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by ktta 10y ago
I used the term machine learning in my first sentence, but I was actually referring to data + computing power as I did in my second paragraph. Even if they just use OpenCV, that still falls into the realm of using computers to solve problem
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by ktta 10y ago
> more forgiving to use machine learning to pick what picture or outfit you look best in than it is to use it in medicine or architecture Makes sense. I think that's why I'm not seeing them right now.
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by ktta 10y ago
I love Machine Learning. I think it is one of the biggest breakthroughs of this decade. The Big Data + Computing power recipe is something that I thought will bring sweeping changes to society. But with Amazon's Echo look, and now this
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by ktta 10y ago
That's something that interests me about CEOs who constantly face criticism. It was always CEOs like Kalanick who bring difficult but much needed change because they are brave (yes, I said it) enough to make some decisions. It's
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by ktta 10y ago
In a way large cities are harder to get into so the qualifier of it being large is actually detrimental. My opinion is that smaller cities are easier to tackle, so in case anything goes wrong, they can be corrected easily, and after a coupl
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by ktta 10y ago
They target different things. Serde is something that simply serializes data into common text based or binary based format. But there's been some innovation done to make that even more efficient. It started with protocol buffers[1]. So
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by ktta 10y ago
I'd suggest a very interesting subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/StallmanWasRight/
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by ktta 10y ago
I would've agreed with you a couple years ago, but now things have changed. Clouds like AWS and GCE are increasingly offering services that one can't replicate on their own dedicated box. ML, Managed Databases, etc. can't rea
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by ktta 10y ago
It is much worse than the previously convenient click-on-lock-icon -> view certificate. Even on windows, F12 is usually a Fn key, so I have to select Fn+F12 which I never knew till the GP pointed it out to me.
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by ktta 10y ago
There's also capnproto-rust[1] if anyone was wondering. [1]: https://github.com/dwrensha/capnproto-rust
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by ktta 10y ago
It isn't a single button press. Right-click -> inspect -> Security -> View Certificate. Although I have to agree opening a new browser for checking a certificate is hilarious.
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by ktta 10y ago
Have you used Chisel? I've only worked with Verilog but Chisel and Clash are fascinating to me. A lot of people seem to use Chisel, including the people related to RISC-V development. How do you suggest getting started with Clash?
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by ktta 10y ago
Pricing is incorrect. Here's how it looks[1], with further links to the product down the comment chain. The picture I posted there has the exact product's picture with the correct specs. I don't remember the exact pricing but
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by ktta 10y ago
Huh, surprised me that this got attention up rather than the blog post. You should check that out[1] since that is the more appropriate place for general discussion. Here's a link[2] to previous discussion from when it was first announ
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AWS EC2 FPGA Hardware and Software Development Kit(github.com)
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by ktta 10y ago
Are you sure? Because that's a waste of resources. I'd imagine they would cache the results, which would make the GP's concerns about speed valid. Edit: Found the github repo - https://github.com/tomocchino&#x
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by ktta 10y ago
I think you are joking, but he meant PC as in Politically Correct
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by ktta 10y ago
> their previous actually-kinda-nice attempts to give a proper home to professionally-written journalistic content, such that it's not jarringly intermingled with memes, baby photos, and humblebrags. This was nice while it lasted,
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by ktta 10y ago
That subs front page has a ton of spam, which was submitted a year ago, so I wouldn't suggest it. EDIT: On further inspection I think that sub is about the truck 'RAM' and other things.
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by ktta 10y ago
Come on over to https://www.reddit.com/r/FPGA/ , also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14124219
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by ktta 10y ago
I would say subscribe to a couple subreddits. The level of discussion is not as to the point as I find HN tends to have (which is a good thing in my opinion), but there are quite a few different ones with varying levels of discussion and ac
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by ktta 10y ago
Yep, 4,335. https://www.amazon.com/s/&search-alias=books&field-author=Bo... archive in case amazon fixes it: http://web.archive.org/web/20170415003429/https://www.amazon...
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by ktta 10y ago
If anyone want's the source of the proof of concept extension[1] here's a link to get it. Just use wget https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx?response=red... You should just be able to unzip it
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by ktta 10y ago
Looks like you've accidentally repasted the paper URL for the blog post
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by ktta 10y ago
Oh yeah that was a miswording on my part. I wanted to say it can be claimed using copyright laws.
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by ktta 10y ago
I doubt it. The post talked about how there will be 'transitioning' for three months. That doesn't happen in case there are politics serious enough for her to step down.
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by ktta 10y ago
It's amazing how 16 bytes of data can be under copyright. Not arguing, just pointing out how there can be a DMCA request for something so small, citing copyright laws. Reminds me of the AACS controversy when people starting printing ke
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by ktta 10y ago
> it's very widely used by a really huge, diverse range of people. Well you must be around cooler people than I am. Today, if someone wants to start a group chat with persistence (I'm surprised you seem to think this is useles
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by ktta 10y ago
I do realize that the post talked about how real time communication must be avoided. But there are still projects that prefer real time communication and use slack for that. Matrix is a good alternative, and I pointed that out. This is in n
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by ktta 10y ago
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