but catchy title.
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by gd2 10y ago
"I would be interested to hear from the regulators what assumptions were necessary to justify the policy." The article says this rule of law is from the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson%E2%80%93Moss_Warr
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by gd2 10y ago
Good point. I like to see some new method thrown at the UI controls when one switches to full screen / no toolbars. Possibly stealing swipe type methods from mobile.
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by gd2 10y ago
I like this. When testing my cloud9 account I thought it was a still rough edged proto-type of the future. I wasn't ready to change my workflow, but thought very interesting. Congratulations to the cloud9 team.
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by gd2 10y ago
I like it, but it also sounds so wrong. Nice hack project.
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by gd2 10y ago
I'm a fan of the MLB app. While Bloomberg stressed video streaming, for me, MLB app shines in that space where I want to know what's happening in real time, and be able to see well chosen hi-lights, but don't want the time c
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by gd2 10y ago
Didn't know about the easy available saved history URL. Interesting.
43.
by gd2 10y ago
A space about space. Right now almost empty. https://goo.gl/spaces/wYK3coJ6Mb5c5CMv6
44.
by gd2 10y ago
Yes, I was being playful with language, rather than straight serious. But this topic invites that.
45.
by gd2 10y ago
Right, is this name for this product a sign that Google is becoming more human, and less engineering extreme sports minded?
46.
by gd2 10y ago
I should do better, because I've been random in deciding what to learn But some combination of: found good teaching materials, people I'm in contact with are learning it, and this could pay off big.
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by gd2 11y ago
True, but isn't part of it that one thinks that on the $9 album, the marketing and media company folks gets $8.50 of $9.00 But there is also artistry in creating a coffee or dining experience, and hopefully that money spent on the meal
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by gd2 11y ago
It seems a somewhat strained interpretation to view this as Apple is anti-poor people. But it does point out that Apple is losing touch with what people do with personal computing power. Phone are much better then five years ago, compute
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by gd2 11y ago
This change feels like a bad fumble, even if Starbucks is a great marketing engine. Under the old program, even that it was kinda dumb, I liked getting the stars and the reward, and it somehow made me feel like a member a my club. This c
50.
by gd2 11y ago
I thought those studies concerned more that the bi-lingual children had an extra flexibility at understanding a concept, rather than a more developed compartmentalization process.
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by gd2 11y ago
I'd like to see this developed for relearning language after a stroke. Have a friend whose first language was Spanish, but lived her life in the English speaking world and had limited Spanish skills as an adult After a serious stroke
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by gd2 11y ago
Sandy Pentland: "Social Physics: How Good Ideas Spread" | Talks at Google similar theme. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMBl0ttu-Ow I think its in this video that he talks about the productivity gains of the s
53.
by gd2 11y ago
So, if the new people to the community do stay around enough of years, do they become the lucky "been there a while" people, and get the subsidy that they paid for earlier back in reduced rents?
54.
by gd2 11y ago
this is confusing. I'm not seeing any photos that need to be manually transferred, but I don't like the uncertainty.
55.
by gd2 11y ago
If we could only get people like that into cars.
56.
by gd2 11y ago
Besides the yawn factor, this blog announcement's structure and language lacks skillz. Not good.
57.
by gd2 11y ago
In the simulation, the back of the bus slides out like a race car in the "S" curve. Don't spill your coffee.
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by gd2 11y ago
Like the direction this is going in, but true that its combining space and gesture area, not getting rid of the space bar. I've thought that it would be more efficient, if one could keep ones fingers on the keyboard rows, and use the s
59.
by gd2 11y ago
I try a byte of that.
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by gd2 12y ago
Echo, Echo, Echo, chamber. No, rather not.

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