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m_ke
8y ago
I'm sure Google will be willing to beat anything that Facebook offers for the next rising competitor just to hurt them.
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m_ke
8y ago
We get to get spied on by Google and Facebook instead. Now those companies are using the money they made by spying on us to get exclusive access to patient data so they can expand their monopolies to healthcare. https://www.healt
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m_ke
8y ago
He's clearly not talking about user privacy. Chinese companies and government will have access to billions of medical records to train their algorithms on while their western counterparts are squabbling with individual hospitals over a
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The Deep Learning Revolution – Terrence Sejnowski [video]
(youtube.com)
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m_ke
8y ago
Stephen Boyd is amazing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McLq1hEq3UY&list=PL3D9A62846...
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This is how much VCs are paid ($634,000)
(techcrunch.com)
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m_ke
8y ago
I was a 1st employee at a fairly successful startup and am now an "early stage founder". The experience from one doesn't carry over as much to the other as you'd expect. 1) Somewhat true, it's definitely the case in
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m_ke
8y ago
+1 for that. Later either join a post A round startup with traction or start your own thing.
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m_ke
8y ago
Go work at Google for 2-3 years, save some money then start your own startup if you feel like it. Being an early employee at a startup is usually not worth it.
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m_ke
8y ago
Same here, except at $1100 for 64GB I might have to consider going back to an android phablet.
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m_ke
8y ago
You should check this out https://github.com/nteract/hydrogen
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m_ke
8y ago
I'm saying that this should really be a function like def train( data: File, arch='resnet18', workers=4, epochs=90, start_epoch=0, batch_size=256, learning_rate=0.9, momen
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m_ke
8y ago
It's ok but for some scripts it ends up being half of the code and you end up with a script that's dealing with an opaque args object. Here's a decent example of this https://github.com/pytorch/examples&#
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m_ke
8y ago
I was looking for something similar to click / fire that uses type annotations to validate/cast the inputs today. Came across this https://github.com/Lucretiel/autocommand I think it would be really nice to h
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m_ke
8y ago
I also keep them blocked on my computer and only check them on my phone. I keep my phone in grayscale mode so it's much less engaging. Another thing that worked for me was writing a custom js script to filter out posts I hid without lo
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m_ke
8y ago
I just disabled it for everything, also there's a way to delete specific autocomplete suggestions from the results.
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m_ke
8y ago
I just use a dark chrome theme with it to get around that issue.
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m_ke
8y ago
Will be interesting to watch twitter die once Trump is out of office.
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8y ago
Instagram
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m_ke
8y ago
I only get weekly calls from them begging me to add cable to my internet package. Conveniently they do it during work hours and use a different number each time.
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m_ke
8y ago
Even if only 5% of your friends were on it?
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8y ago
3. Shelf life, which means no spoiled food and lost revenue for the stores. 4. Marketing / Branding, you can market packaged food and build a valuable brand. Hard to do that with fresh produce since you can't really control the su
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8y ago
https://facesofauschwitz.com/gallery/
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m_ke
8y ago
Our app (Bitesnap) is made with RN. Another popular one is Gyroscope. - https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bitesnap-photo-food-journal/... - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?i
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m_ke
8y ago
Not trying to push our app too much here but we made Bitesnap for this reason. I was overweight as a kid and tried really hard to use MFP but it was the biggest chore of the whole weight loss process. With Bitesnap we're trying to auto
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m_ke
8y ago
We have an app called Bitesnap that doesn't have an account and works offline. We are working on syncing across devices though so at some point we'll add a way to create an optinal account.
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8y ago
I linked to some proposals in this issue https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/issues/4164
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8y ago
I wouldn't call Jersey and NYC well integrated. If Jersey City was part of New York we'd be able to take the subway to Newark . Instead we get to deal with fake traffic on the GW because Jersey decided to elect Chris Christie. As
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m_ke
8y ago
I don't doubt that there are edge cases where these are convenient. I'm really just questioning the business model. Right now these services are a novelty so a lot of people use them but they don't really pass the toothbrush
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m_ke
8y ago
So they're competing with Uber/Lyft for the short random trips that you might occasionally take at almost the same price. In NYC people use citi bikes for their daily commute because most of us don't have space for a bike and
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