michael_h

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by michael_h 10y ago
Half of the time, when I look at the git blame for a certain line, I get: 'whitespace-only change'
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by michael_h 10y ago
Amazon's app store maybe?
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by michael_h 10y ago
Extremely cold is pushing it. Chilly is probably more apt. It generally has a mid-level UV index, so you feel warm in direct sunlight, but the humidity is very low so the 'breeze' feels cold. Some may find this unpleasant.
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by michael_h 10y ago
It's more about the models than the framework. Moses is really great, and has a few example models, but to get usable results you will have to build up your own models. Kaldi is another. I have a model around here getting a WER of abou
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by michael_h 10y ago
If you have phonetically rich source data, festival will work pretty well. If you need a little more flex in your system, and can deal with a super weird training process, HTS is probably a better choice. With a small amount of work, you ca
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by michael_h 10y ago
The number of bowties I've seen recently has increased dramatically...among younger workers. This is in a research focused environment, so there's a little more fashion leeway. Things are cyclical. For better or worse, I think we&
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by michael_h 10y ago
He is saying that 1g of LSD ( when including the paper weight ) is maybe a couple hundred doses, while 1g of meth in a plastic bag is ~10,000 doses, but they are sentenced as if they are equivalent.
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by michael_h 10y ago
I wanted to like clion. It is so good looking and had the standard set of jetbrains magic, but wow is it slow. If I'm trying to wrestle the ideas from my brain and squash them into the editor, and then I'm suddenly interrupted w
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by michael_h 10y ago
> EDIT: Wow, several downvotes already. Sorry for pointing out the negatives, but downvoting does not solve those problems. It's the tone, not the content, that is earning the downvotes. I suspect if you left out the second paragrap
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by michael_h 10y ago
How much is a Telegram exploit worth? Maybe more than $300K.
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by michael_h 10y ago
You're probably correct on this point in general, but the tax break I get from having kids offsets the cost of almost two weeks of preschool. No one is having kids to save money.
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by michael_h 10y ago
> gray hairs, which takes <10 minutes a month for my barber to extract Let 'em grow, man. Good enough for George Clooney, good enough for me.
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by michael_h 10y ago
If you find someone with access to Nielsen sales data, it's enlightening. Walmart is very rarely the cheapest retailer. It's been a few years, but I believe the rock bottom, cheapest grocer was Aldi, by a huge margin.
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by michael_h 10y ago
This is unrelated to net neutrality.
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by michael_h 10y ago
Yeah, I saw them - a little difficult to tell with the loop, but they still seem 'off'. Buh.
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by michael_h 10y ago
North America (excluding territories): Antigua and Barbuda The Bahamas Barbados Belize Canada Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicara
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by michael_h 10y ago
Oh man, those facial images are deep in the uncanny valley. Maybe on the rising side of the slope now, but still way down there.
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by michael_h 10y ago
> The study analyzed friendship ties among 84 subjects (ages 23 to 38) in a business management class I guess we had better draw some general conclusions from such a robust sample then, shall we?
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by michael_h 10y ago
Smell of a storm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrichor
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by michael_h 10y ago
> fermented foods are another area people are currently anti-science with respect to food I think people eat it because they heard it's good for you and it tastes amazing. They're not necessarily 'anti-science'.
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by michael_h 10y ago
#define strdup _strdup
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by michael_h 10y ago
> Linux definitely feels more "organic" and "grown" whereas FreeBSD seems like it was architected and planned out. This is 'The Cathedral and the Bazaar'. I've often seen the phrase used to contrast Mic
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by michael_h 10y ago
I don't think that would come out right. If you use cold water, you'd have to replace heat with time and the entire point of the aeropress is to brew quickly, to avoid leeching the more bitter parts of the bean. My general approac
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by michael_h 10y ago
If you haven't seen Primer, I recommend it. MILD SPOILER: If you could make short-lived copies of yourself, you should probably keep a close eye on them. After all, you're clever, they're clever. You're motivated to keep
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by michael_h 10y ago
How strange is it to be Larry Ellison? Actually, all parties in that dispute are weird. Dude expects the world to freeze around him (who knew that redwoods would grow ), so he offers to double the landowner's investment, giving them
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by michael_h 10y ago
From the mouseovers in the graphic: * Wall bed: $7,780 * Coffee table: $1,450 * Expanding table: $4,165 * Folding chairs: $250/each ($1,000)
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by michael_h 10y ago
You just use the PCI bus. GPUDirect gives you DMA access to the other GPUs on the same bus. If they're in PCI express x16 slots, it's relatively speedy.
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by michael_h 10y ago
Those two things are unrelated. The ball joint lets you position the wheels (ie steer). I would be monumentally shocked if Tesla didn't put rubber seals on the ball joints.
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by michael_h 10y ago
Haven't seen them before. They're a bit abstract, but after a couple of drinks they'll probably do it.
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by michael_h 10y ago
I get a little choked up when I see paintings of horses. I have no other connection to horses. It's very quick and generally jumbled with thoughts of "Uhhhhh, what in the world is happening right now?"

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