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Can I ssh to it? Seems like no WiFi stack but if it has Bluetooth there might be a Linux sysadmin wizard out there who can tell me how to patch and Jimmy my way into an ssh session?
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It’s not rude I don’t mind, I started at about 115kg, and I’m about 105 now, in about a month. I will also add a wee disclaimer: I’m also exercising a lot too, I walk 7km every second day, so no doubt that’s contributing. I’m happy with the
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5y ago
Vegetables, steak and fish. I try to avoid carbs
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I have been intermittant fasting for a month now and the results are fantastic. The mental clarity alone is worth it, let alone the weight loss and general well being (better sleep, better digestion) I only eat for 4 hours a day, some days
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5y ago
This project sounds cool, I’d love to see a blog post about it and some pictures!
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Sorry, I meant the content, the content is ancient (most of it anyway)
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5y ago
On my machine, yes
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5y ago
Wow textfiles.com hit me right in the nostalgia, I was wondering, Is there a modern equivalent of textfiles.com?
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5y ago
http://biochemical-pathways.com/#/map/1
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5y ago
I agree that a good product is more than just the source code but you shouldn’t discourage cloning ideas, because building more specialised versions, or enhancing features is much easier if the source code is available.
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5y ago
Diversification of interests accelerates creativity due to axiomatic discovery and reinforcement, idea plasticity and abstraction practice. Other interests are not just important, they are necessary.
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This has changed me - I WFH, but every 2 days I take a 2 hour walk, I walk about 7.5KM to the beach and back and while I’m tired at the end of the walk, it’s hugely invigorating and I often end up coding until well after midnight on my own
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5y ago
I would say, some combinations of: - Helping with feature engineering at scale - Putting models into production - All of the environmental stuff (Framework versions, security patching, etc) - Monitoring models and model drift - Supporting h
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5y ago
Can you please list them? Then I can write all the glue code and pull them together.
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5y ago
You take your eye off the ball for 20 or 30 years and look what happens (throws hands in air)
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Yeah, the consequence of large intelligence differentials in war is that the lower intelligence doesnt even know they are at war It's not that they don't know the rules, it's that they don't even know they are playing.
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5y ago
Yeah it’s interesting this got me thinking, lossless compression is just removing redundancy right - like it doesn’t introduce any ambiguity in the data (?) So feeding AI compressed data might allow it to be more efficient with its limited
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5y ago
I’m not on the US
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5y ago
I have to pay 40% of my income as income tax. I have HAD ENOUGH. This is infuriating. What can we do?
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5y ago
I stopped reading when they said its architecture should be more like Photoshop. This made me actually LOL. Has the author ever tried coding a photoshop plugin? Or read a PSD file from scratch, its a notoriously poor interface, bogged by ba
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5y ago
No, because although individually each use case above could be described as niche (maybe) - there’s so many different ones, in so many different industries, there’s clearly a general use case. I’ve been a developer with 18 years commercial
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Graph databases are used in many many places. Examining bank transactions, finding the shortest path through state machines, molecular reaction modelling, transactional arbitrage/trading, circuit modelling, fact modelling in AI, threat
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6y ago
It’s not as flexible, doesn’t support self hosting and is way more expensive, I’ll stick with Grafana
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6y ago
Cool site! Created a room for the HN crowd here: https://lofi.chat/r/DEFI-45867b3a
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I’m in rural NZ and I can’t wait for Starlink to be available here (it says late 2021 for my area) I have been trying to get the local ISP to install their system for 6 weeks now, their service is just terrible. Installers don’t answer the
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6y ago
> find . -print | sed -e 's;[^/]*/;|____;g;s;____|; |;g' Naturally
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6y ago
What’s the market value of bunglemudgeons on CoinMarketCap? Because filecoin right now is at 194USD and the internet archive can sell them on the open market, right now if they want, today.
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Ask HN: Best home automation hardware / software
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> Kunshan police found and destroyed 17 cheats and arrested 10 people in connection with the ring. Ah ha! A cheat! (holds bit of paper). Quick, burn it! Excellent, one more cheat eliminated from the world.
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6y ago
Agreed, the sad truth is: not only do we have to have them, but we have to have the best ones.
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