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by m_ke 8y ago
A car is a >=$500/month headache. The "high end" scooters cost $300-500 and are small enough to fit in your closet. Anyone who plans on using one regularly will be better off buying one. Lyft/Uber cars are reliable an
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by m_ke 8y ago
Was about to come in here and ask what will prevent people from just testing out the scooters then buying their own for $300 if they like the experience. I live in a smallish apartment in NYC and don't have room for a bike so city bike
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by m_ke 8y ago
Rekognition crawled and annotated millions of images of different celebrities to train their face recognition model. Once you have an accurate model for a lot of classes it's much easier to add new ones with just a few samples.
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by m_ke 8y ago
100% this. I'd actually encourage your friend to start with an Etsy store and consider adding a shopify based store later if she gets some traction. If you'd like to help her and learn python while doing it then there's a lot
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by m_ke 8y ago
My father is a structural engineer and runs a construction company. He spends a quarter of his day measuring things and looking at CAD drawings. Current apps are not there yet but being able to scan construction sites and overlay designs on
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by m_ke 8y ago
Measuring apps.... And now this: https://9to5mac.com/2018/06/04/apple-unveils-new-first-party...
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by m_ke 8y ago
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dark-reader/eimadp...
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by m_ke 8y ago
It's a feature you'll probably end up using all the time without even noticing it. I just wrote a class to keep track of changes to an object using proxies yesterday. That way you can pass an object to a form, modify it in place a
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by m_ke 8y ago
Yes
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by m_ke 8y ago
It probably took a week just to put together this post. I bet it's great for recruiting though. Kind of like google letting researchers waste half their time writing papers and going to conferences.
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by m_ke 9y ago
I made an app that uses computer vision to help people track what they eat with computer vision. I'd love to have these if they opened up an API so that we could make the experience 100% passive. Right now our users still have to pull
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by m_ke 9y ago
*was, and that 800K wasn't for a full year.
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by m_ke 9y ago
A good way to get around the long iteration cycles is to develop on subsets of the data or simpler tasks. With computer vision you can either start with something like MNIST (which might not always be ideal because you'll need to adjus
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by m_ke 9y ago
I'm pretty sure that's Bear, a great markdown based notes app. http://www.bear-writer.com/
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by m_ke 9y ago
Yeah, I'm stuck taking the bus to the E/F, which from what I've heard are the most delayed lines in the city. They also make for a great homeless shelter because they are one of the longer routes and never go above ground. I&
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by m_ke 9y ago
I just work from home most days now because of how bad it has gotten. I had to move back to Queens a few months ago near where I grew up and the trip to SoHo that used to take at most 45 minutes is now 60-90 min. A few times I was stuck on
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by m_ke 9y ago
Yes, I just stated the fact that zone defense is much more common in college basketball and that it might explain the disparity in shooting percentages at different distances. Zone was forbidden in the NBA for a long time and, as you said,
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by m_ke 9y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/why-zone-defenses-are-taking-ov...
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by m_ke 9y ago
https://www.sportingcharts.com/dictionary/nba/hand-checking....
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by m_ke 9y ago
Zone defense and the 3 seconds rule have much more to do with this. Zone is much more common in college and seems to explain the stats because 2-3 gives up the high post and 3s on the wing to protect the paint.
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by m_ke 9y ago
Probably just like the old Mike D'Antoni teams. It's interesting to see how much his 7 seconds offense changed basketball.
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by m_ke 9y ago
Yes, they're admitting that Swift is a way batter language for data science work.
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TensorFlow Hub(github.com)
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by m_ke 9y ago
We have a newsletter sign up form on bite.ai but haven't really emailed anyone yet. The API is coming soon though so we'll probably send out a message when we launch it.
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by m_ke 9y ago
We're building a food/nutrition knowledge graph. Goal is to be able to take a product, recipe or restaurant dish that someone ate and determine what type of food it is, cuisine, ingredients, dietary properties and etc.
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by m_ke 9y ago
Looks awesome! We're in the process of building a knowledge graph and were looking for a more intuitive way to manage the main hierarchy. Adding node autocomplete would a great way to do that, especially if it could pull in existing ch
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by m_ke 9y ago
For people who had time to play with TF Eager, how does it stack up vs pytorch?
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by m_ke 9y ago
Facebook tracks everyone that comes across a page with a like button. They also purchase data from 3rd parties https://www.engadget.com/2016/12/30/facebook-buys-data-on-us...
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by m_ke 9y ago
It's interesting that this just dropped to the second page.
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by m_ke 9y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/shell_ki/status/97680538533092966...

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