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These are at best machine learning questions, not data science. ML is definitely a sub-category of data science, but if you see a job posting for data science, you're 100% not going to be doing machine learning. That would have been la
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When JS is done.
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I've often seen this attitude doesn't apply to just "users". Indeed there are many people that come from college backgrounds that generally treat "the public" as stupid. To get into the good graces of such peop
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6y ago
Brings this to mind: https://xkcd.com/1053/
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6y ago
So a pandemic hits and everyone screaming NIMBY is suddenly moving out?
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It is interesting to me that an open source project would be acquired, which is literally the trademark and copyright. However since the copyright is literally governed by copyleft they really can't change anything unless every contrib
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6y ago
There's at least one company in the west (US) that still does this. Have you tried Strauss farms milk? The creamtop is absolutely delicious. There's a $2 bottle deposit which encourages the bottles to be returned. Only problem is
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6y ago
And it's the golden rule. I bet few people even know that.
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Does it make sense to announce that a company has "acquired" an open source project? Wouldn't it make sense to title and write the article that the company that writes most (or all) of the code was acquired? "Light Code
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6y ago
One of the tiny gifts you get from Hacker news is that when you put an idea out there, sometimes someone acts on it. It may be wishful thinking, but what if someone attempts to quantify all the C/C++/Java/Perl hacks from hist
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Or you need enough chaos required in the other 90% to learn to do this technique.
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We order seeds from around the world all the time. Luckily most of our orders go through private websites, not Amazon.
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> There’s a very vocal group that tells you not to write in C because it’s unsafe I get the reasoning to learn it. Just after you do learn it, stop and use something else. Unless you absolutely have to. I don't think anyone has atte
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The cost of motion capture for video games, movies and deep fakes just dropped significantly.
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6y ago
It's like this beast that does these benevolent things, but at some point it catches up to them and they shut something down after getting people kinda hooked. For example Picasa - massively popular - free and pretty amazing desktop ph
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6y ago
It's not a bad idea. I mean, you still see these long lines at In'n Out, and it's funny because they're all buying the exact same item. We'll there's maybe 2 possible main courses, but by and large it's pe
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6y ago
Thanks for this, didn't know it was a feature.
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They don't take a cut from either Amazon or Etsy purchases. These are also things that you purchase in the app.
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Does Apple take 30% of all ad revenue from any app? If not- please bury before this turns into a 900 comment waste of time thread
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6y ago
Interesting turn of events I remember when 98% of the population was laughing at Google when they bought them for a 1.6 billion. Holy shit was that a great investment.
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Ugh, I don't envy their position. There are many ways to reduce the size of a docker image. I'm guilty too. Probably the best thing to do is leverage multi-stage builds. Those have the largest effect on repo size. (Like a 10x redu
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We have someone on our team that speaks like this. They caused someone to quit last week. I know your comment is a joke, but there are actually different backgrounds in play where this stuff doesn't fly. (Not everyone is jokey you)
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We have people in my company that do that in slack. They usually do it because they are canvassing for someone to respond (they ping different people and wait a few minutes between each - under some pecking order). If the first person respo
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6y ago
It's great to see articles like this. but I encourage people to treat things like this, and the other thread making rounds about how all the stars that have been made are most that will ever be made as having a chance of being correct
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Who wrote the facts?
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Pretty much any electron app you download is probably tied to a backend and will fail if their servers go offline. It is kinda sad. Electron apps are usable as long as the company is really iterating forever. Is the real problem that we
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Even the blog article at the bottom made the more insightful point that just a picture of a key is enough to make a duplicate. It seems a much easier thing to do considering you just need a microcamera pointing sideways at the lock entry.
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Everyone that plans on moving somewhere should do 1 of 2 things: 1. Not move there because of flight training schools. 2. Lobby to get the flight training school to practice over unpopulated areas.
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6y ago
Ah yes, after seeing that I thought immediately Yuba City, near Wendys.
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This blew up, but like 5 comments down in twitter someone said it wasn't true.
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