mdonahoe

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   by mdonahoe 10y ago

   I took nothing from that article. Why does he want trump?
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   by mdonahoe 10y ago

   Any concrete information from your time working with them?
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   by mdonahoe 10y ago

   The dramatic changes will come when nearly cars are autonomous, and the rules of the road start changing to optimize for computers. In the meantime, I agree that you can approximate a self-driving car experience pretty closely by ordering a
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   That particular bootstrap theme has enough flair that it gets annoying to see it repeatedly. There is more to bootstrap than just that single theme, but it has become too popular. Imagine if there was a video editing template that cut any m
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   Revenue
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   Are you referencing something in particular with this beer bong comment, or just being hyberbolic?
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   What would happen if you generated a lot of images like this, tagged them as "conv-net filter", and then added them to the set of images that the neural nets trained on? Would the network learn more discriminating filters for ever
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   I'm guessing the biggest subcategory is car crashes while taking a selfie, but I didn't see it specifically mentioned in the article. How were car accidents not at the top of the accidental death list?
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   by mdonahoe 11y ago

   That's cool. Whenever I play with things like this, I always end up just making a mess.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    This was great back in college, but I haven't used it since collaborative web editors came on the scene
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I am reminded of this Thoreau quote: "We are in great haste to construct a magnetic telegraph from Maine to Texas; but Maine and Texas, it may be, have nothing important to communicate."
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    Anyone know where I can find a block diagram for this chip? I'd like to overlay it and get a better sense of what each section is doing. My google foo didn't turn up anything quickly.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    Yup
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    Doesn't this logic assume that there are the same number of darts thrown total at both boards? The issue with founder funding is there are fewer female applicants than male applicants, and the applications aren't published.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I love that we can now achieve the same result with a single line of code >>> for backword in sorted(line[::-1].strip() for line in file('/usr/share/dict/words')): print backword[::-1] and I
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    How about doing web stuff at a robotics company?
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I thought this was a joke at first, but here is the link. http://spotthedrowningchild.com/creator.html Very cool.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I watched about 30 of those videos and enjoyed the challenge. Like a moving Where's Waldo. I agree about the tube flips. It was almost always a kid in a tube that leans over too far and then gets dumped out. Once I knew what to look fo
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    If you know what a Raspberry Pi is, you are not the target customer.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    It is easy and reliable.(A usb webcam requires a computer, which complicates things.) You don't need this camera, but it can be useful if you get creative. I don't leave it on all the time, but I use it occasionally on a whim: 1.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I bought one a few years ago and found it to be a much less enjoyable experience than a multi-blade razor. The single blade would pull at my hairs a painful amount before cutting them.
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    by mdonahoe 11y ago

    I don't read this as an argument at all. I read it as a reflection on the power of software.
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    Reminds me of Peter Norvig's whiskey story: http://www.norvig.com/speech.html "Before I answer that, let me return for the moment to Dewey Decimal 663: beverage technology. It turns out that in my very first profe
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    So if I have large (1GB+) files in my repo, you recommend against git-fat? I have been enjoying the simplicity of git-fat, but running git diff and especially git grep makes me think I should switch to something else.
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    Why would they kill it? "Today it’s safe to say that it’s the most successful game we’ve ever made." This is just an article talking about the development and reception. Doesn't mean the game is dead.
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    What is the name of the shop? Can you share your specs? Thanks.
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    We have a small engineering-only team and I want everyone to have nice machines. I am just wondering where the best place is to buy them.
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    I want nice machines. We are doing c++ programming, so fast compile times is preferred. I basically want fast cpu, lots of memory, SSDs, and large monitors. We aren't making games though, so we don't need beefy GPUs
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    Which workstations should a startup buy?

    5 points by mdonahoe 12y ago|10 comments
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    by mdonahoe 12y ago

    Reading this is so strange feeling. Its like weird science fiction or something where many of the important words are made up, but the rest is normal English. urbit ship vane hoon! At least math is the same.