haldora

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   by haldora 9y ago

   Location: San Antonio, TX Remote: Yes (3 years experience) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Postgres/Sqlite, Linux, Docker, AWS, Git, HTML, CSS, C++ (beg), Javascript (beg) Resume: https://joshschertz.com/
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   by haldora 9y ago

   I agree that they should have included a link to the main repository in the introduction, but the 4th paragraph from TFA describes Ray: Pandas on Ray is an early stage DataFrame library that wraps Pandas and transparently distributes the da
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   by haldora 9y ago

   According to this Motherboard article [1] from Jan 27, 2018, only the Tempe, AZ gateway handles non-military traffic, with the US DOD and Russia operating the two other (military) gateways. I can't remember if the other gateways were s
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   by haldora 9y ago

   If you are interested in what Ken and Roberta have been up to since 2004, check out Ken's blog [1]. In short, they have been travelling the world on their Nordhavn motorboats. Ken does a good job describing their travels and issues alo
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   by haldora 9y ago

   Someone made a call bot called "Lenny" to fool telemarketers, which uses recorded messages. They put up their call logs on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLduL71_GKzHHk4hLga0nO...
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   by haldora 9y ago

   This is a fragmented wallet backup (Armory), so you would still need one more key before you can get access to the wallet's funds (the backup they showed requires 2 out of 3 keys for access). https://youtu.be/nyeMtM-Gcl
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   by haldora 9y ago

   You can use web3.py ( https://github.com/ethereum/web3.py ) to interact with Solidity contracts using Python. I'm looking into using it instead of truffle/web3.js so I can stick with a Python stack.
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   by haldora 9y ago

   I've really enjoyed using your service, especially the cloud desktops. I use them for running Fusion 360 (windows only) from my ubuntu xps when I'm away from home. Both the interface and GPU prices are fantastic. Keep up the good
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   by haldora 10y ago

   I would recommend Julien Danjou's "The Hacker's Guide to Python". He charges $29 for the PDF, but provides updates every year or so. I think it's a great book for getting more depth out of Python. :) Topics include:
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    by haldora 10y ago

    You can help make that happen. :D http://docs.everypolitician.org/contribute.html
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    by haldora 10y ago

    Do note the OS and CUDA version differences between the 980, 1080 and K80 tests. Like the last deep learning comparison posted on HN, they failed to get a consistent baseline system. I don't know how much this would affect performance,