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by spott 3y ago
BeaglePlay also has sub-1Ghz wireless, (along with 2.4Ghz programmable wireless), a PRU (essentially a built-in microprocessor suitable for realtime I/O work). The core processor supports CAN, and a bunch of other features, but I&#x27
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by spott 3y ago
Because cost of entry is proportional to size of market. A narrow niche has a small market by definition, and a car has a large cost of entry, so cars with small niches are rare.
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by spott 3y ago
The biggest annoyance I have with old school forums is the single threaded nature of them. Reading through an entire 200 post thread to see if anyone actually responded to the one question that was asked in the third post is just incredibl
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by spott 3y ago
The algorithm learns by looking at contextual words around a given word. If a word is infrequent, there isn't enough context to span the space of possible contexts for the word, making it difficult for the algorithm to get a good idea
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by spott 3y ago
Citrus taxonomy is fascinating. Of all the citrus that we have, there are only three "natural" plants: the mandarin, pomelo and citron. Everything else is some cross between these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by spott 3y ago
Equity is an ownership stake in a company, including an ownership of future profits. In some sense a company is promising in the future to return profits to shareholders. While the company is in a growth stage and healthy, that need to re
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by spott 3y ago
I don't think it is unfair. If you are looking to solve a timezone problem right now, then you care about what the standard interface is right now... not "when the library was created".
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by spott 4y ago
Start with pythons “projectdirs”, which refuses to allow mac systems to use XDG or at least have that option. https://github.com/platformdirs/platformdirs/issues/4
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by spott 4y ago
Except neither appdirs or platformdirs obey xdg on Mac, without an option to override. Which makes this less than ideal.
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by spott 4y ago
This sounds great. I'd love to have something like this within nix. Nix is great for full system management. Less so for something like python package management. Its lack of a dependency resolver or multiple versions of a package w
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by spott 4y ago
Also in the first season of the Jack Ryan show (which only bears a very passing resemblance to Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, but has good action)
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by spott 4y ago
Fuel in ground tanks can be pumped out by manually pumping enough to power a generator to power the regular pumps... which is pretty trivial to set up.
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by spott 5y ago
as an aside: what the hell is the "o(n)" here? Some term that is proportional to n?
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by spott 5y ago
There is a wide gap between borderline examples like yours and "The covid vaccine contains microchips to control the masses!". Maybe your example can be ignored and my example can be removed without wondering into that borderline
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by spott 5y ago
It would be interesting to normalize for size in some way. Maybe "number of shows"?
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by spott 6y ago
You don't need one to see it.
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by spott 6y ago
I was as well, until I saw the Linus Tech Tips review of it: the drivers are (were?) missing support for some Titan optimizations -- the Titan RTX significantly beat the 3090 for a few benchmarks. If the card doesn't have these optimi
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by spott 6y ago
Nah, they license a proprietary one. There are a whole bunch of them (ICC, Digital Mars, PGI before they were acquired by Nvidia...). They generally aren't as good as GCC, but they keep your code private and copy-left licenses away f
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by spott 6y ago
>when that is the entire point of Monte Carlo methods and doesn't change their result. Two nitpicks: a) it shouldn't change the conclusions , but MC calculations will get different results depending on the seed. and b) it is c
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by spott 6y ago
I mean the Microsoft Store charges 30% for games, Google play is 30%, Steam is 30%, I'm sure there are app stores I'm not thinking of that charge 30%. It seems to be the industry standard App Store cut.
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by spott 6y ago
How do you figure? Apple's customers usually have gaming as a pretty low priority for purchasing of Apple products. The PR hit?
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by spott 6y ago
I think it is probably easier to just use it for specific instructions and then spot check the results. It isn't something like a compiler plugin that automatically rewrites your code, it just spits out alternative formulations when yo
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by spott 6y ago
This is what I'm planning on doing. Have you had any issues? The thing I'm most concerned about is hooking my apple id up to it for icloud. Any recommendations?
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by spott 6y ago
Ah! I can see that in a GAN architecture. That makes much more sense. It wasn't clear from your original post that you were augmenting generated images, not real data.
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by spott 6y ago
Yea, and no metric stays hidden forever if there is enough money in it getting unhidden. Statistical metrics have some of the benefits of hidden metrics while staying "hidden" forever, but they also can be much more time consuming
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by spott 6y ago
Why are you trying to backpropagate over data augmentations? I've never done that (or heard about it being done). Usually I just do the augmentations on the input samples and then feed the augmented samples to the network. Different
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by spott 6y ago
Unfortunately, there isn't really a solution to this problem. Metrics are the only way to measure some things reliably and consistently across users, testers and subjects. The goal is to have performance on the metric be as close as p
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by spott 6y ago
I'm kind of curious: what is the selling point of an ARM server? Why would I use an ARM instance on AWS or similar instead of an x86? Are they significantly cheaper per GHz*core? If so, how hard is it to make use of that power, will
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by spott 6y ago
I think this is a better version. It is less ambiguous and more general. The [x,x] version isn't clear if it is using `__eq__` or `is`.
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by spott 6y ago
I think there is a line that is pretty easy to define there: if the app is an add on to a subscription (the subscription is useful without the app) and someone would actually purchase the subscription without the app, then the app can poin

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