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The Cardiologist Betting His Lab-Grown Meat Startup Can Solve the Food Crisis(inc.com)
3 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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by jatsign 9y ago
Crypto arbitrage always seems so tempting, but there's so many gotchas. This site seems to do a good job of weeding out some of the gotchas by focusing on coins with high market caps. Usually the "opportunities" in arbitrage
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Code injection leads to theft of cryptocurrencies on Ether Delta exchange(hackernoon.com)
2 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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by jatsign 9y ago
How do CNNs work when the output is multiple categories? For instance, in the same image is a cat and a dog and a car. What's the architecture look like - multiple CNNs, each that can predict one category? Or does one CNN have multiple
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by jatsign 9y ago
For anyone interested in the history of alchemy, I recommend "The Secrets of Alchemy" by Lawrence M. Principe. Great insight into the actual history of the subject without getting caught up in hidden-mystery bs. https:/&#x2
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How a robot finds its location based on what it ‘sees’(m.oursky.com)
1 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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by jatsign 9y ago
Has anyone come across good ML to do arabic-english? Seems to be a complete lack of decent training data.
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by jatsign 9y ago
I put $100/week into the top 50 crypto coins, split evenly. I can afford to lose the money. I wrote some code to run a few simple simulations against the past year (june 2016 - june 2017) of crypto coin values. If you had done this str
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Crypto-currencies have lost 30% of their value in the last 3 weeks(coinmarketcap.com)
93 points by jatsign 9y ago|101 comments
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Chaos Makes the Multiverse Unnecessary(nautil.us)
5 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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A Microsoft device that captures mosquitoes based on each mosquito’s wing beats(nytimes.com)
3 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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Netflix's new rating system doesn't make sense(youtube.com)
1 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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The mathematics of mind-time(aeon.co)
3 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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We don’t own our home so we insured our Xbox – The rise of on-demand insurance(blog.semantics3.com)
1 points by jatsign 9y ago|0 comments
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Silicon Valley’s $400 Juicer May Be Feeling the Squeeze(bloomberg.com)
52 points by jatsign 10y ago|18 comments
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Two law professors tried to mimic big activist hedge funds and failed(theatlantic.com)
2 points by jatsign 10y ago|0 comments
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by jatsign 10y ago
Love the idea. Really appreciate the upfront pricing information. Obviously, needs more than developer-focused mailing lists.
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by jatsign 10y ago
Ok, thought it might refer to that. So "expensive" is the length of the program and nothing else.
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by jatsign 10y ago
"Several of the Great Programmer’s universes will feature another Great Programmer who programs another Big Computer to run all possible universes. Obviously, there are infinite chains of Great Programmers. If our own universe allowed
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by jatsign 10y ago
There's not much information in this blog post. They seem to be "looking" for manuscripts, but don't mention finding them yet. I guess I'm curios why it has so many upvotes?
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by jatsign 10y ago
Delancey Place - excerpts from a range of non-fiction books. Usually has something interesting to read to start the day, and a good place to find interesting books http://delanceyplace.com/
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by jatsign 10y ago
I bought some at $10. I made money, but I would have made a ton more if I'd bought in at $0.10.
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by jatsign 10y ago
I guess by the time the media finds out and publishes an article about an interesting way to make money, it's probably too late to make a lot of money off of it. See: bitcoin
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Hackathon hustlers who make a living from corporate coding contests(bloomberg.com)
224 points by jatsign 10y ago|107 comments