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by kuu 5y ago
> I'm not the only moderator I misunderstood the article and translated "main" to "only". Thanks for the clarification!
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by kuu 5y ago
I didn't know we could do that. What's the process for nominating a story?
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by kuu 5y ago
If pool is curated by moderators and dang is the only moderator, does it mean that pool is actually dang selection? :)
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Don't Choose Extinction(dontchooseextinction.com)
2 points by kuu 5y ago|0 comments
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by kuu 5y ago
Same news but from other source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29023983
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by kuu 5y ago
Same news but from other source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29024204
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by kuu 5y ago
For sure they use more than likes as a metric/feature for classifying the music you like/dislike. Skip most likely is one of them
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by kuu 5y ago
It's interesting to read these kind of articles that show how little we know about some things. In my case at least I have the general feeling that all is mostly solved by science, but I find it really interesting/motivational tha
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by kuu 5y ago
I don't really know Vivaldi. They mention that they do not track you, but do they make some effort to avoid being tracked by others? For example: firefox reduces the timestamp precision on your mouse events to prevent fingerprinting Do
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by kuu 5y ago
He has a shop: http://handsolo.com/ Maybe that can help him :) He's also on Twitter: https://twitter.com/handsolooficial
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by kuu 5y ago
> Thus, writing a bunch of code is not going to be a cool thing to do anymore: thinking about how to assembly existing software pieces to solve problems with computers will. The vast majority of sw projects are exactly that: connecting p
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by kuu 5y ago
Probably it doesn't add any scientific value, but I was expecting sound with the video (even if it all is noise)
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by kuu 5y ago
First of all, congratulations on shipping it! It's pretty cool. Some feelings I had while using it, just in case it's useful to you: - To me is a bit strange than when I'm focused on comments, by pressing Enter it opens the U
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by kuu 5y ago
Still no tablets. Why is that?
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by kuu 5y ago
> is it possible to design a large scale self replicating machine that runs more efficiently than evolution can give us? Transistors miniaturization may fit under that category. We created something that every year doubled down the scale
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by kuu 5y ago
Do people use it or are they afraid that the other ends get to know their query? Seems a bit like a way to persuade you to don't use it. For large-scale scraping protection there are other options...
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by kuu 5y ago
> They justify paying you less for the same work because of your location. So you are as qualified as someone else but make way less. But now you have that info when applying to the job and it's up to you if you consider that fair o
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by kuu 5y ago
I would say the same as you. As long as you only need a simple model, yes, the MLP is good enough, but forget about making any DeepLearning stuff. And AFAIK, there isn't GPU support, CPU performance is poor compared to GPU execution.
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by kuu 5y ago
This is awesome! With all that data you could do some ML model to make sure your cat is on proper weight (or study the patterns just for fun even, if you later don't apply it), like delivering more or less food or at appropriate interv
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by kuu 5y ago
Link seems not be working
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by kuu 5y ago
It does not work with negative numbers, where can I open a ticket?
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Flying Guide Dog: Path Discovery for the Visually Impaired Utilizing Drones(github.com)
1 points by kuu 5y ago|0 comments
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by kuu 5y ago
> no remotely sane software will automatically perform POST requests to arbitrary urls I'm not a web developer. Out of curiosity, why is that?
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by kuu 5y ago
I love this kind of pattern emergence. It's interesting to see how simple models can create complex behaviors, even by chance
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by kuu 5y ago
Let the user be the one choosing how to use the music. I think Spotify (at least for me and I think for many others) is great because of lists: I'm the one choosing what and when to listen the songs, and I'm able to group them. I
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by kuu 5y ago
I don't understand the comment in the issue by an iPhone user. Can you see the hashes that the mobile generates for each image?? Why that is not "obfuscated" / hidden from the user? I mean, I would expect something compl
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by kuu 5y ago
I'm on the same boat: finding a song now requires too many clicks. Albums make sense in a physical world, but not in the virtual one.
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25 years ago Microsoft released Internet Explorer 3.0(twitter.com)
121 points by kuu 5y ago|83 comments
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by kuu 5y ago
I really dislike that I cannot see the songs anymore
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Playing to the XboxGamePass on the Smartwatch(twitter.com)
1 points by kuu 5y ago|0 comments

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