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by hcrisp 8y ago
You can perhaps get the same effect by riding a U2 spy plane. I remember seeing a video (this one I believe [1]) where journalist James May got to ride one and you could hear the elation in his voice. "Like a view to eternity... Noth
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by hcrisp 8y ago
Scopolamine, as in the truth serum? Do you notice any increased tendency to blab secrets when taking it? It would be amusing to travel with you.
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Automated robotic device for faster blood testing(sciencedaily.com)
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by hcrisp 8y ago
Sacred ( https://github.com/IDSIA/sacred ) FGLab ( https://kaixhin.github.io/FGLab/ ) Metricmachine ( https://github.com/danielwaterworth/metricmachine ) Non-open source: Neptune (
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The1975..com (very odd glitch)(reddit.com)
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Unusual Loss Functions(lossfunctions.tumblr.com)
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by hcrisp 8y ago
Other existentialist works include: - "The Plague", by Albert Camus - "Metamorphisis", by Franz Kafka - "The Moviegoer", by Walker Percy - "The Bridge Over San Luis Rey", by Thornton Wilder
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An Internal Combustion Engine to Be Used in Outer Space (2016)(jalopnik.com)
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by hcrisp 9y ago
It appears to be a combination of "The Coming of Tuor to Gondolin" found in "Unfinished Tales" and "The Fall of Gondolin" found in "The Book of Lost Tales 2" [1]. The first covers Tuor's journey
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Shocking. I heard him speak in person only last year at a company introduction to Enterprise Agile. Most in the room didn't know what it meant that he was an original signer of the Agile Manifesto. He peppered his talk with all kind
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by hcrisp 9y ago
The theories I've heard for why you don't get stuck in local optima when using deep learning include: 1. It's hard to get stuck in multidimensional space 2. There are more saddles than convex local optima 3. There are
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Start everyday as a producer, not a consumer. https://lifehacker.com/5887345/start-every-day-as-a-producer...
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by hcrisp 9y ago
I love his jump-salute photo in that article. I forgot he was the one who did that on the moon.
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Another good quote by him from "In the Shadow of the Moon" (a quite amazing film/documentary of Apollo featuring interviews with the actual astronauts): [about driving the Lunar Rover] "What really saves you up there is
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Will your taxes go up or down in 2018 under the new tax bill?(washingtonpost.com)
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by hcrisp 9y ago
"Rats with wings" - you mean pigeons?
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Justice Department confirms criminal probe in Uber case(apnews.com)
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Is that a "Canticle for Liebowitz" reference? It should be "Pound pastrami, can kraut, six bagels—bring home for Emma."
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by hcrisp 9y ago
> I’m not sure how this would have helped Joshua... Especially when the text goes on to say that the sun "hasted not to go down about a whole day" during which time Joshua defeated his enemies [0]. The article does not addr
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by hcrisp 9y ago
A moving window average is a poor digital filter in the frequency domain [0]. You can get better results with more control on which frequencies are removed by implementing a FIR or IIR (especially Butterworth) digital filter. [0] https:&#
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by hcrisp 9y ago
ARRL has this site where you can search by license number or name [0]. I checked for mine and it expired a couple years ago. [0] http://www.arrl.org/advanced-call-sign-search
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HDF5 Spark Connector – Beta Testing(hdfgroup.org)
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Mazda claims engine breakthrough(reuters.com)
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Also mentioned in "The Colditz Story" by Pat Reid, a good book similar to the movie "The Great Escape". https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Colditz_Story.html?...
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Also BBC had a similar episode on moth-eating grizzlies: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00377yp
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by hcrisp 9y ago
It is fascinating, and I learned that one of the events was first detected by an unmodeled search for strange events in the signals: "Finally, LIGO runs 'unmodelled' searches, which do not search for specific signals, but i
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Since time domain content is the reconstruction target, wouldn't LSTMs be a better choice than CNNs? I would think the spectral content would be time variant and depend on the sequential history.
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Planting a logo in a field using a precision prescription: http://www.agprofessional.com/news/planting-prescription-sho...
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by hcrisp 9y ago
This still exists as cloudpickle, I believe? import cloudpickle pkl = cloudpickle.dumps(my_long_fun) # Ship it somewhere new_fun = cloudpickle.loads(pkl) new_fun(...) https://github.com/cloudpipe&#x
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by hcrisp 9y ago
Patrick Hall and company wrote a good O'Reilly article on interpreting machine learning: https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/ideas-on-interpreting-machine-...

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