kldavis4

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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   Loss is hard. When we lose friends and love ones, we lose a part of ourselves that we can never get back. In the same way, though, we can take this time now to remember those who we have lost and the happy memories of them that we still hav
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   "Personal Knowledge" and "Science, Faith and Society" are two that I've enjoyed
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   I am a big fan of Michael Polanyi's writings on tacit knowledge and I was disappointed to find that the author completely misuses the term. Explicit knowledge can be codified and easily expressed. Tacit knowledge is not codified and no
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   I agree. He seems to go off on tangents all over the place without reaching clear conclusions about the original topic.
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   At CNN our initial ML application is around personalization (ie article/video recommendations). While this is our main focus, we are exploring other applications. Eventually my hope is that we are able to provide tools that assist the
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   We've run into some issues with getting AWS Batch to play nicely, though I wouldn't say it is Metaflow specific. Initially we did quite a bit of troubleshooting the Stuck in RUNNABLE errors. We sometimes have issues with batch job
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   by kldavis4 5y ago

   my 2 cents.. I've done a decent amount of work in Cloudformation before working with Terraform, and I generally find it to be far more developer friendly to work with. It is easier to organize and refactor and the syntax is more readab
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   by kldavis4 6y ago

   The XEGS was my first computer. My parents bought it for me when I was 11. I later got a floppy disk drive and a 300 baud modem. It honestly felt magical to me. Rescue on Fractalus was one of my favorite games. The light gun was not as good
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   by kldavis4 6y ago

   Also offtopic, but my 12 year old is obsessed with Hytale.. Loves to read the blog updates and watch the videos and can't wait to eventually play it :)
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    by kldavis4 7y ago

    Apparently there are now technologies available to remove PFAS from water: https://cen.acs.org/environment/persistent-pollutants/Foreve... but it is going to be expensive to deploy everywhere that it is needed.
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    by kldavis4 7y ago

    I used http://ohlife.com/ until they shut down. After that I just switched to using a Google Doc. The service mostly just provided me a daily reminder, but after you get into the habit it isn't hard to keep it up witho
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    by kldavis4 7y ago

    Canada Geese not Canadian :)
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    by kldavis4 7y ago

    Happens to me whenever I hit the number keys just below the touch bar, unless I am very careful. I suspect it is mostly a matter of hand shape.
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    by kldavis4 7y ago

    Here's the paper: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.00333
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    I wonder if there is not some technological solution that can be built into smartphones to prevent this from happening. I realize that they are doing double duty as GPS & music, but imagine if your phone could detect that you are in the
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    I wrote a simple parser in node to import the article dump into an Elasticsearch instance as a part of a hands on tutorial: https://github.com/kldavis4/kuali-days-2017-elasticsearch/bl... . At the time, on the full
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    The Digital Unconformity(linuxjournal.com)

    4 points by kldavis4 8y ago|0 comments
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    Why Late Bloomers Are Happier and More Successful(qz.com)

    1 points by kldavis4 8y ago|0 comments
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    3D Printer with Nano Precision(m.phys.org)

    1 points by kldavis4 8y ago|0 comments
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    Blender’s 25th birthday(blender.org)

    3 points by kldavis4 8y ago|0 comments
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    KualiCo https://www.kuali.co | Full Stack Engineer (React & Node) | Salt Lake City, UT | FULL-TIME, REMOTE Our core services team has 2 open positions for senior level full-stack developers. Preferred experience is React&#x2
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    This reminds me of Travelers, a sci-fi series (available on Netflix in US). An intelligent take on the time travel trope.
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    I'd be curious to know if people believe the author's assertion to be true, or if not, why?
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    We're All Speculators Now(oftwominds.com)

    1 points by kldavis4 8y ago|1 comments
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    I can see strong parallels between this and the fall of the Roman Empire: "Maintaining an army to defend the border of the Empire from barbarian attacks was a constant drain on the government. Military spending left few resources for o
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    Actually, he was addressing the unbelief in a resurrection by the sect of the Sadducees, as well as the simplistic idea underlying their question that life after death will be a direct translation of life before. The Sadducees were basicall
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    For background on the quote: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2013/12/09/safe-harbor/
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    In theory, if the screen is projected onto a surface (like a wall) there should be no reason you can't look away from it.
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    Reminds me of this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derinkuyu_underground_city
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    by kldavis4 8y ago

    It's been edited to remove the arm with the camera. You can see it in the shadow.