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by jp0d 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. The first part of my question was only rhetorical. I didn't claim that it was the result of my or anyone's professional journalistic endeavours. If that seemed like a "nationalistic flamewar comm
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by jp0d 5y ago
Is this even a secret anymore? The way China is acting against anyone(Australia) asking questions, says heaps about them.
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by jp0d 5y ago
wow.. I really needed to read this. Thank you.
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by jp0d 5y ago
Is the OCR part readily available using this `VNRecognizedTextObservation`? So it suggests possible option and the best one needs to be chosen? Would love to see how it's implemented.
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by jp0d 5y ago
This is a working link. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-57176858
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by jp0d 5y ago
I don't see why MS would adjust his salary. He is still doing the exact same work. If anything he is paying the rent, electricity and internet bills that MS otherwise would pay for him! Am I missing something? I understand that living
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by jp0d 5y ago
yeah, there is some push by the city's business lobby groups to get people to offices as businesses that supported these offices are losing a lot. But it's upto the private companies to decide. Most employees like me have quite go
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by jp0d 5y ago
That's just nonsense. Australia has had one of the harshest lockdown measures in the developed world and we're quite Corona free at the moment. We're living in our own little bubble. Everyone who could, had to work from home
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by jp0d 5y ago
Thanks a ton for all these answer. Definitely had a couple of a-ha moments from these. Although I don't have enough time in hand at the moment to learn Prolog. But it's definitely one of the things I'll experiment with. Thank
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by jp0d 5y ago
I'm really fascinated by the resurgence of some of these old languages. I vaguely understand that the paradigm behind Prolog is quite different compared to oops or functional languages. Can anyone please help me understand where is thi
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by jp0d 5y ago
Ohh this is so good to hear. The Macbook pro (Intel) that I've got from my Company is on its last legs. I'm eagerly waiting for an M1 replacement. I'm not too concerned about the libraries but it'd be really nice to have
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by jp0d 6y ago
Has anyone looked at copyrighting iPower?
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by jp0d 6y ago
There is no point defending Apple or Google. Both of them probably collect data. Personally I'd be more comfortable with Apple collecting my data as they don't have an Advertisement based model. They've less incentives to use
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by jp0d 6y ago
Nice one, mate
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by jp0d 6y ago
Yes, you're probably right. Richard liked the Rimac a lot in Grand Tour. Jeremy liked the BMW i8.
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by jp0d 6y ago
Hahaha.. Thank you. James May is a legend. Even though he is friends with two petrol heads, he owns a Tesla and a Toyota Mirai. He has an open mind towards futuristic technologies. I like watching anything by James May. Seems like a good bl
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by jp0d 6y ago
James May must be really happy now. This means the "rozzers" have solved all the existing crimes and are now focusing on petty things like this. James must have gotten his telly back too!
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by jp0d 6y ago
To be honest I have read it online as well. I don't know if it's true. I reckon if the battery is designed to take fast charging all the time, it should be okay. Another thing that affects batteries is weather. In colder climates
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by jp0d 6y ago
I don't mind if you downvote my comment. That's perfectly acceptable if you don't like my opinion. I respect that. No harm done there. :) It's true that everything I know about EVs are from personal experience of people
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by jp0d 6y ago
I can understand why I got downvoted. I might have come across as an EV hater. I'm not one. I do appreciate the technology and acknowledge that it's the future. I was pointing out some of the flaws. I don't argue against the
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by jp0d 6y ago
Most farmers depend on their tractors for their livelihood. I reckon it'll be difficult to convince them to shift to electric ones that costs more and haven't got any long term reliability or efficiency reports. If anything, batte
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by jp0d 6y ago
Good effort by the author. I was expecting to see a bit more elaborate benchmarks, to be honest. I had a look at M1 Macbook Air yesterday at the local store. Everything felt snappy and the display is brilliant. I'd go for at least 16 g
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by jp0d 6y ago
My initial reaction to this was to support the underdog and vilify the big corporation. But then I read her responses online and found it to be extremely unprofessional. And also read her interactions with "Yann Lecun", someone wh
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by jp0d 6y ago
What if Martin Rees is the "inventor" of the Corona virus?
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by jp0d 6y ago
Very true indeed. That's why I stopped bothering with Linux. I love Linux and I've used it on many laptops. But not a single one offered me trouble free computing. I can't blame Linux for that. It's amazing what the open
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by jp0d 6y ago
Wow. George Carlin was correct about "rights"!
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by jp0d 6y ago
Thanks for the replies. I did a course on Data Analysis from MIT and used R a bit there. I liked GGplot and RStudio. I don't think Python has anything close to those two. R was a bit harder to learn and I've already forgotten most
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by jp0d 6y ago
Is it worth learning Octave/Matlab for ML or Data analysis work? Does anyone use it outside the engineering/scientific research community? Since Andrew Ng teaches his ML course in it, I'm curious. However, I'm wondering
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by jp0d 6y ago
If Apple wants or cares about the scientific computing community, they can do a great job. If they can achieve this using an ARM SoC that evolved from a mobile platform, they could very well make a beefier version of it dedicated to ML or g
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by jp0d 6y ago
This has aged well! :)

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