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by piqufoh 1y ago
Another ridiculous use case is paying for tickets in car parks, some require a smartphone (with no cash or alternative options). And UK primary schools - catching up with the kids homework, messages from the teacher - requires an app and a
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by piqufoh 1y ago
> But what are the real trade-offs of edge vs. cloud? Maintenance - having to fix a networking issue when the kids want to watch their cartoons and you're halfway making dinner. Or when you're away for the weekend and your part
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by piqufoh 2y ago
There are too many glaring holes in this article for it to be taken seriously. It's simply not a complete argument if you discuss the UK's current economy and don't mention 1) Brexit 2) Green energy policies
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by piqufoh 2y ago
£9.99 a month, £19.99 for one year, £49.99 for life (app store purchase prices visible once you've scanned a directory).
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The Poetry Fan Who Taught an LLM to Read and Write DNA(quantamagazine.org)
1 points by piqufoh 2y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 2y ago
> Not just retired but all were destroyed I think that's not true, there seems to be many fans of them and several on display https://www.f-14association.com/on-display/f-14-tomcats-on-d...
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The rise and fall of Reverie labs from the CEO perspective(ankitg.me)
1 points by piqufoh 2y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 2y ago
thanks
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by piqufoh 2y ago
Yeah - I don't have an hour to listen to the podcast or read the transcript. I got an AI to summarise the article and it saved me the time, I thought someone else might appreciate the summary (and it appears they did). Perhaps next tim
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by piqufoh 2y ago
> But by 1943, the tides had turned in their favor. > There is a clear inflection point around March 1943: From this point onward, the Allied forces sank more ships every month than they lost. Any idea what what happened early 1943? W
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Researchers fool university markers with AI-generated exam papers(theguardian.com)
2 points by piqufoh 2y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 2y ago
Completely - I assumed it was an implementation of https://github.com/mamba-org/mamba I also assumed that "a pure NumPy implementation" meant that it was built purely with numpy, which it isn't smh
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by piqufoh 3y ago
Patent appeal for artificial neural network, the appellant argued that the ANN was self-trained and not directly programmed with detailed logical steps, thus, it shouldn't be considered a computer program under the exclusion.
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How Americans Got So Stupid(youtube.com)
3 points by piqufoh 3y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 3y ago
Hmm, I read the article as explicitly calling out "clinical trials" (as referenced in the title and abstract) and it makes no reference research studies. I don't understand the distinction between "research studies"
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Red Hat restricts access to its source-code(linuxiac.com)
3 points by piqufoh 3y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 3y ago
It feels as if there should be a PaaS alternative to hosting your own PyPI server (and I would gladly pay for one) but alternatives like AWS CodeArtifact require a lot of manual configuration. JFrog have the closest service that I can find,
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GitHub Packages no longer planning Python PyPI support(github.com)
4 points by piqufoh 3y ago|2 comments
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by piqufoh 3y ago
Great article! It reminds me a lot of becoming a manager, especially this line > Finally, it was also tiring. Imagine being reduced to giving only instructions and doing code review. Reading and understanding code is tiring!
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Hover DNS mail service down after DoS(hoverstatus.com)
2 points by piqufoh 3y ago|0 comments
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AI 'godfather' Geoffrey Hinton warns of dangers as he quits Google(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by piqufoh 3y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 4y ago
I think the job title is misleading, from the job listing: > We are looking for an experienced Head of Cyber Security to lead a team of two cyber analysts > We are a team of around 40, responsible for the Treasury’s technology, securi
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by piqufoh 4y ago
> You can quote Oscar Wild and say "When I am gone, I hope it will be said: that my sins were scarlet, but my books were read"
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by piqufoh 4y ago
I don't have such a rich source as OP, but Ofcom have some information https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/inform... https://www.ofcom.org.uk/phones-telecoms-and-internet/i
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Air pollution cancer breakthrough will rewrite the rules(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by piqufoh 4y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 5y ago
Hello! > How to raise funds for rare disease research? I'm not a marketing expert (though I do work with rare diseases). But a good starting point might be to checkout https://www.rarebeacon.org/ There certainly i
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by piqufoh 5y ago
Great for 1Password - I love the tool and I'm a strong advocate. But ... Why such a large round? Why not go for an IPO?
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by piqufoh 5y ago
But what about how it _sounds_ ?! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mB3RkjgRQ9c
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by piqufoh 5y ago
Python sometimes runs slowly, because it's not designed to run fast. It's designed to be readable and easy to write, which in turn makes developing python faster. It's a compromise, but I always prioritise _my_ time over my c
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by piqufoh 5y ago
Airless tyres for bikes are quite common (our kids bikes are all airless). Here are some grownups airless tyres! https://tannus.co.uk/tyres

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