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Serving at USDS: Megan Hopkins(medium.com)
1 points by rch 8y ago|1 comments
752.
by rch 8y ago
> squeaky, often ill-fitting plastic Are you talking about the 5520? Curious because I'm planning on getting one in the near future, but not if it has build issues.
753.
by rch 8y ago
Sorry to hear that. I haven't heard any complaints. Were your problems specific to running Linux?
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by rch 8y ago
Dell is selling equally nice (IMO) laptops that actually run Linux out of the box. That's not a comment on security or anything, but it happens to be important to me right now.
755.
by rch 8y ago
Unique, inaudible fingerprints for synthetic voices would make it trivial to alert people that they are not talking to a person, and might enable some useful optimizations for ASR.
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by rch 8y ago
Mention something about CUDA being important for your job and they'll completely lose it... perhaps by throwing away all the furniture and replacing the couch with a soft blue orb that starts pulsing if you play the Black Eyed Peas.
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Rules or Triggers to Log Bulk Updates(cybertec-postgresql.com)
1 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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Moog Says Chinese Tariffs May Force a Move Overseas(npr.org)
2 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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NIH workshop on using AI and machine learning to advance biomedical research(nih.gov)
2 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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Moog Urges Patrons to Call Representatives Over Rising Tariffs(spin.com)
2 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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by rch 8y ago
This is the URL behind the shortened link: https://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/sw_manuals/xili...
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Visitor from another solar system accelerated away from the Sun(arstechnica.com)
3 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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University of Washington CS Lecturer Explains Why Women Don't Code; Chaos Ensues(thestranger.com)
11 points by rch 8y ago|2 comments
764.
A Feature Selection Tool for Machine Learning in Python(towardsdatascience.com)
1 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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Web Assembly and Go: A look to the future(brianketelsen.com)
329 points by rch 8y ago|208 comments
766.
by rch 8y ago
Thanks for correcting me! At the time I was growing some finicky orchids already, but I'm sure the extra context is extremely helpful.
767.
by rch 8y ago
Probably 3-4 years before meaningful production.
768.
by rch 8y ago
Growing your own vanilla isn't difficult, but it requires more greenhouse space than you might imagine. The plant grows like a vine, and it'll need to reach about 20' with multiple points of ground contact before producing po
769.
by rch 8y ago
How about paying $100/month for an even smaller pool of candidates, who can afford $100 and don't plan to be on the site for years?
770.
by rch 8y ago
Akka includes a facility for distributed data based on CRDTs, but I can't recall what it uses for consensus.
771.
by rch 8y ago
You don't need to like them, just continue to hold the stock you bought when Ballmer stepped down. It will probably be obvious when it's time to sell.
772.
by rch 8y ago
I should have to install a plugin if I want to see targeted ads, not the other way around.
773.
by rch 8y ago
Ditto.
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Waldorf Kyra to Be the First Fully FPGA Powered Synthesizer(synthtopia.com)
2 points by rch 8y ago|0 comments
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by rch 8y ago
But you have to include 'estimates', which ruins everything (in non-trivial cases, yadda, yadda).
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by rch 8y ago
> Deepmind hasn't shown anything breathtaking since their Alpha Go zero. Didn't this just happen? Maybe my timescales are off, but I've been thinking about AI and Go since the late 90s, and plenty of real work was happen
777.
by rch 8y ago
Although they should have asked for input from an author with a hyphenated surname.
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by rch 8y ago
Check out Luigi (Python -- https://github.com/spotify/luigi ). I've built (or worked on) a few bespoke systems myself, but Luigi covers better than 80% of what I typically need.
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by rch 8y ago
Probably not, but a gene drive to get rid of purple urchins might be possible. Definitely irresponsible however.
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by rch 8y ago
There two species involved. From the linked article: "Compared to red urchins ... [purple urchins are] smaller, less meaty and not worth fishing for. And they're voracious eaters of kelp." https://www.kqed.org&#x2F

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