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by gregw134 10y ago
Nice job. This looks like a lot of work. Have you been able to get this to work with GPU's? Are there any additional steps involved?
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by gregw134 10y ago
What kind of tool do you have to monitor traditional ad spend? According to op this should be impossible.
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by gregw134 10y ago
They could also be useful, in theory, for detecting session hijacking through cookie sniffing. Did somebody's device fingerprint change mid-session? It's possible that person's account has been hacked, so they should at least
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by gregw134 10y ago
I took a look at that project too. In modern chrome at least, clearing your browsing history and cookies and cache clears all those cookies.
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by gregw134 10y ago
I thought it was very questionable, but I was in debt and that was the only job I could get at the time. There's actually a positive use for browser fingerprinting in that it could theoretically detect Mitm attacks or stolen cookies. B
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by gregw134 10y ago
I worked on designing tracking scripts for six months (Sorry. Fortunately they aren't in production). Fingerprinting was very difficult to pull off in practice: even with canvas fingerprinting, font enumeration, plugin enumeration, etc
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by gregw134 10y ago
There are three gigantic sources of waste in the US: healthcare, military spending and education. All of them are 1) run by large organizations with growing bureaucracies, 2) considered so important that any expense is justified, 3) heavily
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by gregw134 10y ago
Gay marriage was an obvious win for individual rights and liberty. This issue is different: the discussion isn't around whether bars should be allowed to kick out LGBT patrons, it's whether bakers and photographers should be compe
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by gregw134 10y ago
I grew up in the Midwest and still visit sometimes. Many people I know think Democrats have lost their minds with this issue (and the bathroom debate).
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by gregw134 10y ago
The wedding photographer believes, because of their religion, that it would be unethical to participate in the wedding.
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by gregw134 10y ago
On the other hand, there's a significant number of religious people in the US that believe they can't ethically support an LGBT wedding by offering services as a photographer, baker, etc. There's a very real tension between t
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by gregw134 10y ago
This is extremely standard. The same language was used at my last two jobs.
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by gregw134 10y ago
The same thing happens with search engines as well, where items at the top of the search results tend to stay at the top because they're purchased or clicked on at a higher rate. Can anyone chime in with what they've done to fix t
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by gregw134 10y ago
Visual query tools like Tableau don't seem to be going away. I'd love to see an effective open-source alternative to Tableau that doesn't require scripting your own D3 website.
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by gregw134 10y ago
Graph of world history: http://histography.io/
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by gregw134 10y ago
There's been a ton of bankruptcies among dry bulk shippers, actually.
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by gregw134 10y ago
You don't want to dismiss his ideas just because he came from a different time period. Is there anything specifically wrong with what he wrote?
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by gregw134 10y ago
So they want to improve privacy by corrupting data...seems like a bad solution.
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by gregw134 10y ago
It looks like Chrome now defaults to clearing your cache when you clear history, which is good news.
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by gregw134 10y ago
I worked on designing tracking scripts for six months (fortunately they aren't in production). Flash cookies aren't a very useful tracking mechanism anymore, mainly because Google and other browsers now clear Flash cookies when yo
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by gregw134 10y ago
You have to be a Chinese citizen to sell on Alibaba. They make you type in your Chinese identification number (whatever it's called) when you sign up.
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by gregw134 10y ago
Tensorflow is preferred but Caffe works too. What I'm looking for are pretrained image recognition, audio recognition, etc algorithms that can be embedded into a Nifi processor, so that popular ML techniques can be accessed with a drag
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Pre-trained neural networks?
2 points by gregw134 10y ago|4 comments
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by gregw134 10y ago
The biggest problem is the cost to other people, especially if the person committing suicide has children. You have a point though.
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by gregw134 10y ago
What about free internships?
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by gregw134 10y ago
A lot of people only make 15-20k/year. It would do a lot for them.
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Machine Learning: How to find sets of similar things
2 points by gregw134 10y ago|0 comments
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by gregw134 10y ago
I think you'd like Apache Nifi. It has a drag and drop interface for building ingest and transformation pipelines. Everyone I've talked to that's used it says it makes them 10x more productive for ingest problems.
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by gregw134 10y ago
>kill oneself (not with fire) lol...that's the funniest thing I've read all month.
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by gregw134 10y ago
>The only way to outcompete it would be to come up with a better system for finding information than full-text search. I think you're spot on. What features could a better system have? One limitation of Google is that you can't

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