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“Inn-sewer-ants,” repeated Rincewind. “Tha’s a funny word. Wossit mean?” “Well, suppose you have a ship loaded with, say, gold bars. It might run into storms or, or be taken by pirates. You don’t want that to happen, so you take out an inn-
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Why not simply buy lovingly raised animals (obviously more expensive) instead of quitting on meat. That way you'd signal to the market that there's more demand for that kind of meat. I mean if everyone was a vegetarian/vegan
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My personal favorite fabric is merino wool. It can cool you, it can warm you it's not itchy doesn't wrinkle and it doesn't smell (you can hike in it for days without any sweaty smell). It's absolutely fantastic.
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10y ago
I don't know the intersection but StVO §12 probably applies as it's likely to be within 5m of the intersection (3/1.) and thus parking isn't allowed.
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10y ago
Even though you specifically say you are willing to go full blown PhD and are interested in digging deep on algorithms etc. I strongly recommend working through "Practical Deep Learning for Coders" course at fast.ai It's free
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"""And exactly how often do you need to measure the temperature when water boils?""" I drink green tea a lot. You pour the water at 70-75 degrees C. It's a lot easier to do the math of how much water you n
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10y ago
How open and hackable/interfacable is the Instant Pot? I own a Thermomix which is pretty locked down and closed. I'd love a machine with that functionality (good blade+heating pot in one basically) and the ability to build my own
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10y ago
Gaming laptops seem relevant for VR and/or machine learning developers. I suppose for machine learning you can use cloud based GPUs but it's still not a bad idea to have a decent offline setup.
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There are a lot of Frauenhofer's and the quality varies quite a bit (anecdotally, anything involving physical engineering is usually solid). They also tend to mass apply for all sorts of grants and build research proposals around trend
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This sounds like a pretty douchy sort of "yeah you're just not good enough, look how fast we are" jab by them. Better not answer with "Thank you very much. I also had a feeling that some people in the room lacked the men
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10y ago
You can select the separator when opening the file in LibreOffice Calc (don't have Excel on this machine but I know it's possible as well). Setting it to ";" fixes this for all European data sets I have worked with that
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Hanhee Paik has (co-)published the following papers in 2016: * Experimental Demonstration of a Resonator-Induced Phase Gate in a Multiqubit Circuit-QED System * System and method for quantum information transfer between optical photons and
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10y ago
OUATITW is the best western ever made :) The brilliance of the first 30ish minutes...I don't see anything like that being produced anymore in the near future.
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10y ago
That "Machine Expert" snipped still looks way too much like a programming language. I fail to see the advantage over rolling a DSL with ANTLR which is reasonably intuitive (I'm assuming this is meant for external DSLs) or bet
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"""The construction cost of the printed house amounted to $10134, which is approximately $275 per square meter, taking in account that partners have provided the highest quality materials""" Due to the wording
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They could aggressively go after certain corporate/government clients (and obviously also consumers but I'd guess not many really care...sadly) with a "no Management Engine, no secrets, no back doors, just secure" pitch.
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One thing Chinese should know about the United States in the Paris Climate Agreement: many people in the U.S., including elected officials and influential folks don't actually believe global warming is a thing. I know it may sound far
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It's an interesting topic that I don't know much about but I have noticed a very interesting correlation over a small sample. In my extended social circle I'd say I'm least prone to "social mimicry" (even thoug
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Well, well, well...scribbles note into Trello: "Today I got fired, it was all my fault, our poor customers suffered" Blog posts as a service.
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No need to put the educational in "". It was originally a parody of the edu-videos (the narrator is famous for doing "Der 7. Sinn" which is a serious edu-series) but is actually used quite often as an introduction to the
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Marketing material and PR stuff...a lot (IKEA catalogue, Lego boxes). I know it's used in warehousing (routes to locations of stuff, basically HUD of sorts) and it's used a lot for product demos/sales (think demoing some mach
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10y ago
Agree (handheld AR with Unity, won't need killer hardware either just you cell phone+your PC is fine). But be aware that if you ever want to ship something Vuforia is kind of costly. For quick prototyping Unity+Vuforia is pretty great.
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10y ago
Depending on the sports you watch there's other good deals deals. 35x12=420$. All access NFL package (for Europeans, not sure about US prices but iirc. it exists and is in the 250$ range) is about 250€/season. I think NBA/NHL
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I think this will sort itself out in the near future if Google really wants to play in this area (who knows maybe this will be cancelled after a year it's Google after all). They have the machine learning power to negotiate deals with
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It's amazing for sales of heavy/bulky products. We're selling rather simple apps that just visualize a product on a nicely produced marker to manufacturers of all sorts. Workflow for their sales teams is pretty much...take ma
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True, interesting that it doesn't on desktop and that I've mentally saved the desktop version even though I probably search a lot more on mobile overall...granted rarely through the landing page.
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10y ago
Wouldn't you say that as a parent it is your obligation to protect the child's privacy? The threat model doesn't even matter, there will be one eventually. All data can be used and combined (now or in the future). Is it that
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Completely agree. I love the pragmatic nature of the course and the general attitude (anyone can do DL). It's probably the one MOOC I'd recommend to every developer or CS student. It's really mind blowing how good you can per
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I only wrote a couple of non-GUI toy programs in Pascal "back in the day" and did some disassembling for fun because someone told me it won't look like C disassemblies (they were right!) but tbh, Delphi from what I remember (
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10y ago
So these are just suggestions? I would have liked to see some data backing the claims. "According to usability studies, it is more user-friendly to have no advanced search options" is also pretty weak without linking to said studi
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