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by kusmi 9y ago
Has anyone been able to get headless mode to work with socks5 proxy, yet?
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by kusmi 9y ago
I don't know know if I missed it, it seems like author was really trying to cover all the arguments, but the Tex family languages are for hardcore typesetting automation. Author said all Latex docs have a characteristic look. And most
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by kusmi 9y ago
What are your thoughts on Renaissance Technologies?
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by kusmi 9y ago
When it happened to me I immediately filed complaint asking for a refund, and they issued it very quickly with an apology.
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by kusmi 9y ago
I think it can be used in production but it's more work. Red hat and CentOS can be hardened following STIG security profile on first boot from fresh install which includes SElinux checks, firewall and service configurations, etc. I&#x2
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by kusmi 9y ago
I don't understand exactly what this implies. If DAO is a C Corp, will it pay taxes on USD equivalent value of their coin holdings (150$ million going by the report?), or only on what they ultimately convert to USD? What if they use th
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by kusmi 9y ago
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/bash.txt I like bash for the same reason I like emacs, in that no matter what the environment is like, I can usually count on my bash scripts to work. I keep them in e
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by kusmi 9y ago
I use LDA algorithm for topic modeling. It has been the standard go-to for a while now within NLP community. There are implementations of it in many languages. The tricky part is cleaning the text, domain specific stopword lists, and in gen
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by kusmi 9y ago
I made an automatic document tagger and categorizer. It collects any docs or HTML pages saved to Dropbox, dropped into a Telegram channel, saved with zotero, Slack, Mattermost, private webdav, etc, cleans the docs, pulls the text, performs
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by kusmi 9y ago
It's official, my boss really is feeding off my youth.
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by kusmi 9y ago
Five years into emacs and I'm only now getting into org-mode. I have about 6k lines of bash code which tangles into a series of startup scripts I use to bring a fresh boot system into production (that includes everything from db config
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by kusmi 9y ago
why pharmacutical companies I wonder?
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by kusmi 9y ago
Why not just use the fingerprint scanner that's on every mobile phone these days to authenticate.
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by kusmi 9y ago
Easy, I would switch to studying the calculator.
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by kusmi 9y ago
Sounds like it would be neat to use this for a business account. Just need a corporate accountant chatbot.
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by kusmi 9y ago
An AI trained to identify extremist video content for an automated ad to video pairing system? I've read enough sci-fi to know where this is going.
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by kusmi 9y ago
Speaking of, what's the status of LuaJIT?
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by kusmi 10y ago
I even had to build a server specifically for this, running it on AWS for example would bankrupt me.
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by kusmi 10y ago
I work in molecular genetics research, and I've noticed how disconnected subfields within the life sciences can be. For example, a classical geneticist working with yeast can spend their entire career oblivous to the fact that the pro
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by kusmi 10y ago
I was considering piecemealing it out as Saas. The CMS component is heavily dependent on Alfresco, which is a bit of a nightmare to work with, to the extent I code around it instead of directly integrating the components. If I find funding,
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by kusmi 10y ago
Originally no, it was supposed to be a tool to help us generate IP and analyze patents. I'm considering peddling it to other biotechs on a word-of-mouth basis and see where that goes. To make this into a production ready service would
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by kusmi 10y ago
I used to, I now use zotero to save whole pages onto webdav, from there bunch of scripts peel the ads off, scrape the text, convert to PDF, store in cms and index for full text search on solr. Also hooked up Dropbox to do the same for one c
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by kusmi 10y ago
Will be very surprised if this makes any money, let me know.
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by kusmi 10y ago
> peace treaty among interdependent nation It is more commonly referred to as the prisoner's dilemma. This is a strange article, and I'm curious who the author wrote it for. It's certainly not written for biologists famili
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by kusmi 10y ago
I've never used Slack because last I remember they don't allow local installation, therefore no access to any documents that were dropped in, is this still the case? I have been using mattermost instead, and wrote a bot which proc
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by kusmi 10y ago
Not bad, the decision to cut the article right there. Of course, it's just clickbait, but very precisely executed. Makes me curious to know if WSJ editors use analytics software to engineer these. If not, perhaps I can interest you in
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by kusmi 10y ago
Ah, rEFInd, I have it along with a debian image on a USB drive I labeled 'magic stick' because when all else fails, it will work.
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by kusmi 10y ago
I have Centos on my laptop and the Nvidia drivers work, steam works, 3 displays run flawlessly, SELinux is enforcing (!), but I'll be damned if I ever get the network printer to work.
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by kusmi 10y ago
I have a different take on this. Coming out of university with a BS, graduates today are far from well-equipped to perform in corporate upper middle-class jobs (the jobs promising upward mobility). I think this has most to do with an increa
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by kusmi 10y ago
Is the data stored in GPU memory?

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