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Einstein Summation in Numpy(obilaniu6266h16.wordpress.com)
81 points by ovi256 8y ago|41 comments
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by ovi256 8y ago
The narcissism of small differences: it makes us notice differences (and dislike the differences) between things that are mostly identical to outside observers.
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Had he not worked at a boring paperwork job in the patent office That job was not as boring as commonly understood. He had to examine patents about time synchronization devices that used light signals between trains. That led him to thi
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by ovi256 8y ago
This is an original idea that I haven't seen elsewhere. The big issue is that assembling loose cells into a battery pack is a hard enough operation. It must achieve good mechanical properties (the pack must be rigid enough), good elect
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by ovi256 8y ago
Obviously there are different levels of monitoring maturity, just like with all aspects of engineering. The brave poster solved the issue, so he leveled up by his own.
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by ovi256 8y ago
For checking dependencies for updates, my package/dependency manager (pipenv) can check for me, and even do an audit for what dependencies need security updates, through the safety tool ( https://github.com/pyupio/s
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by ovi256 8y ago
The hacker should also have distributed a fraction of the newly created BTC to all known wallets. Would incentivize BTC users strongly to stay on the existing blockchain.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Their published code ( https://github.com/awni/ecg/tree/master/ecg ) uses Keras. It's a pity they didn't cite it though.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Software costs labor to develop, maintain, and operate. If you feel operating Uber's systems should cost much less, why not invest or found a competitor ?
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by ovi256 8y ago
>only advantage of using django or rails would be the builtin auth (and admin) Opinionated frameworks offer much more than a middleware auth and an admin CRUD backend. Just have a look at the doc. One can paraphrase Greenspun's tent
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by ovi256 8y ago
Most self-driving vehicle projects have moved to Arizona which does not require disclosing these numbers.
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by ovi256 8y ago
If you check price segments, the monopoly hypothesis gains support again. They own all the the higher end, including all the fashion / lifestyle brands.
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by ovi256 8y ago
>Companies can't tell the age from a resume. Companies can't add 18 + length of schooling + length of career ?
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by ovi256 8y ago
No, we want to encourage people to take good solutions from a domain and to do the work to validate they're good for other domains too. That's non trivial work that needs to be rewarded for it to occur at scale. BTW, the current s
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by ovi256 8y ago
Intellectual property isn't always about something never seen before, ever, in any application, but about something never seen before in that application. Wipers were famously pateted twice, for ships and for cars. I could see an argum
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by ovi256 8y ago
>changing the technique to shift the body weight to the edges of the skis. This shift can take weeks. There are some ski schools that skip the "pizza wedge" technique and teach beginners directly the weight on edge parallel ski
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by ovi256 8y ago
You're welcome to try your way to provide good careers to these people. Just because other entrepreneurs didn't do it doesn't mean you should let it stop you!
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by ovi256 8y ago
Wish someone started a list of "Posts on HN underestimating X".
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by ovi256 8y ago
Your reluctance to train the AI has been dully noted.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Just uninstalled Duo from a new Android phone.
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by ovi256 8y ago
The body-weight push-ups and squat are only a very light strength building exercise. Sadly, you'll still be above average in fitness if you do this workout.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Turns out it's a real term in psychology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supernormal_stimulus
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by ovi256 8y ago
You're right for the Netherlands and the developped countries, of course. I confused this rural pop with developping countries' rural pop, which of course is a lot less energy intensive. As for the standard of living differences,
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by ovi256 8y ago
They're an almost completely urban population with a high standard of living. Of course that needs energy and greenshouse emissions to make happen.
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by ovi256 8y ago
>individuals don't pay sales tax while companies do This is the reverse of how VAT is supposed to work. End-users pay the VAT - companies can be end-users, but usually aren't, whereas individuals always are.
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by ovi256 8y ago
Is this solution compatible with contemporary mechanized agriculture ? Seeding, spraying, harvesting by machines ? Otherwise, it's like finding an automobile manufacturing improvement that can only be used with hand assembly. Besides R
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by ovi256 8y ago
Yeah. An enterprising ambulance-chasing lawyer could get temporary EU residency to get GDPR coverage, and cut some deals with whomever he cares to bully.
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by ovi256 8y ago
I get your point about the difference of scale in power but cars routinely reach 100 kW - that's just 134HP after all. Floor the gas pedal on a mid-size sedan or a small truck and there you have it, 100kW. Good point about the load cyc
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by ovi256 8y ago
Golang seems to do around 350k. There's a chance I'm missing some tricks, but the code is so short it's not probable I'm missing that much. See: https://repl.it/repls/GrimyChiefGame package main
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by ovi256 8y ago
Clear showing of the power of the network effect.

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