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I used Antlr v3 to create a NLP parser for calendar events for iOS and Android. It took longer than expected. iOS + C runtime was opaque, so had to write a tool for debugging. Android + Java runtime overran memory, so had to break into sepa
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Would rather have my chicken vat grown. Will try any cloned meat up to by not including "Wendy Meat" (as per Rudy Rucker's novel Freeware)
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> Rory Sutherland is vice-chairman of Ogilvy Group UK I wonder if the OP observations of "(box-ticking, arse-covering, fatuous self-exculpating emails, the collection of ever more stupid metrics)" occurs more often in the adver
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This is a great overview. Have been very keen on emulating biological neurons, where axons and dendrites may span beyond a single layer. ResNets seem like a step in that direction.
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TL;DR CRISPR will lead to fewer people on autism/spectrum? A friend mentioned his son is a bit "Aspy" - he said it with a bit of pride in his voice. Both father and son are brilliant coders. Meanwhile, there's Modafinil.
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Hmmm, that's the first I've heard about limited season, maybe for a particular variety? There are so many kinds. Searching "breadfruit growing season" yields: https://www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/mort
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10y ago
There has been a lot of interest in Breadfruit as a slow carb crop. A friend mentioned that demand exceeds current supply.
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A friend developed a cellular automata engine, 20 years ago. He sampled porn for palette mapping. There was Zero correlation of physical shapes. While the visuals were abstract, the color scheme felt warm and inviting. Did the original mate
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Information was from the top negative review on Amazon: "I called Bose support and they told me the QC30 was never intended to be a replacement for the QC20. They said the NC wouldn’t be as strong and wasn’t intended to be. That is why
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Didn't know about the QC30s. Amazon review mentions that the noise cancelling is not as extreme as QC20 or QC35 (by design, according to Bose). My guess is that the new buds will allow the iPhone as a 3rd microphone, with Apple's
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Yep, Doppler and Apple delaying product. A friend has worn the simple noise cancelling version of the Hear One to a loud concert. She loves them. Another friend has the Bragi Dash earbuds and was complaining of some Bluetooth drop-out. IM
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So, same market as the DopplerLabs Hear One? I am the ideal customer: some hearing loss from my VJ days, but still appreciate frequency response. I render all my music at 192Khz. Basic hearing aids suck at frequency response. Most drop off
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> My suspicion is that this is because all the possible photon states are coherent along and immediately nearby that path Well, am new to the subject, so not sure what this means. Am curious if there is any relationship between Fermat&#x
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A side benefit of the movie was that it prompted me to read Ted Chiang's story again. The first time, I had skipped past the bit about Variational Calculus. Now, I'm intrigued by Fermat's Calculus of Variations. http:/&
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Thanks for the link. Mentioned elsewhere that Wolfram's software was used live in filming to analyze the semagraphs. But, I missed the Wolfram blog post. Am going to see the movie again particularly for that sequence (plus the Jóhann J
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I've bought every single MBP since 2007, when I switched over from Windows to focus on iOS. This may be the first one I skip. Not sure. PRO: My muscle memory is solidly in the MacOS+Xcode camp. Switching from ctrl key to command key fo
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Have gone through a few cases of Soylent 2.0 with no issues. I use to drink a few a week as a sporadic meal replacement. Now, I mix my own variation with casein protein and trehalose. Intestinal flora tweak? When I switched to a modified ke
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So, the Pierre Cardin Bubble house is brutalist? http://www.livbit.com/article/2010/06/11/bubble-palace-an-un... With this in mind, I wonder what you could do with a 3D printer: https://www.yo
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Funny, about the similarities. I moved from Iowa to California, in my mid 20's. Had worked for my Dad's business, for a while. Wrote a new DBMS from scratch to use in the business. Moved to California would sell it, but ran out of
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I used to hand anti-alias pixel fonts. There was a tool called Grasp that our shop used to create animated ads back in the early 90's. It only supported two color pixel fonts. Wrote a tool to take a single font sheet bitmap and parse o
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Interesting. This could map onto a cellular automata. Do the connections evolve from left to right? Or do you start with a static size universe?
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How was the wiring between neurons and synapses created?
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From Bill Gathan: http://www.codenewbie.org/blogs/object-oriented-programming-... Michael Fogus, author of “Functional JavaScript”, suggests in his blog post “FP vs OO, from the trenches” ( http://blog.fogus.
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Exactly. Trust someone that has survived their 20's. I now ask "So, how many times have you done this?" I really admire the focus and patience. Back in the 70's, my inspiration was Royal Robins. I like the idea of leavin
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“Right now, wingsuit BASE jumping is, globally, the hottest thing going for the impressionable, 18- to 35-year-old single-male demographic.” I used to do free-climbing. The first time that I climbed with ropes was with friends. It was also
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Inspiring! Have been wondering when I can tweak a Tesla Van: https://electrek.co/2016/07/31/tesla-all-electric-cargo-van-...
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Cool! I stand corrected.
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Hey, I was in that business, too! I walked around to all the photo labs and offered to take their used developer off their hands. Was still in high school at the time. Meanwhile, my Dad bought $1000 worth of quarters. Then he had us sort ou
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Let's implement all the retention tricks of a pron site.
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I was going to say exactly the same thing. I've been spending much of the last year developing some open source code (a data flow ontology). Was thinking of using GPLv3. But, now leaning towards MIT. The first app to use it will be a v
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