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541.
by rch 7y ago
It seems like all these comments assume everyone is working on roughly the same class of problem. That's probably a mistake.
542.
by rch 7y ago
I've had good results from consistently tuning my feed over the last few years, particularly by excluding low quality sources altogether. I have seen the phenomena you're talking about though. For me it might be a political scanda
543.
by rch 7y ago
Actually, I'm aggressively looking for higher quality content that I can pay for, like (e.g.) nzz.ch for news. I was also a Google Contributor subscriber, before it required an opt-in for site operators. What I would really like is t
544.
by rch 7y ago
Akka also provides some CRDT based distributed data capabilities: https://doc.akka.io/docs/akka/current/typed/distributed-data...
545.
by rch 7y ago
> Alphabet reported that its revenue rose 20 percent to $40.5 billion for the third quarter, but that profit dropped to $7.07 billion. Profit ... was hurt by rising costs for research and development and marketing, the company said. >
546.
by rch 7y ago
Did you evaluate gRPC or gRPC-Web when considering your websockets implementation? I'm using gRPC in other languages/frameworks and I'd really like to migrate one of those to Elixir in the near future, but I'm curious to
547.
by rch 7y ago
Ah thanks, that's really good to know!
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A high performance topological machine learning toolbox in Python(github.com)
5 points by rch 7y ago|0 comments
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Actor-based data processing for large-scale machine learning applications(dl.acm.org)
2 points by rch 7y ago|0 comments
550.
by rch 7y ago
I'm planning on picking up a Purism Librem 15 in the near future; probably January. I've seen a few System 76 laptops at tech events around Boulder/Denver and they seem solid as well.
551.
by rch 7y ago
The system is rather nice to use, but nothing about the branding of this distro appeals to anyone, as far as I can tell.
552.
by rch 7y ago
People managing AirBnB checkouts in cold, remote areas appreciate being able to check and adjust the thermostat remotely.
553.
by rch 7y ago
That's true, but the entire sector is collapsing, so maybe he was right to extract value while it still existed.
554.
by rch 7y ago
Exactly. I don't like or "enjoy" LinkedIn but I do find it useful professionally. Now it sounds like this ruling implies that by creating a profile on one platform, I have to accept that every company that comes along can inc
555.
by rch 7y ago
I regularly see bone marrow on restaurant menus, and frozen cut bones are available in grocery stores. I've lived in North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio, Texas, New York and Colorado.... Wherever you happen to be I'd guess that if you
556.
by rch 7y ago
The intent is to protect areas from further disruption, along the lines of road building, for example.
557.
by rch 7y ago
I don't believe the article adequately addresses intensive industrial uses, e.g. oil and gas leases[1], which are potentially permitted on other categories of federally managed lands. It's also fairly disingenuous to claim that hu
558.
by rch 7y ago
However well written, it's frustrating to see an otherwise thoughtful work disregard the benefits of protecting public lands under the Wilderness Act, which is to the best of my knowledge the only robust means of doing so.
559.
by rch 7y ago
I read it differently: corals that die are more able to recover than expected, but only as temperatures fall back into a favorable range.
560.
by rch 7y ago
Doesn't look like any lunar regolith was involved.
561.
by rch 7y ago
Is the friction a result of trying to support eager execution?
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Healthy soil is the real key to feeding the world(theconversation.com)
14 points by rch 7y ago|3 comments
563.
by rch 7y ago
I like the memory safety, concurrency, and zero-based indices.
564.
by rch 7y ago
For that logic to work we would need e.g. a carbon tax, such that there would be a straightforward monetary value associated with any exceptions that might be granted.
565.
by rch 7y ago
I find it interesting that you've used the word 'we' given that a portion of your audience will spend the day working with inference, optimization, probabilistic programming, and the like.
566.
by rch 7y ago
Surely counterexamples exist... W. L. Gore and Associates? Rocky Mountain Institute? Renaissance Technologies?
567.
The Scientific Attitude – a defence against denial, fraud and pseudoscience(theguardian.com)
4 points by rch 7y ago|0 comments
568.
by rch 7y ago
I've been calling it the Plasticene, and looking around now maybe a few other people do as well.
569.
by rch 7y ago
If people in your organization tend to write Flask apps, then you might find click in standalone scrips as well.
570.
by rch 7y ago
That's the one Akka uses, which probably comprises the majority of HOCON usage. I've also used the Python port without issues.

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