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leesec
8y ago
Not trying to be a jerk but I disagree with about everything here. Casino cash games are of the most profitable games, and certainly some of the most accessible, given that they typically run at consistent hours with usually a variety of ta
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leesec
8y ago
The point would be to save lives. With most accidents coming from drivers being drunk/distracted, a vastly improved cruise control could prevent many deaths.
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leesec
8y ago
Ethereum would like a word.
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leesec
8y ago
I think their advantage comes in the fact that their car IS a computer. They're the only OEM that can do meaningful OTA updates to the car. It is a massive advantage and none of the other manufacturers have close to the same infrastruc
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leesec
8y ago
You underplaying the importance of Tesla is laughable. 5 years ago electric/autonomous cars-as-computers were not on the road map (or were an afterthought) for major OEM's, now you go to auto shows and every manufacturers is featu
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leesec
8y ago
Can you point me to some stretching resources? I've struggled with lower back and neck pain for a while. I try to stretch but I'm never sure what I do is helping.
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leesec
8y ago
Decentralized consensus can have far, far more wide reaching applications than the ones you mentioned, IMO. Also you're not considering the potential benefits of on-chain governance/smart contracts.
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leesec
9y ago
Or you could just ask them to specify like, "did you mean explain x or y?".
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leesec
9y ago
You can use a combination of sensors. Many use a camera + LiDAR + radar, some use just camera + radar. So... object detection + computer vision. I personally don't think the LiDAR is necessary or feasible.
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leesec
9y ago
Sorry about the uses of the term 'fake news' I guess. But I was just making the point that it's definitely at least Alpha software.
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leesec
9y ago
This is fake news, imo. You can currently run Hotz' software Openpilot on your car and many do. The general consensus is that it's as good as Tesla's AP2. There are hours of footage of Openpilot driving by actual users (not P
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leesec
9y ago
I think this is a wholly unfounded post. Please provide sources if you're going to make bold assertions like: "Your neuro-chemistry is altered in such a radical way that you're bound to see yourself and the world from a radic
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leesec
9y ago
If you are able to reveal something of the architecture, is this just classifying the image based off other similar images from r/roastme, and then outputting a random insult that was deemed acceptable for that classification of image?
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leesec
9y ago
I actually think he/she's got it the right way. I don't think most people post pictures of food because they're dedicated 'foodies', I think they do it for the likes.
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leesec
9y ago
Second this. It's my anecdotal experience that the trend of people 'feeling tired all the time' in modern American society is a result of the extremely large caloric intake that's become common for most meals.
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leesec
9y ago
For a smaller dose: Seek out any of the numerous volunteer activities that are sure to be available in most cities. For example, I found a literacy center near me that teaches adults who want it reading/writing/basic math. I spent
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leesec
9y ago
I don't want to give a blanket statement since everyone is different, but send me a PM if you need someone to talk to. I can at the very least be a listening ear, and maybe provide some advice having been in similar places.
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leesec
9y ago
Consider checking out Italki.com Personalized language teachers at extremely affordable rates. I've payed as low as $6/hr before.
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leesec
9y ago
Just an opinion but, jobs are jobs, and relationships are really whats most important in life. Don't leave this human you care about for the potential of something better career wise.
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leesec
9y ago
When can we expect this class? Also, Jeremy Howard recently commented that they were redoing the first Practical Deep Learning for Coders class, is this going to be the same course or will they be separate? Have loved your material, thank y
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leesec
9y ago
Can you specify which book you mean, when you say "ISLR"? Thanks!
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leesec
9y ago
Hi Jeremy, Recently started the first course and wanted to say I am really loving it. Thank you and Rachel for your time and effort into making this topic more accessible. Getting things set up for lesson 1/2 I noticed there were a few
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leesec
9y ago
Yes, I was apart of the Java bootcamp at Grand Circus. I am also concerned that the market will become over-saturated, but they seem to be varying the programs enough and actually growing enough of a reputation that they seem to be getting
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leesec
9y ago
Went to a bootcamp in Detroit 7~ months ago, had a job offer before I finished the bootcamp, started immediately as a Java E-commerce Developer, and am happily working there still. Of the 8 or so people I kept in contact with, all had jobs