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by spitfire 5y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote Location: West coast Canada. Remote: Yes. Technologies: Machine learning Python, Tensorflow/Keras/pytorch, spark, AWS, kafka, HDFS, logstash, etc. A whole host of technologies over 20 year career. email in
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by spitfire 5y ago
I want to be hired! Location: West coast Canada. Remote: Yes. Relocate: No. Technologies: Python, Tensorflow/Keras/pytorch, spark, AWS, kafka, HDFS, logstash, etc. A whole host of technologies over 20 year career. email in profi
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by spitfire 5y ago
Does that usually happen/
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by spitfire 5y ago
That's a good question. We know exactly what technical solutions are needed to counter this adversarial activity. What social tipping point needs to happen for those to be implemented? How can we lower the social bar for that to happen
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by spitfire 5y ago
In time I expect all OSes (mobile and desktop) will provide a "give false data" option. So Sandboxed+false inputs, sort of a digital Descartes deceiver. Because you know the slimy app developers will refuse to work if you don&#x
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by spitfire 5y ago
> "clues about their political views based on their choices of reading material" This is exactly why I put Karl Marx next to F a Hayek. It's like a social logic bomb.
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by spitfire 6y ago
I had a look at the first link and tried two decks at random. The very first one was a "gayme" (Get it? We're gay! It was the early 1990's), the second one "models" was girls in bikinis (Nice dithering!). Point
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by spitfire 6y ago
I love Infocom games. But I was (and still am) always frustrated by the opacity of the controls. I have no idea what I can type, or do with things. It's difficult to discover your abilities by flailing around. So I never end up finish
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by spitfire 6y ago
Bug bounty factoring! From wikipedia: > Factoring is a financial transaction and a type of debtor finance in which a business sells its accounts receivable (i.e., invoices) to a third party (called a factor) at a discount.[1][2][3] A bus
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by spitfire 6y ago
Location: Canada Remote: Yes (Pacific time) Willing to relocate: No. Data scientist with 15 years experience - Before people even knew to call themselves "data scientists". I'm an experienced data scientist who is looking fo
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by spitfire 6y ago
He also does excellent computer advertisements! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlmzwZXa-Ww
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by spitfire 6y ago
I'd pay a bit for a kit to upgrade a Cinema Display to 5K. I"m writing on a Cinema Display right now. It's a fantastic display with great design, but needs a resolution bump.
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by spitfire 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | Canada | Remote (Pacific time) Data scientist with 15 years experience - Before people even knew to call themselves "data scientists". I'm an experienced data scientist who is looking for new projects to take o
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by spitfire 6y ago
It's a common British expression for thank you and goodbye. Also often used in Canada. I supposed it's bled into polite conversation online. Cheers Spit
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by spitfire 6y ago
I thought tech lead was a satire (as a millionaire). Practical application is an area I've always thought was sorely lacking. There's lots of places to learn the theory, but I still don't get it until I understand the applica
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by spitfire 6y ago
What is your contact information?
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by spitfire 6y ago
What do you mean uranium in ceramics? I have a decorative piece of uranium glass behind me - Light it up with a UV light and it glows. Is that considered dangerous now?
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by spitfire 6y ago
Doesn't it already? With clickbait being nothing like the actual news article, video, TV series, etc. Social media influencers contorting themselves to press every button they can.
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by spitfire 6y ago
> I don't know, but I rather hear sporting/fitness advice from someone that won NBA finals, or the soccer World Cup, then just some random loser. The winner at least can tell you how they did succeed personally, even if they ha
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by spitfire 6y ago
Just so I'm clear on this, how do you pronounce "synecdouche"?
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by spitfire 6y ago
Great. Now it's time to start throttling JS in browsers. Give them the equivalent of a few MHZ or a few seconds runtime to play with and no more.
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by spitfire 6y ago
Woah. Check out the recommendations on that page. There's some great stuff in there.
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by spitfire 6y ago
Damn. I've had this idea for a while. Design buildings with the use of AI for stylistic design, and SAT solvers for fitting everything in. USM (the Swiss furniture manufacturer) actually designed a modular building system in the 1960&#
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by spitfire 6y ago
It already did! Sean Connery wore one in one of the bond films.
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by spitfire 6y ago
Did you know there's software to tell you how to unspool fiberoptic cable when laying underwater lines? It's one massive long integral math equation. It rents (yes, rents) out for $20K a week. There's also coffee logistics so
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by spitfire 6y ago
This is also why gymnasts and ballerinas need to be taught young. They lack fear and "bounce" when they fall. Once they turn 12 or so they lack that "bounce", it becomes much more difficult or impossible to teach at a ce
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by spitfire 6y ago
Jurassic park was the first thing I thought of. But it's certainly one tool in the toolbox for that.
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It might be in reference to anyone under 35 never having been in a downturn in their career. SV breezed through 2008 without a scratch.
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by spitfire 6y ago
But now you have that choice. You can package things however you want, even in weird shapes. Not "has to allow liquid to flow downhill, even in rate 2 turn". I'll bet there's still wins to be found even with putting batt
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Better still with an electric motor you have more options for motor placement. You don't have a big fat engine that has to be placed in the front[1]. The batteries don't have to sit in the wings, they can theoretically sit at the

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