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by piqufoh 5y ago
> Our teams are continuing to work on a resolution for this incident. In an effort to resolve this incident, our UI may become unavailable. Additionally, any Insights for workflows may show stale data for the duration of this incident. S
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by piqufoh 5y ago
First: hi, and thanks for all the dask :waves: Conda - yes, because it has less strict versioning for setuptools based packages. pin-ing versions, no - because you end up with fsspec[s3fs] requiring a version incompatible with any other rec
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by piqufoh 5y ago
Just a heads up - fsspec has an (optional) dependency on s3fs which has a requirement on aiobotocore, which in turn is currently locked to an ancient boto3 version. Versioning fsspec[s3fs] in projects with other boto3 dependencies is a nigh
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Keidar Rolling Ball Machine(youtube.com)
3 points by piqufoh 6y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 6y ago
... Yeah, but if you have an automated script compiling the reports into one file, and you forget to add correct error handling .... you end up with this mess :-( I suspect that wherever this foul up happened there wasn't someone sitti
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by piqufoh 6y ago
> saving 57 children in a single year is a lot Yes, but I think this figure was proposed in order to be contrasted with the reduction of 8,000 births that same year.
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by piqufoh 6y ago
In an already crowded space, what does this bring me that other libraries don't? (Reading between the lines, is it something to do with avoiding NVIDIA CUDA? In which case performance comparisons would be really helpful)
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Graphcore M2000 – 1 PetaFlop of AI compute in 1U(youtube.com)
1 points by piqufoh 6y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 7y ago
Grah - I had checked for previous posts, but only by pasting the URL into HN search (no hits). I'll try harder next time, apologies for the noise.
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Windows93(windows93.net)
630 points by piqufoh 7y ago|232 comments
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by piqufoh 7y ago
I thought this part was interesting; > It then skipped the face recognition section which is what it does with under-12s I'm aware that the passport photo conditions for young children are more relaxed (under 1 don't need thei
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Google Data Search – 25M free datasets(datasetsearch.research.google.com)
38 points by piqufoh 7y ago|2 comments
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Google just published 25M free datasets(towardsdatascience.com)
3 points by piqufoh 7y ago|0 comments
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Skype audio graded by workers in China with 'no security measures'(theguardian.com)
2 points by piqufoh 7y ago|0 comments
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Performance of System V Style Shared Memory Support in Python 3.8(medium.com)
2 points by piqufoh 7y ago|0 comments
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Orbicule Undercover Shutting Down
3 points by piqufoh 7y ago|1 comments
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by piqufoh 7y ago
> For the past 15 years I’ve been leading the evolution of startups and enterprises to achieve the highest level of security and compliance. ... serving up over unsecured http
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Europe’s Product Management Problem(medium.com)
1 points by piqufoh 7y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 7y ago
I was wondering this too - google found this > a "hotline" button which activated a small built-in microphone, partially overriding the sound from the cassette, and allowing one user to talk to the other over the music. and as
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by piqufoh 7y ago
Fermat wrote that in the margin of his book Arithmetica that a proof existed, but there wasn’t space in the margin to write it. It took Wiles 385 years to find a proof, and it won’t fit in a margin. https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by piqufoh 7y ago
I've heard good things about this company https://botanicalboys.com/
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by piqufoh 7y ago
I suspect it's been generated from the generator part of a GAN (Generative Adversarial Network); you get two ML algorithms - one to pick real from fake pictures (a classifier) and one to generate fake pictures (the generator) - and the
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by piqufoh 8y ago
Another non-obvious, but good reason for doing this; Often I get as far as typing out my actual question and I work out what the answer is before hitting send. Sometimes forcing yourself to layout the problem in a structured way helps you u
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by piqufoh 8y ago
Healx | Scientific Programmer, Full-stack developer | Python, R | Cambridge UK | Full-Time, REMOTE, ONSITE At Healx, we're finding treatments for the 350 million people that are affected by rare diseases. We are a fast-growing Cambridg
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by piqufoh 8y ago
Plenty of enterprise grade hardware (I'm looking at Cisco) provide telnet access over a serial interface - which is dead handy when the thing is running but stops responding to SSH connections.
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by piqufoh 8y ago
It's specific (US Letter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_(paper_size) ) - half of which is reasonaby close to A5, but I'm not sure why the "odd" qualifier.
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by piqufoh 8y ago
I have the same question, but I'm now wondering if it's just a pun - as in 'booming' music etc.
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Finding Medicines for Rare Diseases with AI(forbes.com)
2 points by piqufoh 8y ago|0 comments
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by piqufoh 8y ago
This feels like a handy tool! The first thing I read when opening new code is the test suite - it's worth getting that right at the start. Would you consider deeper unit testing? S3 (and aws) have the indispensible `moto` boto mocks, I
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by piqufoh 9y ago
> what tools should be in my arsenal A sound understanding of mathematics, in particular statistics. It's amazing how many people will talk endlessly about the latest python/R packages (with interactive charting!!!) who can&#x2

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