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by okigan 7y ago
Why is this on tech news site? but it does seem to fit CNN domain
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by okigan 7y ago
If one interprets that "set you own goals" is the task of AI then it's probably Sci-Fi AI, but that wasn't my question. Let's say we have a goal, "evaluate persons impression of a particular book/topic&#x2
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by okigan 7y ago
any books/papers that address "goal" oriented NLP or hybrid based discussion?
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by okigan 7y ago
Students pay 30$ extra for usage of the “barnacle” in addition to the fine.
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by okigan 7y ago
As per example the templates are in compute intensive part of the app — pull that out to a library, compile once and done - no need for JIT in the standard /runtime (did they mention +75MB! runtime?)
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by okigan 7y ago
maybe a good start, seems this compares rotation for 90 degree angles and resizes of natural multiples (2,3,4..) if so that's not enough to consider for production consideration. Check out benchmark suite, seems more comprehensive: h
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by okigan 7y ago
Looks like Betterment & Wealthfront use plaid, which could affect many on HN [1][2]. [1] https://www.quora.com/Why-doesnt-Betterment-or-Wealthfront-u... [2] https://www.investmentnews.com/article/20
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by okigan 7y ago
Could you add more context why this is useful (xkcd reference is entertaining, but does not elevate this to more than toy usage)
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by okigan 7y ago
http://www.natap.org/2019/HIV/s41593.pdf
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by okigan 8y ago
hmm, still seems like odd usage. given that in the end the query goes for specific time window, wouldn't "regular" sql work fine (vs event processing) ?
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by okigan 9y ago
>Google’s algorithms were able to predict whether someone had high blood pressure or was at risk of a heart attack or stroke How is that different from just measuring the blood pressure (with really inexpensive device)?
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by okigan 9y ago
Do you have any comments on the actual content of the article? It's fun to question the author, but it's unclear if you actually read it.
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by okigan 9y ago
Yep, that's precisely why I made awscurl "easy way to make calls to AWS". I can be easily tested with AWS Elasticsearch.
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by okigan 10y ago
Why does svg need this kind of special handling (could be done for a div inside a div and just work for svg)?
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by okigan 10y ago
Cool/interactive logo on the web page -- how is that done ?
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by okigan 10y ago
>An active-active-active setup across three data centers. Any info how "active-active-active" (I assume 3 aws regions) is accomplished?
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by okigan 10y ago
Statistics are misleading, particularly median [1]. Post the same graph with volume of sales under it (like [2]) to actually make it meaningful. [1] https://www.openlistings.com/blog/content/images/2016/0
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by okigan 10y ago
OpenWRT is awesome, really would like to see one project (not split into two) May chat with nbd [1]? Also checkout history [2]. [1] https://www.lede-project.org/about.html [2] http://meetings.lede-project.org&#x2
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by okigan 10y ago
Same here! Also annoying is inability to wake up when any (vs all) child threads are done. Even more annoying is that Windows API allows to wait on any combination of file/socket descriptor and/or message[1]. [1] MsgWaitForMultipl
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by okigan 10y ago
>And recently with the implementation of efficient simple open-source SMT solvers (minisat, ...) implemented within gcc or llvm you can now even use normal C programs and backtrack results, optimize and check types, do bounds checking, g
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by okigan 11y ago
In this case you see that it is the swiss roll so you could say pick "proper initialization". But that technique would not work when you cannot see that it is a "swiss roll" or in multiple dimensions.
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by okigan 11y ago
maybe should say: This effectively putting a current the the subject's brain and can be dangerous EVEN IF administered by a doctor
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by okigan 11y ago
So what do you buy instead ?
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by okigan 11y ago
Where are the API docs? this seem rather useless: https://github.com/apache/arrow
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by okigan 11y ago
I thought these jobs were gone long time ago. There are 143,288K jobs in USA [1], so 100%*12K/143288K=0.00837%. The article portraits these jobs are in process of disappearing, looking at the numbers above, looks like BI is rather late
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by okigan 11y ago
I often question the quality of articles on businessinsider.com, i.e. "this is news" vs "this is what i want you to think is news". Picking from the top of BI list, do these jobs even exist today?: 3. Switchboard operato
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by okigan 11y ago
Any recommendation what one (as a customer of Amazon) can do today ? 2FA does not help here as someone goes through support channel which looks like bypasses 2FA Also concerned if the same trick can be applied to Amazon Cloud services, as t
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by okigan 11y ago
Also got a synology -- pretty UI, but keep running into weird limitation (ex. only two timed snapshot, inability to get standard linux tools, ex rsnapshot, DLNA slow to list files, PhotoStation unusably slow, fs weird and does not logically
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by okigan 11y ago
Unclear from the page, would it support SFTP, SMB protocols?
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by okigan 11y ago
In US (or is it just Comcast) - it is exact! Seems Comcast maps IP (which they issue) to postal address to exact Geo coordinate.

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