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by stephanheijl 9y ago
I have also encountered something similar whilst attempting to print a ticket to a major amusement park in Europe using Edge. The page the tickets were on secured by a login mechanism, and attempting to print the tickets resulted a page wit
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Looks like a cool project, I would love to see this as a browser plugin of some sort. As for the corpus, I suspect that using articles from Wikipedia would be appropriate. Especially large articles are routinely checked and cleaned up. It h
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
> I think it's unlikely that the human mind tackles Go in the same way. This is very certainly true, which is what makes AlphaGo interesting to watch and study. The human mind, even one that has trained on Go for years on end, will
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Then again, the hours that were cut also wouldn't have to be paid to the people not working them. In a perfect situation this would have led to higher employment numbers and happier employees. However, the Bloomberg source[1] also ment
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Is it just me, or does it feel like we've been hearing about advances in dental treatment for decades, without them actually having any effect on the practice? From my personal experience as someone living in the Netherlands, where sta
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Without regarding any other research on this topic, this particular paper has some interesting notes that may be considered. The sample size (52) is somewhat small, and the humans in this sample are already obese. (Even) the N-AGPT group (n
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
I could see the appeal of some of the lower range hardware plans, but especially the higher tiers seem way off in terms of pricing. Can someone clarify why a 2 core/8GB machine costs 80$, where other IaaS providers charge far less for
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Each of the channels (filters, in this case) is visualized separately. The user selects a layer and each of the image maps shown represents the activations of that channel. You can verify this by looking at the `nb_filters` key in the JSON
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
I'm loving this, I've been using scaleway as a host for a few months and they've provided great value during that time. As a Dutch national it would be great for my latency to see scaleway add some capacity to Amsterdam. The
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
While I support the general idea, it irks me that this concept also includes tracking of my browsing history ("distributes the money from your subscription to the sites you visit based on the time you spend with them"). I would li
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Specifically in the context of the usage (that is, transferring USD), the fees were about 6 times what they would have been if he were to use a bank account. In the big picture I do agree with you, though. 1% fees on individual services are
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
While I agree that those fees are extravagant and the underlying process should have been much easier, it probably would have been prudent to investigate the process first, before starting it. I can't imagine being unaware of fees asso
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Very extensible API, accessible and widely used programming language (Python), the ability to use both Theano and Tensorflow as a backend and easy to implement non-linear neural networks (where data is split and merged at will) all contribu
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
This is true. Stars in this context are also more indicative of projects that are attractive to a more mainstream audience. Examples like Deep Dream and Neural style, where laymen visit the Github page and star the project because it's
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
While I agree with the premise that open source could, in theory, serve the long tail better, I think the barrier to entry of pharmacological research is far higher than that of software development. It should be noted that this is not with
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
To be completely honest, if you're not using the tool Let's Encrypt is creating with the specific intent of making configuration easier, it sounds like a moot point to state that it "might be quite hard to configure it".
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
I think that when the articles refers to not being universally accepted, it means that Bitcoins do not constitute legal tender. Their value is not guaranteed by any government (which is also one of the reasons the coin is, at least at this
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
I'm looking forward to seeing this in stores, as I've wanted to build a new machine learning rig for some time. The GTX 1080 just didn't seem like it would do the trick, with ostensibly limited software support and all. I&#x2
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
While this is very intesting, the storage mentioned does seem somewhat small to me. The article compares the area covered by the text to be a little smaller than a HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). However, the genome of HIV apparently st
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Is forcing users to use a strong password effective? [2015](security.stackexchange.com)
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
So this is basically a repost of the Slideshare on this topic ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10919744 < previous HN thread.) without the pretty landing page around it. It does look like some 5000 new LOCs went int
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by stephanheijl 10y ago
Sounds like some of these companies aren't even implementing the automation part. > But she and another former employee, Alex Gioiella, said the only automated part of the service they saw was the occasional marketing text message.
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by stephanheijl 11y ago
9/10, but I was already familiar with the algorithm. Useful features to find the nature of the "artist" for me included the following: - Is the style of the painting applied uniformly over the whole image? Humans will, for ef
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by stephanheijl 11y ago
This page refuses to load if you are blocking tracking web services. If you are using AdBlock or Ghostery, you will need to pause them, or at least disable blocking of Disqus. A tad weird, because the Disqus chat only shows up in the final
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by stephanheijl 11y ago
Now that this is working again, we can see the work-mac device constantly trying to connect to fqtag.com, a site linked to malware/adware behaviour. Good news everyone, the queen will now be able to alert you if your computer is infect
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by stephanheijl 11y ago
SIGFOX has certain limits (outside of theoretical and practical bandwidth restrictions) placed on it. radio-electronics.com ( http://www.radio-electronics.com/info/wireless/sigfox/basics... ) states up to 140 m
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by stephanheijl 11y ago
It looks pretty cool, but it slowed my browser down to a crawl when I had it open in the background. That seems like something that needs optimizing.