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UFactory, a funded Kickstarter project, emails were hacked(reddit.com)
1 points by sdan 8y ago|0 comments
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DAgger Explained(blog.suryad.com)
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by sdan 8y ago
Yeah, this sciencedirect article was posted but on nih.gov, but someone decided to post with the sciencedirect website
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by sdan 8y ago
I use Beamer with TextMate and Skim.
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by sdan 8y ago
So Apple is going to start making their own cellular chips?
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by sdan 8y ago
How does Oliv "takes messages on our behalf"? Does it summarize what has happened from the time of the user's vacation?
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by sdan 8y ago
Another good driving dataset. I liked Berkeley's as well.
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by sdan 8y ago
Good lesson for all. Sad that you found out through first-hand experience.
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by sdan 8y ago
This is great. Hopefully I can use it in the future sometime.
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by sdan 8y ago
Looking at their growth, it seems they have enveloped the Social Graph and have the most users, incentivizing more users to join and be social with their friends. As long as Facebook's algorithm spews out some posts from friends and a
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by sdan 8y ago
I made a self driving car for a competition called the International Autonomous Robot Racing Challenge, held in Waterloo, Canada. I used my robot to beat Georgia Tech on my own. Great to see so many others doing similar things. I used a CNN
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by sdan 8y ago
I deleted Facebook because it was downright toxic. I don't need to know what everyone else is doing, I need to focus on my own and my own goals and passions. After deleting Facebook, I have published a paper on Arxiv, Beat Georgia Tech
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by sdan 8y ago
Import AI: https://jack-clark.net/; TechCrunch; MacRumors
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by sdan 8y ago
Definitely agree with your decision. After leaving slack entirely from a robotics team and a science club, our productively increased. No longer were we going off topic wasting precious time and making everyone in the channel read every 500
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by sdan 8y ago
fast.ai I guess?
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by sdan 8y ago
Apple Mail.
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Ask HN: Dark Mode for HN?
6 points by sdan 8y ago|8 comments
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by sdan 8y ago
Macbook; It's just more supported for a lot of software which made me make the switch.
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Ask HN: Keyboard for Coding?
8 points by sdan 8y ago|17 comments
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by sdan 8y ago
I've used Webkit Tech Preview before, but had some bugs a year or two ago. I'm trying it again after your suggestion.
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Ask HN: What's wrong with Safari?
3 points by sdan 8y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: What are some good podcasts?
4 points by sdan 8y ago|6 comments
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by sdan 8y ago
Wow! That's amazing. Looking forward to running it on a VM this weekend.
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by sdan 8y ago
Somehow clicky.com still is. I can track each mouse movement in real-time and check where they go and come from on my website. https://clicky.com/help/faq/privacy/gdpr
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by sdan 8y ago
I personally use clicky.com and get similar analytics. I guess this is good, but I don't think it justifies the price considering clicky.com gives you in some cases, more information (ip addresses, heatmaps of where users click, time s
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How a High Schooler Beat Georgia Tech in Robotics(blog.suryad.com)
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Show HN: El Toro Grande Autonomous Robot(suryad.com)
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Why artificial intelligence has no common sense(youtube.com)
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by sdan 8y ago
Imagine running the winning MARLÖ model on this. That's going to turn a lot of heads (most likely going to attract attention from kids as well).
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TLBleed is latest Intel CPU flaw to surface: But don't expect it to be fixed(msn.com)
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