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The journey of Anita to the ultimate bootstrapping thanks to GitHub Pages(anita-app.com)
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by ghego1 5y ago
Very cool! It can be very useful in an educational environment, especially in universities
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by ghego1 5y ago
I'm sorry the hear that, and I think it's mostly worng. I should add though that some activities are indeed useful, one of those is certainly teaching. If PhD students have full responsibility over the course, or part of the cours
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by ghego1 5y ago
I've released just a couple of days ago my own FOSS project for data management. It's called [Anita]( https://anita-app.com ), which is an acronym for Any(i) Type of datA It's still in very early beta, you could con
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by ghego1 5y ago
Reading about the disease brought back to memory the "nerve attenuation syndrome" imagined by William Gibson in Johnny Mnemonic.
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by ghego1 5y ago
IMHO the fact that we are moving towards one reliable engine is not a bad thing per se. I think it's a step in the right direction, as long as those contributing to chromium do have a saying in how it should move forward. As a full sta
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by ghego1 5y ago
It's a million for each submission
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by ghego1 5y ago
Most likely, he already knew
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by ghego1 5y ago
I think you replied to the wrong comment on hiring processes
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by ghego1 5y ago
Great, thanks for sharing!
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by ghego1 5y ago
9986 is simply genius
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by ghego1 5y ago
Technically very smart solution, but legally way too risky. If there's ever a breach, for example someone steals the key and then accesses the data, the fine will be super high given that the company has retrained data after the user a
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by ghego1 5y ago
This looks amazing, good job!!
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by ghego1 5y ago
Maybe, but just really maybe, gaming? I'm genuinely asking
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by ghego1 5y ago
And their web sharing link works also without JS, which is quite uncommon for image sharing sites and a very nice find!
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by ghego1 5y ago
And this, for me, is one of the reasons why I keep coming back to HN. In a word were sensational news are the norm, and clickbait titles are everywhere, HN stands out as one of the most reliable and accurate places to find information
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by ghego1 5y ago
Are falling back to 1921?
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by ghego1 5y ago
The movie SimOne just got real
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by ghego1 5y ago
If SpaceX ever IPOs it will be huge. I bet it could be a non previously publicized IPO and still break the bank
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by ghego1 5y ago
On traveling at the speed of light I also highly recommend to watch this Veritasium video https://youtu.be/vVKFBaaL4uM
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by ghego1 5y ago
For example, pill + condom, IUD + condom, etc.
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by ghego1 5y ago
First, the readme is simply hilarious! Jokes asides, the concept underlying this project is actually interesting. It wouldn't be bad at all if programming languages were localizable. I think it would help many if it was possible to cho
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by ghego1 5y ago
Agreed, IMO the most likely market is vloggers
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by ghego1 5y ago
And even if it was, for many such store of value would still be difficult to liquidate compared to the average person. Let's just say that there are plenty of people that need to "clean" non trivial amounts of BTC
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by ghego1 5y ago
I bet dumping 1 or 2 USD billions worth of BTC each day would have a slight impact. Not to mention the fact that not everyone can sell noticeable amounts of BTC, let's say for "visibility" issues...
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by ghego1 5y ago
My best bet is that they hope to attract BTC whales that need to liquidate some of their otherwise unspendable fortunes (I'm talking of wallets that on paper are worth billions of USD, but in practice are difficult to liquidate). For e
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by ghego1 5y ago
From a economical/political point of view I find very interesting and promising that CFS is participated, amongst others, by one of the largest oil company in the world (ENI), which signal a real effort to move away, or at least strong
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by ghego1 5y ago
I fear your comment is somewhat contradictory...
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by ghego1 5y ago
Finally, I'm hoping other countries will follow
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by ghego1 5y ago
The way I see it, this is over fitting. They train the model on only five frames, and then detect all close frames. They say that with five frames they are able to get 500 new labelled frames. This means 100 new frames per each original fra

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