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by ohitsdom 11y ago
> The truth is that even the experts don’t completely understand how neural nets work. I'm no AI/ML expert, but I can't believe this is true... Is it?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but none of the options you listed are portable.
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What is going on when the tooltip first shows as blurry, then becomes clear? The most obvious example is hovering over the download button. Does CSS scale transform always behave this way?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Interesting setup. Is the table deep enough? Seems like when sitting, your knees could hit that shelf under the table.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I love projects, I hate school. Lots of details to work out (and questions of scale), but still sounds very promising and exciting. Not sure I understand the "no majors" bit though.
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We do need bodycams on police, but the program needs to be properly administered. Documentation when things break, enough spares so malfunctions are quickly and easily replaced. The Chicago PD is clearly rife with corruption, so you can&#x2
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
From the article: "Newegg's lawsuit asks only for a judicial ruling of non-infringement, not money damages." What is not fair about this?
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For point #2, the current state of AI allows only for "because you're more likely to win with this move." Today's AI can't reason like a human mind does, it just simulates thousands of scenarios and analyzes which a
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Where is the application to be a part of the experiment group? I'd prefer that over the control group...
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
No doubt the data shows a problem exists, but the stats used by this article a worded pretty dramatically. Saying "highest ever total" doesn't alarm me because drone use is (relatively) new, and increasing at a large rate. I&
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Another example case that could be solved by exterminating mosquitoes. We have the ability, and as best we know there would be little to no side effects. Humans are already drastically altering evolution and survival of the fittest, we migh
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Is there a part two of that Jason Fried tweet?
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An exact bulls-eye, absolutely amazing.
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Interesting look. Although I will point out that not all classes are equal. Lines of code would be a little more meaningful to me, but kudos to the author for researching what was available.
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Completely agree. Strong evidence for this too when you view his link to his annotations on one of the first versions. The API hardly changed.
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What incentive does Netflix have in shutting down proxies/VPNs? I'm assuming content owners bring this up in negotiations, but I wouldn't think it'd be a big enough deal to push Netflix on. And how will Netflix accuratel
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Build photos would have been really cool. Also, some detail on the software would be nice. I'm assuming it's running on OSX, but I still have lots of questions (what language, how can you change the picture, how does he manage it
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Completely agree. Also, the fact that Visual Studio Community edition is free, whereas Jetbrains is now on a SaaS model for their products means this is pretty much dead on Windows.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
This use case seems very strange. Why would I want to get out in my driveway when it's more convenient to park it myself in my garage? I'm covered by any rain, and my front door is locked (whereas the door from my garage into my h
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I was recently wondering how the insurance industry will respond to self-driving cars. When self-driving vehicles are a small percentage of the market, it helps reduce their claims. When the entire grid is self-driving, the industry will be
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Everything on this list is expensive.
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Haven't been to North Dakota, but a few years ago I went to Montana (parts look very similar to the picture they included). It was almost by chance I went, didn't really have a hand in planning the trip but- It was absolutely brea
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I hate the cruft on simple news articles, but I am completely fine in this case for a special feature like this. The images/videos were beautiful and all served a purpose, and it was mostly lazy-loaded. Yes some initial load time, but
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
<title>CHIRIMEN example - Led</title> Weird code like this is what you get when you apply web technologies to hardware. But I guess I should wait until their docs come out, maybe the title tag will be used by something.
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Without knowing the details: Confronting the person (after HR said not to!) was a terrible decision, and probably made the person extremely uncomfortable. Then following up with that person to contact HR sounds like straight harassment. I g
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I also blame Amazon. I only have 15mbps down, but Netflix never has a problem after it initially buffers. Amazon almost always has a few buffering periods throughout a video.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
If enough "audiophiles" repeat the claim that Apple or Amazon has worse audio quality, it could seriously hurt their brand's reputation.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Hero worship is stupid, but everyone is different. We all couldn't be Elon if we worked as hard as he does.
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I'm guessing there's a few "Seymour Butts" living at the Prime Minister's residence.
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The FAA did have to approve this. I'm assuming approval was much smoother since they demonstrated on the two barge attempts that they could successfully steer the rocket to a precise landing.

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