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RNNoise: Using Deep Learning for Noise Suppression
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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That's generally seen as a misguided attempt to maintain artificially high grain prices that ultimately yields almost zero benefit to farmers or consumers (serving only the ethanol producers and politicians).
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> He also survived because he's been constantly updating his tech skills I feel lucky that the stuff I pursued independently in my 20s (but wasn't paid to work on) has started to become more professionally relevant in my 30s. M
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9y ago
That's the only helpful use of the disclosure line I've seen in a few years .. thanks.
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9y ago
I got a note about a phone-related release October 4th, so I'm reserving judgement until then.
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Their entire sample seems to be composed of people who are willing to click on a green button and "take the quiz" as part of a job search.
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Bringing the web up to speed with WebAssembly
(blog.acolyer.org)
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> Google's Tango technology ... which is also based on infrared depth detection I thought Tango included hardware to process parallax and phone position so it could potentially work outside and in bright open areas.
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Kant's notes on Logic: https://books.google.com/books?id=JTrCAgAAQBAJ
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9y ago
Was that U.S. shrimp or imported? There are very significant differences in environmental sustainability across the various supply chains for meat, fish, produce, and dairy products.
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This paper (2008) describes the general approach, including the use of Betti numbers for classification of observed phenomena (in primates, not in silico ): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2924880
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Beyond a certain threshold (or complex set of conditions) accumulated wealth can become self perpetuating. No U.S. legislation I can think of actually affects the sort modest wealth you're describing, but there is arguably some social
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The Myth of AI (2014)
(edge.org)
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9y ago
It has the same momentum, but too much mass and not enough velocity.
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I find that concept artists tend to have f-u money, whatever they drive.
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http://avc.com/2011/04/how-to-allocate-founder-and-employee-... Fairness, and the perception of fairness, is much more valuable than owning a large stake.
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9y ago
No, it was on par with regular security checks.
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Microsoft Announces Project Brainwave to Take on Google's AI Hardware Lead
(forbes.com)
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Those comments are coming directly from Facebook, so they probably didn't even attempt to read the article.
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9y ago
Extended periods of winter darkness maybe?
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I also think that it's a mistake to conflate public sharing with engagement, but the renumeration model is sound. Hopefully they'll roll out another redesign that manages to keep the economic mechanics intact.
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Are electrons conscious?
(blog.oup.com)
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The whole Spectacles concept is gimmicky, including the vending machine aspect, so it doesn't really matter how well executed the 'experience' was. They need to allocate their capital to people who have better ideas.
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I find that programming feels more like spatial navigation than speech or language. Cognizing (e.g.) the Eclipse codebase might be roughly equivalent to maintaining a complete mental model of NYC.
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I tend to limit my open tabs to the maximum that can be displayed with clear favicons. Works for me.
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If more sites looked like this we probably wouldn't need amp.
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Thanks for these references -- I look forward to reading them.
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My armchair opinion on this position is that it tends to serve developers and employers more than the 'younger folks' you mention. Employers in particular need to start increasing wages, opening satellite offices, and encouraging
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9y ago
I just created a list with a reminder for next time I'm at my local bookstore.
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Texas also produces the most wind power of any U.S. state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_in_Texas The source in wikipedia is out of date, but it's still true as of Q3 2016: http://www.awea.or
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