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9y ago
> Further, why would any parents allow their children to watch them? Do you have children? This is one of those things where when you're talking about it or thinking about it, it's common sense. Of course you're not going
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9y ago
I think I "read" about programming for something like 15 years (books, blogs, HN, proggit, irc chat) I started actually coding seriously and properly the past 1-2 years. Easily learned a hundred-fold more by doing it, literally.
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9y ago
Oh yeah, I learned this lesson this month. My stock holdings doubled in a relatively short time a few weeks ago... and then this last week (and now today) they came back down. I'm slowly learning the lesson that for nearly most people
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9y ago
I honestly really like Bolt's look, and not because it "stands out" as being electric. I like crossovers (Prius, Impreza, etc.) and I think this one has great aesthetics. I like model 3 less, but that's just me. Differen
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9y ago
> The automaker is using the all-electric Chevrolet Bolt as its autonomous mule Wonderful. Has anyone tried the Bolt yet? I think Bolt is turning out to be what Tesla Model 3 was intended to be... it's cheap, electric, rides excelle
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9y ago
> That’s exactly why romance and sexual have no place in the office, on either side. But it so happens that I am at work pretty much all day including a lot of weekends. My work is my life. If you're going to tell me that I am simpl
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9y ago
Reddit as a monolith is pretty good at catching that. Sure it'll miss one or two every now and then, but I don't see it being inundated by organic marketing anytime soon. Also, as I understand it, they have been working on catchin
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9y ago
Hm, was I really condescending in my comment? I've gone back to re-read it and it doesn't strike me as condescending, indeed when I wrote the comment I wrote it simply in a matter-of-factly way with no emotion. But maybe I slipped
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9y ago
Saying they're the same is like saying Notepad2 and Sublime are the same, both have status bars which indicate place in text, both support copy+pasting of text, etc. If you have a 3d modeling program of some sort, of course it will hav
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9y ago
> I wouldn't mind a USB-A port. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but this is a non-issue because of the existence of USB wires that have USB-C on one end and USB-A on the other, isn't that right? Basically, any device which
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9y ago
He also funded [1] videos like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlWKm01cauc Things like these rot our society to the core by creating class and race divisions. I am very proud of YC for having distanced itself from Thi
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9y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but frankly I think if you're building GUI with Python, tkinter is probably the best option. Comes with stock, is pretty solid, and on edge-cases serves you well. I had to create some applications with
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9y ago
To be fair, practically speaking, it's more likely that your "personal information" will be hacked if it is in your possession vs. when in Google's cloud.
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9y ago
> I meant that even if Yuri's money was tainted in some way, it was being used as a counterweight to another bad thing. Dammit, this is disappointing. I really thought pg was above saying things like that. Between this, thiel, and s
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9y ago
I would love to switch, but unfortunately the field of medical research is windows everywhere (high speed andor cameras, spectrometers, microscope stages, virtually everything needs windows).
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9y ago
Can you please comment if pillow-SIMD works with Windows at this point? I was trying to make it work with py2.7 as I needed very fast image processing tools (for something that works real-time) and my experience was that pillow-SIMD does no
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9y ago
I'm really surprised that we're missing one really simple solution: Better, real-time truck-tracking information for user expecting a delivery. When you request an Uber or Lyft, you see where the car is and exactly when it will be
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9y ago
It's been quite a while since I last did web-scraping (I used to use BeautifulSoup, more than a decade ago). I'm just wondering, since a lot of people are using fairly advanced cloud-hosting solutions with, I assume, tools offered
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9y ago
But that's not because of the weather, but rather what the conditions are of the bike infrastructure in that weather. I think Amsterdam weather isn't very substantially different from Boston's... but in Boston winter weather
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9y ago
So what do you think the solution actually is? I think the solution is a combination of: 1) further uber-ification, 2) further bike/walking lane improvement, 3) further investment into trains, despite the problems you speak of now 1)
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9y ago
> Nice, I've been waiting for a good modern shell to replace ZSH. I think xonsh is a good modern shell to replace bash/zsh/*sh. The only two issues are: 1) it has the stupidest name ever with an even more stupid pronunciat
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9y ago
The article talks about 3 videos that the reviewer was wowed by... but has neither the videos nor links to videos. For a native advertisement piece, this is not the greatest one.
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9y ago
Yep, I've been playing with the Lumify ( https://www.lumify.philips.com/web/ ) for a few years. I think my hospital has had it for about 5 years. From what I can gather, this new device's selling point is the p
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9y ago
What software are these folks using to produce these images/animations?
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9y ago
Can someone please explain to me, AI talent that is sought after is... is the search for mathematicians who can _create_ ML tools, or merely use ML tools (like scikit-learn or whatever-have-you, to optimize ad-targeting or things like that)
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9y ago
I know that this is a point that is raised a lot of times, but if we think about it --- isn't cloud connectivity almost a necessity for things to work as well as they do? Particularly, Google's game is machine learning... it canno
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9y ago
For me, it's getting better and better. And by better, I mean cheaper. I always buy the uber "passes". So for 20$ a month, you get unlimited rides that are first $5 free. In Boston, I basically go get a meal, park my car, etc
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9y ago
Good points, I want to add: We just witnessed something very significant, when Russia interfered. They had an express goal and they carried it out with technologies we know. A medium that is absolutely free of censorship is not in your best
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9y ago
Absolutely amazing, very neatly laid out. Thank you so much for your efforts.
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9y ago
This is one of those things where you decide you are an adult and take some precaution, be sensitive and be nice and be wary of the optics of what you say. But if someone else says such a thing, interpret what they say in the most charitabl
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