mikevin

9 ms·

61.
by mikevin 8y ago
Might want to add a step where you make sure to strip any information that allows them to find the source, they might look at EXIF data or even do a reverse image lookup to identify false positives.
62.
by mikevin 9y ago
> Or it can drive over a toddler or pin someone against a wall until they die. There might be situations where this could happen but humans have such a bad track record when it comes to driving/parking/paying attention in gener
63.
by mikevin 9y ago
Thanks for this! I was looking for something like this to play with.
64.
by mikevin 9y ago
With you on that but I think it takes a special kind of skill to bridge that gap. This is why I like Hacker News and Reddit, there's always someone who has the time and skills to find a good balance between precise and concise.
65.
by mikevin 9y ago
> Now if the controls break, “I can go to any video game store and procure an Xbox controller anywhere in the world, so it makes a very easy replacement,” Senior Chief Mark Eichenlaub told The Virginian-Pilot. I get his point but that so
66.
by mikevin 9y ago
The exception being VR/AR
67.
by mikevin 9y ago
I think writing Macbeth isn't a good indicator of anything except being Shakespeare. Asking it a few questions about some general concepts like logic, math, and patterns(relationships in Macbeth maybe?) would probably yield results th
68.
by mikevin 9y ago
Bulk pricing can be competitive but at least there's options for competitors. With this deal there's nothing competition can do to compete. But yes, it's difficult to define a hard line. I think the fact that this was a real
69.
by mikevin 9y ago
Do you have any links to those? Thanks
70.
by mikevin 9y ago
That's brilliant. I guess you'd need a Wikipedia-like user community to manage all the likely scenarios.
71.
by mikevin 9y ago
Link[1] for those who want to know more. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffin_corner_(aerodynamics)
72.
by mikevin 9y ago
Can you expand on why DRM is technically impossible? I don't disagree but I'm wondering about your reasoning.
73.
by mikevin 10y ago
I also feel like we should perhaps be grateful that it's Google that's powerful here. I know they are know longer the company that 100% embraces "Don't be evil" but I still believe they are trying. It's just th
74.
by mikevin 10y ago
There's a footnote about this: https://www.joyent.com/node-js/production/design/errors#fn:1
75.
by mikevin 10y ago
I have to say that it would be nice if the sidecar functionality was available in the free edition. I don't want to try the free version because I'm unsure of the effects that renaming will have. I'd be afraid of losing poten
76.
by mikevin 10y ago
It shows all posts that link to that domain. Your example was the only post from that domain.
77.
by mikevin 10y ago
I don't think that's going very far. Humans who figure this out also have access to context. You wouldn't know a song is protesting against a war unless you know about the war it's protesting against. 800 million pages m
78.
by mikevin 10y ago
You could start with Blender. It's very advanced and totally free.
79.
by mikevin 11y ago
You listed racer + racerd separately so I wasn't sure if you meant the --racer-completer option or a different approach. Thanks.
80.
by mikevin 11y ago
Do you use all of the autocompletion options you listed? Or is YCM with --racer-completer enough?
81.
by mikevin 11y ago
Weird, their example at https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/cloud-vision/tree/mas... shows digits. Your best bet is probably ABBYY if you want something else.
82.
by mikevin 11y ago
This might be of interest: http://www.constructedintellect.com/learning-ai-resources-li...