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by irrelative 7y ago
Unsupervised | Full-Time | Boulder, Colorado | On-site Unsupervised is building a platform to ingest complex business data and use unsupervised learning to find hidden patterns and insghts. We work with customers across cloud platforms, acr
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by irrelative 7y ago
Unsupervised | Full-Time | Boulder, Colorado | On-site Unsupervised is building a platform to ingest complex business data and use unsupervised learning to find hidden patterns and insghts. We work with customers across cloud platforms, acr
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by irrelative 7y ago
Unsupervised | Full-Time | Boulder, Colorado | On-site Unsupervised is building a platform to ingest complex business data and use unsupervised learning to find hidden patterns and insghts. We work with customers across cloud platforms, acr
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by irrelative 7y ago
Unsupervised | Full-Time | Boulder, Colorado | On-site Unsupervised is building a platform to ingest complex business data and use unsupervised learning to find hidden patterns and insghts. We work with customers across cloud platforms, acr
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by irrelative 7y ago
And worth noting, it helps in conjunction with chemo
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by irrelative 8y ago
Precisely. Requisite: http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by irrelative 8y ago
to me the news is: intel has competitive modems that use intel instructions
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by irrelative 8y ago
Something Apple even highlighted in their advertisements at the time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O99m7lebirE
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by irrelative 8y ago
I appreciate the skepticism, but "for the same money" is off base in my experience. Maintaining IaaS services costs much less when taking personnel expenses into account.
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by irrelative 8y ago
Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/2030/
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by irrelative 9y ago
One might even say that 100% of 333,410 sites use vulnerable javascript libraries
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by irrelative 9y ago
Furthermore, air conditioning isn't lowering the temperature of a system by the energy consumed. Rather, it acts like a heat pump which usually pumps more energy that is used. So 200 J/s of electric power running a typical AC unit
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by irrelative 11y ago
FWIW, Isp is measured in seconds and by multiplying it times gravity, you get the exhaust velocity. I believe this was done to more easily compare rocket efficiency regardless of units of gravity. It looks like you're doing this calcul
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by irrelative 11y ago
| != ^
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by irrelative 12y ago
I believe the camera has focusing components that move as well, but I think they're very close to having nothing moving.
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by irrelative 12y ago
A very similar thing happened with chicken wings - they used to be discarded, and now they cost more per pound than any other chicken part.
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by irrelative 12y ago
Thanks! That's exactly the type of problem we're trying to solve. We're not getting into the appliance model just yet, but it's definitely on our radar.
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by irrelative 13y ago
Honest question: what do you consider the advantages of the JVM over native code?
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by irrelative 14y ago
Nice job guys! You've built a really nice product and it's great to see you expanding your user base!
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by irrelative 14y ago
It would, but you'd have to first download the whole file to check which is probably counter productive. Consider storing some http header values such as a reference to the Etag header if provided, and checking that value before saving twic
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by irrelative 14y ago
Indeed it has -- for those less familiar: http://www.northernsun.com/images/imagelarge/Bake-Sale-Bumpe...
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by irrelative 14y ago
Energy stored in a capacitor is equal to: 1/2 * c * v^2 Where c is the capacitance in farads, and v is the voltage. That will produce a value of joules. Note that the capacitor is rated for a given voltage, so that goes in as v. Converting
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by irrelative 14y ago
I completely agree with this. If you write otherwise simple systems with the latest and greatest technologies, you will often be force to maintain them yourself. The original question was about career growth -- I've seen good developers get
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by irrelative 14y ago
Hi Portman, Just replied to you via email as well. For everyone else: we haven't yet tested this, but look forward to adding this as an officially supported datasource in the future.
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by irrelative 14y ago
Hi there, CTO at Chartio here. 1. We've been keeping the demo link a bit hidden, but we're among friends here, so feel free to check out: https://chartio.com/demo/ for some sample data. 2. Absolutely -- we're going to be developing an SSH
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by irrelative 14y ago
What would be the irony in using SVG?
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by irrelative 14y ago
But it doesn't make them any more successful. See Netscape for another data point.
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by irrelative 14y ago
I've built a Tesla coil (inspiring me to major in electrical engineering later on) and have been shocked by them on a couple occasions. Sadly, the skin affect doesn't apply to human skin -- it only applies to materials which are conductors
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by irrelative 14y ago
Of course a developer isn't a testing environment. Developers don't cost a fixed $300. If there are differences between IE and (Chrome|Firefox|Opera), then it will require additional developer time. Just testing for those differences will r
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by irrelative 14y ago
He said that a testing environment costs $300. If developer time were free, then yes, he would have agreed that his argument is invalid. Developer time is rather valuable, especially when considering opportunity costs.

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