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by rococode 8y ago
With regards to the headline, the actual paper uses the same terms so it's not just journalists making things up to humanize AI. The paper introduces an "awake regime" and a "sleep regime", and "Dreaming neural
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by rococode 8y ago
500 Startups and AngelPad also seem fairly well-known. I'd love to hear from someone more involved in the VC community about how those two accelerators are generally regarded.
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by rococode 8y ago
Isn't that just how language works? When a name doesn't suit your language's writing system it's natural to adapt it in a way that's more accessible. English simply doesn't have an acute accent. It's why p
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by rococode 8y ago
It's actually pretty interesting to see how the captchas have evolved as, presumably, Google decides "OK, we have enough data to consistently identify this thing" and moves on to the next challenge. I recall the modern (non-t
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GitHub Classroom and Travis CI Improved Students’ Grades(github.blog)
70 points by rococode 8y ago|8 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
The "I asked him to prioritize protecting my time since I have other things I prefer to work on and to proceed with whatever budget he needed to pursue the facts in this matter" part gives off pretty strong "money is no objec
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by rococode 8y ago
I agree, it could at least use "Jeff Bezos: " as a prefix.
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by rococode 8y ago
Amazing that one of the largest banks in the US is somehow still (apparently) reliant on a single location.
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by rococode 8y ago
Wow, I hadn't heard of the 4chan thing and it's super interesting! Here's the wiki article with the improved lower bound for the 25 year old permutation problem: http://mathsci.wikia.com/wiki/The_Haruhi_P
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Programmer: An Assault on Bugs (1977)(nytimes.com)
3 points by rococode 8y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
It was live streamed, you can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUTMhmVh1qs&t=2h31m22s Tthe first 2 and a half hours goes over the other 10 matches, which weren't played live on stream.
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by rococode 8y ago
I was curious too, turns out it's addressed in the wiki: https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/wiki/Chocolatey-Compari... Short version: - Installs to ~/scoop/ by default. - No UAC popups, doesn
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by rococode 8y ago
Here's my strongest argument in favor of type safety: if you're building a project that is intended to have a long life and be seen by many people, type safety may be a hassle for you but it'll be a blessing for the hundred
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by rococode 8y ago
Sounds like you stopped using it, could you share why? I'm curious if their service was good.
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Stealing Machine Learning Models via Prediction APIs (2016) [pdf](arxiv.org)
3 points by rococode 8y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
I think what OP means is that for someone whose goal is to start a successful business, using a more obscure and new framework is akin to shooting yourself in the foot. There's nothing significant enough that a framework like this prov
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GitHub dashboard UI refresh(github.blog)
90 points by rococode 8y ago|59 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
Honestly can't tell if you're being facetious haha. It's not that I think the risk of them being attacked for being a TSA officer is high, but the risk they face at their jobs seems so low.
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by rococode 8y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18923719
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by rococode 8y ago
Not a technical explanation but a story about a similar thing: https://www.wired.com/2009/09/russian-billionaire-installs-a... I remember this article as the first time I learned that photo-taking can actually be
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by rococode 8y ago
NN = Neural Network SOA = State of the Art The rest should be clear: it's a new method that shrinks the size of neural nets by 90% while only dropping the accuracy <1%. The previous state of the art for doing the same task of shrink
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Famous First Landing Pages(blog.onemonthrails.com)
3 points by rococode 8y ago|0 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
Aren't there similarly-strong legal protections against police entering a data center and accessing servers?
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by rococode 8y ago
This seems like a really interesting approach and I think the numbers are promising. Given that it's an entirely different type of model-building than traditional methods, I think it's fine for it to just be up to par with a basic
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by rococode 8y ago
Right, the same technology that would be used to block CP and abuse could probably be easily reconfigured to block any topic of choice. Some things are obviously worth blocking, but it's hard to decide where to draw the line, especiall
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Ask HN: Salary/equity aside, what would your ideal job offer consist of?
8 points by rococode 8y ago|11 comments
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by rococode 8y ago
From a business perspective Medium is more of a magazine or newspaper than a blogging platform. They have a bunch of readers and try to get them to stay on their site by pushing interesting posts from their other writers. The problem is tha
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by rococode 8y ago
I could imagine Google being smart enough to have some tracking between duplicates. If you include a link to your main blog on Medium perhaps it may understand "pages A and B have the same main content, but A contains an additional lin
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by rococode 8y ago
Several YC-affiliated people (Sam Altman, Jessica Livingston, etc.) use Posthaven.
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Everything – Locate files and folders by name instantly on Windows(voidtools.com)
103 points by rococode 8y ago|59 comments

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