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by huffmsa 6y ago
Most of the children comments are still missing your point
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by huffmsa 6y ago
That "Now This" or whatever it is drivel that trickles out a 250 word article over the span of a 3 minute slideshow is mind numbingly bad.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I think search at Google isn't getting the best and brightest anymore. It used to be the only product at the company, now it's just the oldest. I also think there's a disconnect between how new algorithms are evaluated and re
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by huffmsa 6y ago
But don't you remember TV as a kid? Sock'sm boppers, sock'sm boppers! More fun than a pillow fight Wall to wall ads on every channel but Disney. PS, I had a friend who got Sock'sm boppers. Way more dangerous than a pil
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by huffmsa 6y ago
With $200 billion in the bank, I'm sure Apple could have figured out how to get power to them over a wired connection
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Better let the police remove their name tags and hide behind qualified immunity too then. For their protection, and the stability and security of our society.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Limiting it to just a select protected class is creating asymmetries that strike me as Un-American. Slipper slope to there being harsher penalties for even mentioning a judges name. LEO covering or removing their name tags and badge numbers
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by huffmsa 6y ago
"You might not need neural networks" would be a more appropriate title. The non-nn example given here is one for epoch in epochs loop to take care of picking the best coefficients away from being a ML implementation.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Maybe he's just tense on camera. Lots of people lock up when reading from a script, for a video that's going to be seen by millions of people.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Nothing to do with actual private mode / Tor. It's that you're "safe" because big bad mega corp isn't seeing your DNS traffic or in this case they aren't sending you ads. But you've traded big bad
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Go outside. Walk around in the fresh air. Does the body wonders.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
> California had more rolling blackouts > Let's consolidate it with the other grids How about no? Centralization means single point of failure. If anything we need more, smaller, localized grids that are reactive to their localiz
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Gave it the Imperial March, got "dirty by Cristina Aguilara". Needs work. It also thinks the tinny reproduction of "Go to sleep little baby" my kids nightlight plays is "Get ur freak on" by Missy Elliott. Which
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Giving up liberty for a bit of security? A certain Philadelphian would say your deserve neither.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Barbering can be a surprising lucrative career. Especially men's barbering. Has a particularly high dollar/hour rate too. Tooling is $1k for clippers and scissors and razors. Not sure about chairs, but probably another $1k. Suppos
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I believe so. The single largest factor in survivability at any age is just being in the back seat, ie further Way from the impact.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Okay, allow me to be hyper technical. You body will hold excess energy in it's fat tissue if you consume more energy via food than you expend through metabolic active. If you consume less energy via food than you are expending through
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by huffmsa 6y ago
You will gain weight if you add more energy than you expend. You are not immune to thermodynamics. What you're describing are things that reduce the body's energy expenditure. Buy making it think it's in high cortisol surviva
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Same rules for snow. Try to pick a speed you can maintain, stopping and starting are hard, always try to stay a little bit in motion. Minimize steering input, be smooth with the inputs you need to do. When in doubt, give it some power.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
On mobile?
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by huffmsa 6y ago
The real question (not my own): Why hasn't youtube built any tooling for creators? Not a single editing tool, let alone a whole suite. You're expected to show up with your already polished in Adobe mp4. They could own a huge chunk
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by huffmsa 6y ago
The v-22 actually flies though.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Right, but they would. Plugins aren't paid right now, so all I'd think it would take would be Microsoft saying "hey, people like your plugin, we'll pay you to maintain it, and if you don't want to maintain it, we&#x
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by huffmsa 6y ago
They are
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Maybe Google should stop buying and mothballing smaller companies.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
The Constitution is setup to make sure both sides are radical, but usually at equal enough power that changes they make are agreed upon by both radical factions. Strong ideologies are good. Things go to shit when everyone is a mealy-mouthed
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by huffmsa 6y ago
And that's what the digital one uses under the hood, it just interprets the results for you.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
My wife works in a lab, has a masters in biology and I'm decently scientifically literate and we had a hard time being confident that we were reading the paper strip correctly by ourselves. Is it a faint line? How strong does it need t
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by huffmsa 6y ago
I'm not talking about a business perspective, I mean they're laying out their specific attack surface, zero social engineering required.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It's easier to have a group of professionals program it correctly once than it is to have someone who only uses these tests at most every 11 months (assuming success) try to read it themselves.

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