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jzd
11y ago
This is the most important comment in the whole thread
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11y ago
CentOS / RHEL are non-starters for cutting edge work in machine learning due to their ancient mathematics and scientific libraries
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jzd
11y ago
Blame it on the programmers! /sarcasm
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11y ago
Agreed. However cryoshon's point is that just giving us all the data isn't going to change anything even if we have the information. i.e. our votes are irrelevant. So even though we have a nice new site, it's a waste since th
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jzd
11y ago
Do not downvote the posts by cryoshon cryoshon is addressing the elephant in the room. Anybody who downvotes his/her posts is unwilling to address the elephant in the room. This is an important topic which warrants further discussion.
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11y ago
They might call the tool something like rrdb - rr debugger Just like searching google for go is pointless; instead one should search for golang
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11y ago
We must reject Slack because it isn't a tool for the people, but a tool for profit. Absolutely this. Never forget this.
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11y ago
Rocket Chat. Already use it at my company.
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11y ago
How can SciPy be fast if it is written in an interpreted language like Python? Actually, the time-critical loops are usually implemented in C or Fortran. Much of SciPy is a thin layer of code on top of the scientific routines that are freel
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11y ago
Can somebody please shed light on this issue
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11y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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11y ago
This is irrelevant. You will still be tied to a unique identifier and tracked all over the web because your browser fingerprint (yes, it's probably unique: test here https://panopticlick.eff.org/ ) will be reported back
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11y ago
shadier collusion has happened in the past amongst large tech firms http://www.theverge.com/2015/9/3/9256097/apple-google-415-mi...
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jzd
11y ago
MJ almost always gives me the feeling of heart palpitations, unlike LSD.
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jzd
11y ago
Very good point. I would like to see more debate about this particular issue.
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jzd
11y ago
Despite a lot of fiber in Africa, connectivity is hampered by ISPs refusing to pay for bandwidth, ultimately resulting in super slow connection speeds and horrible latency.
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11y ago
Not true. For example nginx can use the proxy_pass directive to forward real IP address information and log it
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11y ago
Great points. Do these people have a computer with internet access or do they generally just rely on their phones for business? Furthermore, I often see the homeless guys in NYC with cheap Dell laptops and Thinkpads using public Wifi to Sky
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jzd
11y ago
Very good point
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11y ago
"200-600 dollar smartphone with a 60/month plan" If I was so poor as to barely afford food I would be living either without a phone or with a $20 shit-phone on a bare bones prepaid plan. Costs hundreds less and gets the same
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11y ago
it's too mainstream
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jzd
11y ago
Also known as "a snitch"
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11y ago
North Carolina. Black people. Got it
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11y ago
Plebs can't handle decentralization.