grenoire

59 ms·

631.
by grenoire 7y ago
Besides those numbers, you'll also notice that quite a few of those are companies or organisations, not individuals.
632.
by grenoire 7y ago
Regardless of how big the dataset is, the image recognition algorithm is bound to get confused by the large differences in colour that exposure and sensitivity results in. It will likely look for the overall gray-to-blue gradient and estima
633.
by grenoire 7y ago
Camera exposure and light sensitivity are likely inconsistent. As long as this data is not in the photographs, they are as good as nothin'.
634.
by grenoire 7y ago
Not particularly a case of outrage per se, but what's up with articles quoting a couple of ~10 like tweets and pumping some small thing as if the "whole internet" is arguing about it? Lazy authors, or does it make money?
635.
by grenoire 7y ago
Couldn't see much about marijuana legalisation in Switzerland, most articles refer to recent trials and such. Any sources?
636.
by grenoire 7y ago
I wouldn't mind components with a couple of tiny status LEDs, toggleable with a small dip switch or whatever. The issue is that manufacturers add these to simply get "rad-points."
637.
by grenoire 7y ago
It's a waste of metal, plastic, and electricity. Useless on every single aspect you can think of, except for the hardcore gamer pandering bullshit.
638.
by grenoire 7y ago
It's practically impossible to get a consumer motherboard without LEDs and huge chunks of milled aluminium on it. Don't get it either...
639.
by grenoire 7y ago
Aaaand it's gone.
640.
by grenoire 7y ago
I don't know how people do that man, it's just very hard for some (quite a lot nevertheless) people to get out there and be vulnerable.
641.
by grenoire 7y ago
That will get the university network account you use blocked, if anything. The journals know which blocks are used by the registered institutions; oftentimes being on the campus network will tunnel you directly, and off-campus you'll b
642.
by grenoire 7y ago
You don't want to deal with litigation by people who thought the generated cards are magical in nature.
643.
by grenoire 7y ago
Theming Firefox requires some funky file location detection; ShadowFox does that by executables, which is a little distressing. GitHub project also includes the sources to the distributables, as far as I recall.
644.
by grenoire 7y ago
Just look at the ingredients list, it's just ridiculous how many different compounds are in there. Soap is structurally very simple, but all these derivative cleaning products albeit more complex don't even match the capabilities
645.
by grenoire 7y ago
How exactly does a nerve transfer work? I always imagined that certain control and reception signals would have their dedicated nerve connections, such that rewiring from a transplanted nerve would jumble up the wiring and give 'incorr
646.
by grenoire 7y ago
Modern macroeconomists will disagree.
647.
by grenoire 7y ago
Agreed, as little trust as you might have in stockholders, hold not much more for your government.
648.
by grenoire 7y ago
More or less my experience as well, stuff I go for regularly are 13-15% THC to 1% CBD. Depending on where you get your weed from, coffeeshops do occasionally mark their ratios. I should probably go for higher CBD ones...
649.
by grenoire 7y ago
It serves Cache-Control: max-age=0, private, must-revalidate. Same thing as far as I get it, maybe wider support.
650.
by grenoire 7y ago
I just had someone narrate a text adventure to me, ultimately it didn't get too far with respect to the story itself; but it was a very fond experience. Thanks, Narrator!
651.
by grenoire 7y ago
I think you are underestimating the effort people will go through to go viral on LiveLeak.
652.
by grenoire 7y ago
Not sure, I just imagine people attempting to shoot them down for absolutely no good reason. You would at least want to make them not blow up (especially aviation organisations).
653.
by grenoire 7y ago
samtexas also seems to have been registered on the same date.
654.
by grenoire 7y ago
"It would almost certainly not have a keyboard, but would use swipe commands on a touch screen. If that were not possible, due to having to wear gloves, the interface might be through gestures, eye movement or some other intuitive inte
655.
by grenoire 7y ago
But that doesn't prevent other people from relying on these features.
656.
by grenoire 7y ago
Wow, this is an amazing pursuit. I would love it if kids were introduced a bit earlier to more analytical thinking methods thru ways such as this. Learning about computer science has benefits in changing the way you approach concepts and pr
657.
by grenoire 7y ago
Is it really that humidity in the air is classified as steam?
658.
by grenoire 7y ago
It is a situation where the who is the what . It's the way forward to a dystopian sci-fi trope: Corporate-owned and minted money that transcends national fiat currencies. The implications of which have again been extensively discuss
659.
by grenoire 7y ago
Too soon...
660.
by grenoire 7y ago
Pretty, but not particularly in-depth. Also, nitpick but I can't hold it: Why isn't the MSE np.mean(np.square(predictions - labels)? That's even breez-ier!

More ›