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Building Spark Gap Tesla Coil - Basics(youtube.com)
1 points by rathel 6y ago|1 comments
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by rathel 6y ago
It seems that these topics are created by scraping Wikipedia article titles. For instance, try typing "List of people".
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by rathel 6y ago
Thank you for the explanation.
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by rathel 6y ago
Nothing is however said about how the errors are detected. Can an ML expert chime in?
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by rathel 7y ago
Thank you for the explanation. I'm looking forward to M-Stream for multi-dimensional data - but I have one question for that. Is there some preferred approach for selecting features in multi-dimensional anomaly detection? Because I won
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by rathel 7y ago
Nice! I like there's a ready-to-use command line utility. I think it'd benefit from a refactor to actually allow real-time streaming from stdin. Do you have any hints how to choose timestamp units and how that affects parameters I
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by rathel 7y ago
> We can't even predict many of these subsystems with any degree of accuracy so we are hopelessly inaccurate at the higher level. Or do we? This sounds like a Fermi problem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fermi_pr
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by rathel 7y ago
I wonder if this synonym substitution was their use case leading to invention of word2vec.
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by rathel 7y ago
Apparently it didn't take long for an example to appear: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22725529 Based on name you'd think this library is for fuzzing? No, it's for fuzzy string matching. A "y&quot
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by rathel 7y ago
Kind of tangential, but even here on HN you can see how awkward people get with naming their projects/products. Either "stealing" an already established name from a completely different field or something so generic it's
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by rathel 7y ago
In 2012 OpenStreetMap switched from CC-BY-SA to Open Database Licence. I think the most important is the provision that "produced works" need only to attribute the authors, and if you don't modify the source database then the
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by rathel 7y ago
This will work for simple equations, for more complex ones you will run into the curse of dimensionality. That's why MC was invented in the first place by Stanisław Ulam et al.
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by rathel 7y ago
Twitter thread: https://twitter.com/Sosowski/status/1241448735374221313 disclaimer: I am not the author of this game ;)
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Stock Jump – a ski-jumping game with real stock data(stockjump.sos.gd)
458 points by rathel 7y ago|50 comments
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by rathel 7y ago
Yes, obviously doses this high are prescription only. Should have mentioned that. Guess I have to trust my doctor, who mentioned this is a saturation dose, and later on I will switch to lower doses available over-the-counter.
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by rathel 7y ago
Consider checking your D3 vitamin metabolite levels in blood. I had trouble falling asleep, had single digits of 25(OH) D3 concentration (The norm is 20+ ng/ml). For now I was prescribed 20k IU of vitamin D3 twice a week. Other things
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by rathel 7y ago
Moving personal computing to ARM is going to enslave us, the end users. The temptation for the OEMs to lock everything down and integrate all components into non-extensible hardware is too strong.
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by rathel 7y ago
I wonder what the alternative reality could be in which browsers adopted Tcl instead.
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by rathel 7y ago
Due to ODbL licence they can't mix OSM data directly with other data. Apple does use OSM data, but only in some countries (Belarus for example IIRC), as allowed by https://wiki.osmfoundation.org/wiki/Licence/C
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by rathel 7y ago
Searching for exact/minimum image size in Google Image Search.
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Country-coder: Convert lat/lon to country code locally(github.com)
18 points by rathel 7y ago|2 comments
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by rathel 7y ago
That sounds common-sense to me, but it seems un-meritocratic to assume it a priori.
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by rathel 7y ago
Can someone explain why there are age-based deadlines for starting formal music education? If a person can become an engineer or a lawyer regardless of their age, why is it the opposite in that field?
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by rathel 7y ago
OSM source data is not the same thing as infrastructure owned by OSM Foundation. You can self host maps based on OSM with much flexibility (Though Mapbox is easier to use and now has easy-to-grasp pricing that also doesn't discriminate
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by rathel 7y ago
In hindsight, yes, this may sound silly. Originally it was supposed to be "in my late 20s". Will correct it, if it's distracting from the point I make.
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by rathel 7y ago
Slightly off-topic, but how should I as a person in late 20s deal with the fear that every piece of evidence suggests my generation (and subsequent ones) will be totally screwed in the future? Global warming, economic inequality (like prope
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by rathel 7y ago
> Design-ready bullshits are based on the bullshit (Bullshit)-bullshitted, bullshit-ready Fusion Design Bullshit™ from Synopsys, along with Arm Artisan® Physical IP and POP™ IP for Samsung Foundry's advanced 5LPE process. LMAO on th
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by rathel 7y ago
Interesting, can you share the model of the purifier?
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by rathel 7y ago
I made a habit of daily contributing to OpenStreetMap [1]. If you're based outside Europe you'll have plenty things to map (like shops, other POIs, buildings, cycling infrastructure and so on...). There's a webpage which show
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by rathel 7y ago
Whenever you provide something free, "for prototyping" or "for personal projects", there will always be some moron/asshole who will abuse it by deploying it in a mobile app or something. It happens from time to time

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