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kaivi
7y ago
Whatever reason, this practice needs to die in a fire.
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kaivi
7y ago
Maybe off topic, but if anyone from NordVPN is reading this: for the love of god fix your iOS and OS X clients, so they don't log out randomly. I can't even begin to describe how frustrating that is.
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kaivi
8y ago
Indeed, cloud+dedicated infrastructure is really cheap after certain load/volume, compared to pure GCE/AWS. I have been using k8s with Hetzner for 6 months now, with dirt-cheap SSD/NVMe storage and 1080 GPUs. Can't recom
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kaivi
8y ago
I'm just curious - why do I primarily see Chinese researchers publishing deep learning stuff on arXiv? Is it subsidized over there? Just look at the publications linked in this thread so far, 2/3 are from Beijing.
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kaivi
8y ago
Well shit, I was just writing up a huge post exposing the guy on Reddit, and I've noticed that the scenes and timings in the video did not match with what I have downloaded. Turns out, Mark himself has already admitted that 2 scenes we
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kaivi
8y ago
I've had the same thought when I first saw it. Some suspicious things: thieves talking to themselves, that lady throwing the box into her own garbage bin, zero attempt at disassembly or closer inspection of the box, no police involved.
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kaivi
8y ago
Same here. Looks to me like it can even indicate 2 different states.
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kaivi
8y ago
Same for me, it's "Catching up" and appears to connect to some ipv4 nodes, but nothing so far. Edit: it werks now!
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kaivi
8y ago
Deep work. Not a huge time investment, but an indispensable skill or revelation I wish I had before starting college. Think I've found the book here on HN: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/25744928-deep-wor
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kaivi
8y ago
Hey, I've been using Rancher for a year, and I love it. Just wanted to bring your attention to a YouTube channel from Rancher Labs, where "Learning Rancher" videos are posted regularly. But the content is all the same: boring
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kaivi
8y ago
I love Stripe as well, but one thing keeps me wondering - why do their bank payouts take so long? My company is based in Norway, and I see funds arriving a week after they are marked "on the way to your bank". Money get sent like
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kaivi
8y ago
Woah, did not know that. Thank you sir! Time to migrate my personal mail I guess.
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kaivi
8y ago
I second this. Their service was exceptional for 3+ years I've been with FastMail. Got many small businesses I've worked with to migrate. Only thing which annoys me is that their push-enabled iOS app does not support multiple acco
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kaivi
8y ago
Woah, that would be $80k to process my dataset. I'll try renting hardware instead.
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kaivi
8y ago
I've tinkered with face recognition in the past days, and am now waiting for a response to my GCE quota request for a V100 GPU. $8/h rate for a preemptible instance seems really cheap, yet I am not sure if I will ever be able to p
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Openhole Fishing
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kaivi
8y ago
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kaivi
8y ago
I've recently paid for a code signing cert from Comodo, and I'm still stuck in the process. In order to verify your company phone number, it has be shown in any of the links like : (www.dnb.com) or (www.hoovers.com) including loc
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kaivi
9y ago
There is a chat group in Telegram, called "BitGrail Trollbox". It doesn't have a direct link, but one can join when searching the group name through client application. The Bomber dude is there, and it seemed like there is a
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kaivi
9y ago
Thanks, I've enjoyed it a lot, strange how I haven't heard about Adam Curtis earlier. When I watched it, I've had a similar feeling as that during the first semester of philosophy class - things I've noticed and ideas I&
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HyperNormalisation by Adam Curtis (2016) [video]
(youtube.com)
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kaivi
9y ago
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kaivi
9y ago
Love stuff like that! I've quickly wrapped a prettifier for S3 xml listings in a userscript, so you can use it with Tampermonkey Beta. Tested on Chrome under OS X. https://gist.github.com/kaivi/8114cbc2080da78d67c9
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kaivi
9y ago
I'd like to set it up as a subscription service like Domaintools. I'm also crawling and storing user's comments, friends, posts and links to media published in other groups. It will make a great tool for profiling a person, b
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kaivi
9y ago
I'm hoarding profile data diffs from a well known social network. Been crawling every single user for the past 2 years and saving the changes. Had to stop doing it last month, after storage costs became too much.
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Exoatlet exoskeleton design
(artlebedev.com)
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kaivi
9y ago
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kaivi
9y ago
Looks like it does all kinds of tricks at once -- histograms, SIFT/SURF features and edge patterns. I was looking for a simpler solution, like an effective MVP-tree implementation for perceptual hashes. Wouldn't that be faster and
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kaivi
9y ago
This is all good, but how does one store, index and efficiently search for near matches? I have a side project with terabytes of photo URLs, and hashing&indexing them has been an itch I could not scratch.
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9y ago
This makes me wonder: is it possible to submerge the antenna in a special fluid or powder and send some modulated current through it, so that said fluid hardens in form of a radiation pattern? We could then MR scan it and see the real patte
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Timestripe
(timestripe.com)
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kaivi
9y ago
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The Unnecessary Fragmentation of Design Jobs
(m.signalvnoise.com)
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kaivi
10y ago
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kaivi
10y ago
180662, and I am still using it!
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