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   by mtw 11y ago

   Torch is used in production by Facebook , deepmind and possibly baidu, amongst others. Facebook especially have released code to make torch run much faster on AWS with GPU cards. Also no startup time. The design is done with a high level la
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   by mtw 11y ago

   What about Torch or Theano which allow you to use multiple GPUs and clusters? they also have a wide array of libraries which allows you to extend capabilities (itorch etc.). torch is also very fast, most parts written in C so I don't k
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   by mtw 11y ago

   Actually I'm not planning to be popular. I'm doing it for myself and to develop interesting projects. Of course, it would be cool if it becomes popular. In terms of popularity, if I see something is interesting, I make sure to add
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   by mtw 11y ago

   I'm doing something similar where I publish all main and side-projects (good and bad) and judge interest from retweets, stars and forks https://github.com/heri However working on 10 projects simultaneously is not feasi
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   by mtw 11y ago

   From what you've seen, what's recommended, flux or redux or relay/graphql? I have trouble keeping up with those
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   by mtw 11y ago

   ok. will see round 12. But why did you downvote my comment? I was just reporting a fact, a benchmark that was performed by a third-party. It's not like I was voicing a weird opinion or fabricating truth.
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   by mtw 11y ago

   I'd be interested in benchmarks vs other similar frameworks, for the same use case. These had json/db queries benchmarks however Phoenix lags behind (will be at the top soon?) https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks
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   by mtw 11y ago

   For seeing pictures and watching videos, 8 bit is good. Its when you start manipulating images that it doesn't work out. For example, you have a nice sunset picture but its dark and you can't see the people in front. As a result,
9. 459.▲
   by mtw 11y ago

   nice. could be cool in a home automation project
10. 460.▲
    by mtw 11y ago

    remote possible?
11. 461.▲
    by mtw 11y ago

    It's a nice hack but a small chromebook (HP chromebook, $199) will save you time and also more convenient. Also you will "fit in" more anywhere than having a raspberry pi with odd-looking parts. The guy with a chromebook look
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I wonder if deep learning could be more accurate for this kind of problem
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I don't think Google mapped every street single address to a set of lat/long?? There must be mathematical formula to map a street address, knowing how the city allocated street numbers
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I love it! Have shared with friends Is it possible to work and then have others "fork" the results? Like jsfiddle
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I like the constant updates and community behind OpenStreetMap. I'm thinking, would there be a particular reason why a developer would choose Google Maps instead of OpenStreetMap for a new application? I don't know if there are an
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Chrome OS would have had more chances if they gave it more capabilities. Being limited to essentially chrome extensions as apps suck! Users want to install easily Atom, postgres or redis or even simple tools like GIMP without fighting again
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Nice! Does this work with scipy now?
18. 468.▲
    by mtw 11y ago

    all out of stock?
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Nice! Meanwhile Instagram added new filters: Clarendon, ludwig, moon etc. Would love to have a guide on how to recreate filters with CSS if we want to have those new filters as well
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Nice! Was this done during the Berline refugee hackathon?
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I'd be interested in the library :D
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Looks like original author is a David Wybiral http://davywybiral.blogspot.ca/2015/10/visualizing-popular-m...
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Awesome. Would be great to have execution times. Also what is nerdy.js? I saw it was related to "Carl Edward Rasmussen" but couldn't find another reference on the net
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I like it. are you using it personally? Is the example on the homepage the most common usage?
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    by mtw 11y ago

    Github has an option "Don't show my email address"
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    by mtw 11y ago

    CAPTCHA are used to separate real people from automated scripts like here so all of your registered users are real human beings. If this has automated CAPTCHAs, there will be work into making much more difficult CAPTCHas. I don't know
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I don't give my email or contact info to recruiters or random job sites!
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    by mtw 11y ago

    The list is nice and thoughtful. Thank you. You could add a total (15 points out 40 todos) to make it even more useful. Personally I would just title it as "Website Launch". I do side projects which are for self-learning or help a
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    by mtw 11y ago

    I did not follow the Meteor course, but my impression was it was trying to get my email address to sell me something later on Perhaps a short sentence in Gray near "Next Lesson" telling you will never sell emails (or similar) woul
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    by mtw 11y ago

    It would make more sense to have a Nobel prize in mathematics than in economic science.