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6y ago
There's an old issue in your Github repo where you suggest that you may support OpenCL for GPU. Is this on your roadmap?
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Hi Wes I use pandas every day, thank you for that. Just watched this keynote and I really like the vision; I currently work with a bunch of guys who prefer DPLYR. Is Arrow just for in-memory analytics, or are there plans to support in-datab
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6y ago
Wow - towers of Hanoi; I spent ages playing that on a BBC model B when I was a kid.
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6y ago
Hmmm.. works in Chrome but not Firefox for me. Firefox plays the live stream but not recorded videos.
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UNSW researchers report hydrogen mass storage breakthrough
(smh.com.au)
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That's right. DAB is digital over AM, but there's another much more exciting technology called DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) that uses the SW bands to deliver 72kbps (currently HE-AAC but xHE-AAC in the future) over the Shortwave B
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Copy-paste compromises – tactics, techniques used to target Australian networks
(cyber.gov.au)
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6y ago
whenever I hear of mongodb - I think of that "but it's web scale" video.
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6y ago
I think it's a very enthusiastic post. Anything can be over engineered - and generally young enthusiastic programmers are keen to learn about the options.
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Hypermodern? is that like the bleeding edge?
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Under the circumstances, it wasn't just a regular interview and so it was either rude (neglectful) not to get back to him or possibly (unlikely) there were other reasons... i.e. someone in the hierarchy had another plan.
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6y ago
Can we not just put them in a field for a while?
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7y ago
Cool - I've requested a beta invite. Nice work.
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7y ago
You're right. And I'm sure Service NSW had the best intentions, but were ignorant to the wider implication.
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7y ago
Most paywalls are defeated by disabling cookies or javascript, or both. Cookies is enough for the economist.
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Researchers find bug in Python script may have affected hundreds of studies
(arstechnica.com)
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Floating solar is more than panels on a platform
(arstechnica.com)
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8y ago
I just made this submission: ------ I am a business owner, an employer, a technologist, a programmer and a company director. I oppose this proposed bill on the basis of it weakening the effective security of Australian Internet service prov
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8y ago
Dr Rhonda Patrick's podcast, Found My Fitness, is excellent.
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8y ago
Let's not jump to conclusions. The only facts we know are that the bridge collapsed and a bunch of people died. Let's not turn the conversation to "blame the engineer". Accountability and ethics are the yardstick everyon
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8y ago
plus if you provide a more frequent service, more people will use it.
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First XDR typhoid is on the verge of being untreatable, spreading globally
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Early Colour Photos of East End London
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that's sort of how insurance pricing works though. An actuarial process groups you with others based on similar attributes, and works out an overall risk value for you based on the combined risk profiles of the "groups" to wh
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9y ago
Look at OpenVPN.
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9y ago
That's not true - you're ISP can't see the onward connection. VPN's like PIA do provide a layer of abstraction; you could save a small amount of money running your VPN NAT on a VPS.
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$35M in 30 Seconds: Token Sale for Internet Browser Brave Sells Out
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Mining magnate Andrew Twiggy Forrest unveils $400M donation to charities
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The untold story of QF72: What happens when automation leaves pilots powerless?
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I have a few Eth and Btc, but was thinking today how it would make more sense to hold a portfolio of say the top 10 coins weighted by market cap, and rebalance every month based on https://coinmarketcap.com/
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