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by levesque 7y ago
That's a crazy incentive to split your information across multiple services. These read like horror stories. I'd be in so much trouble if I got locked out of my google accounts.
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by levesque 7y ago
I guess it sounded better than being extradited and mistreated by the US government.
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by levesque 7y ago
Don't Docker Enterprise and Docker Desktop share code and expertise? Isn't this a loss for both of those projects?
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by levesque 7y ago
Am I the only one that's not offended by the NPR website? I found it rather clean with a reasonable (i.e. limited) amount of ads. So many websites overdo it with animated ads and attention grabs, this one actually feels clean and reada
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by levesque 7y ago
It's still rather clumsy though, if you go too fast from typing to touchpad you have to wait for the delay. If you set the delay to be too quick, you will get wrong clicks. It's more a question of palm detection, and the Linux tou
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by levesque 7y ago
I've spent more time fighting with brew and the third party package manages than I have with issues in Ubuntu.
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by levesque 7y ago
It is opt-in, so if you don't like the idea you don't have to participate. I think that's the best of both worlds.
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by levesque 7y ago
It is not looking at the raw pixels. It gets fed a bunch of arrays, but is limited by what is currently on the screen and not in fog. The idea is that this would be perfectly doable with state of the art machine learning and would not measu
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by levesque 7y ago
I guess with number of APM/delay restrictions this would be the same as what a pro player can achieve. And pro player definitely do this, they bounce over the map all the time to monitor what is happening.
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by levesque 7y ago
An alternative would have been a powered USB hub.
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by levesque 7y ago
Maybe own your content? If you can own your content it doesn't matter what's the platform. If the platform forces you to release control over your content, then it's a big red flag.
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by levesque 7y ago
Keras is part of the problem for me. It is rather rigid and it's hard to get around. Works super well for the regular use case. On the other hand, when you want to start doing custom stuff, it's hell.
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by levesque 7y ago
Might give it another try, but my latest incursion in the Tensorflow universe did not end pleasantly. I ended up recoding everything in Pytorch, took me less than a day to do the stuff that took me more than a week in TF. One problem is tha
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by levesque 7y ago
This changes everything.
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by levesque 7y ago
Can't they still track you by IP address? (assuming you have a unique address)
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by levesque 7y ago
Possibly also the most hated file format. Just the fact that no two PDF editors behave the same way goes to show how bad of a format it is.
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by levesque 7y ago
No idea, was just messing around. If one really were to do this, the best way would probably be to trick them into employing you, and then verify from the inside (and even then, good luck!). I do believe it's going to be an issue in th
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by levesque 7y ago
Don't trust, verify.
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by levesque 7y ago
I agree that they completely ignore Amazon which has a similar curve to Microsoft, except higher in ranking.
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by levesque 7y ago
Even though the switch happened a long time ago, I still have a strong dislike for Gnome Shell. It might be irrational at that point since I've had plenty of time to get used it and I can't pinpoint an exact reason why I dislike i
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by levesque 7y ago
If you are using it as a working environment, you probably should stick to LTS releases.
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by levesque 7y ago
I think you mean 20.04 LTS.
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by levesque 8y ago
That's not really news, it was posted a month ago.
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by levesque 8y ago
What would make it easier IMHO is to make it a top-down version only. Take a photo from the top, then the program breaks down the board into 8x8 squares, feeds each square into a classification algorithm that you will train on a bunch of ha
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by levesque 8y ago
Yikes that is pricey. Camera costs more than the board, right.
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by levesque 8y ago
Pretty sure they are not using a GAN, but it is still a lot of fun. https://imgur.com/a/t3qeKtr
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by levesque 8y ago
Haha I did set up the stage for the multiple slam dunks I received as replies. This is really amazing.
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by levesque 8y ago
Don't kid yourself, it's not going to be as efficient. Audio and delay are big issues, as not everybody can talk at the same time. But the point is that it is doable, and some companies have good success with that. They are usuall
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by levesque 8y ago
Starting a lab soon to investigate this. Brb, I'm going to gather feral cats.
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by levesque 8y ago
Our models have reviewed your submission, and deemed it to be 87% incoherent, 52% redundant, and 24% fake. We therefore reject your submission. Sincerely, the Chief Bot Editor.

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