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by netinstructions 11y ago
It doesn't, which is why I'm hoping for native Windows support soon.
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What a neat way to amass a corpus of reading comprehension data. They collected about a million news stories from CNN and Daily Mail. In addition to the news story, CNN and Daily Mail both provide a "key points" bullet list of sum
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by netinstructions 11y ago
Cool. I'm still looking forward to when I can run TensorFlow on a Windows machine and harness my GPU. Right now I can only run TensorFlow in a Docker container in a VirtualBox Linux virtual machine running in Windows... so I guess ther
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by netinstructions 11y ago
If Chronograf is a completely new product kudos to your team. I assumed it was a fork of Grafana because it looked and acted very, very similar to Grafana based on the 'Getting Started' docs of Chronograf. Just curious, what are s
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by netinstructions 11y ago
I have been using InfluxDB (for throwing data into) and Grafana (for displaying pretty charts of that data). It's pretty great. I had no idea InfluxData forked Grafana and developed their own (currently closed-source) visualization too
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Bosch robot gets rid of weeds automatically and without herbicides(spectrum.ieee.org)
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If I had to guess, they're using the Gear VR and the next few months to test out their services / infrastructure (such as Oculus Arcade, Oculus Video, Oculus 360 Photos, Oculus Social) before they do a much bigger launch of the hi
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by netinstructions 11y ago
If you're looking to update React Native apps on iOS in a similar fashion (without going through the Apple Store), AppHub[1][2] looks to be tackling this as well. Not affiliated, just saw it mentioned in one of the React Native PRs[3]
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> One pilot in Minnesota even reported seeing something that “resembled a dog.” Which I thought was pretty odd, but indeed some drone hobbyists are flying their former pets[1][2][3] [1] http://www.theguardian.com/artandde
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by netinstructions 11y ago
Looks like there's a more discussion of Sass on Stackoverflow than Less - http://www.arepeopletalkingaboutit.com/tags/less,sass For what it's worth, Bootstrap 4 is switching from Less to Sass - http:/&#
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Kind of a nitpick, but that infographic shows that in 2014 Git was used by 33% of developers. Atlassian didn't say which source that came from, but I'm going to guess it came from a 2014 Eclipse Community Survey of 876 respondents
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by netinstructions 12y ago
I wrote an article a few months ago summarizing where Git is in 2015 if anyone is curious[1]. Most developers at my company don't seem to want to learn a "new" SCM so we're stuck with SVN (or CVS for some projects). We r
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Tangent: I wonder how interesting (or useful/useless) it would be to train an image classifier using http://www.onemilliongiraffes.com/ and then start looking at a bunch of random pictures. Could it be a repeatable way
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Shouldn't we be rapid-prototyping our ideas? Isn't that what "hackers" do often? "Hack" something together and then iterate like mad, failing fast on bad ideas and moving forward with the good ones? I think a l
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Something that I look for when comparing tools/frameworks are the number of Stackoverflow questions and answers. http://www.arepeopletalkingaboutit.com/tags/unity3d,unreal-e... offers a quick visualization. I may
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Bill Joy wrote about this back in 2000. The essay was titled 'Why the Future Doesn't Need Us' and offers a very (in my mind) depressing attitude of the future. One of his worries is that whatever positive things we can do wit
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Yup, my first reaction to Helpouts was that it was silly. Google Domains made a lot more sense to me. If I had to guess, Helpouts was an attempt to get people to use Hangouts (the video, chat, and collaboration service) more, since it looks
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by netinstructions 12y ago
I guess what I wanted to call attention to that was relevant to Google was: 1) Did users lose anything by trying Helpouts that was special? Besides time, which comes with trying anything new. 2) Google tries really hard to warn users of s
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by netinstructions 12y ago
This makes me think of the launch of Google Domains[1]. One of the top comments was "What happens when Google sunsets this product?" which is a great question we should all be asking before investing resources (money or time) into
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Purely anecdotally, but I can think of many friends and relatives who have gone to burning man in the past and are nowhere near the top 2-5%. Last I checked, my dear sister (a self described burner) is living out of a van and selling jewelr
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What a tricky situation. I personally like the idea of 1 Percent'ers mingling with the other 99% of the population more, but they need to do it in a hyper-aware, super self-critical approach or backlash (as mentioned in the article) wi
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by netinstructions 12y ago
Okay, I'm going to go against the grain here and ask why there's so many people avoiding the comments section, or even suggesting installing comment-hiding browser extensions. Do you folks always avoid the comments section? Obviou
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And in Seattle there's bookstore owners/managers who attribute their success specifically to the high-wage earners who come to the local independent bookstores to shop[1]. Think of highly paid Amazon workers (or perhaps even folks
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The case for Git(netinstructions.com)
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Charts are awesome (and easy)(netinstructions.com)
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