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by tastroder 8y ago
That didn't seem to be the point of the paper in question though. That work seems to primarily present a usability study, even in 2014 there were better performing models for graph based QA tasks.
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by tastroder 8y ago
There's quite a few degree programs nowadays where you get access to not only the theoretical foundations but also the possibility to work on projects on actual industry hardware, as well as improving that hardware if that's more
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by tastroder 8y ago
Neither, I was trying to suggest that offering Blockchain and related technologies as a solution to every problem in existence is kind of an annoying trend. I don't really see the outage discussed here as a technical problem. Quite lit
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by tastroder 8y ago
It's not like people blame the staff working on wiring the network hardware here. For any company in that position I'd assume they realize their dependence on that part of the infrastructure for their core business. I don't r
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by tastroder 8y ago
If evil corp stores said buzzword stack exclusively on that large rack that's currently on fire because of compliance nothing is gained. Not every problem is a nail.
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by tastroder 8y ago
"Plus, academia tends to lag behind industries and are notorious for teaching dated technologies." and then preaches about alternative degrees, language choice, ... I fail to see the point, the Data Science degree programs I know
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by tastroder 8y ago
There's always cheaper/better but change has a price too. The points the author addresses are absolutely a thing but you get to know those after a few projects. I don't really see an upside of switching out the SBC every year
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by tastroder 8y ago
I mean, if you like. I find these equivalences weird, of course you try to make a good first impression but I see a pretty big difference between make up / outfits, etc. and hiring somebody to pretend to be the best side of a fake you.
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by tastroder 8y ago
That's a good thing imho, at least if accompanied by something that gives you the more practical perspective on layers 4 and above as well (which is probably where many curricula fail). Of course it's more interesting to do fun s
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by tastroder 8y ago
Last time I talked to a driver they didn't lie to me and pretend to be their client. The moral problem here, at least for me, is intentional deception, users of such a service actively pay somebody to lie to another person. That sounds
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by tastroder 8y ago
Love that approach but fyi: first time visitors using Chrome on Android get to know your left ear exclusively, the rest of your face is cut off on mobile.
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by tastroder 8y ago
I would add to that the unnecessary scrolling of this presentation style. With classical layouting you can get far more information over the fold and allow your reader to skip stuff "ah, yeah, I see what they did there" - without
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by tastroder 8y ago
Would you mind explaining that? I'm pretty certain doing this would get you in trouble with a range of other legislation around the EU and put you in line with similar PR nightmares in the past but I don't really see how MAC addre
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Not really, they simply only randomise for scanning / management frames when not connected to an AP. The downside is that many people have rather unique sets of SSIDs that still allow for pretty good tracking markers.
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I occasionally feel like that already happened. Looking at quite a few modern social networks, like Instagram, "success" and engagement on many of these platforms seems to follow many of the same rules people use for SEO in regula
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by tastroder 8y ago
Apologies if that came out as snarky like the other commenter suggested. It's really a genuine question about that point of view there. >Is Netflix "prevented" or "not preferred". Let's pick our battle befor
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OffeneGesetze: Opening Germany's Law Gazette(okfn.de)
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by tastroder 8y ago
You mean like... Netflix being prevented from streaming through your ISP (the only one available in your area mind) because Google paid it more to prefer YouTube traffic? The things Americans will frame as freedom of choice will continue to
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by tastroder 8y ago
I might be missing your point or simply have a hard time understanding this anti FOSS rethoric. I'm reading that you'd pay a third party so you can trust open source code and think that FOSS somehow exposes commercial code to more
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by tastroder 8y ago
That sounds like a solution I'd personally never even notice. Most of the devices I consume youtube videos on either do not show the video description at all (TV) or actively disencourage reading it (the official Android app currently
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by tastroder 8y ago
Wasn't the whole point of the Louis Rossmann imports and similar stories with LCD screens a few months back that these were in fact refurbished Apple products? From what I've read they had the Apple logo on a connector or somethin
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by tastroder 8y ago
I kind of see what you're saying in regards to leaving no room for subtleties but that argument goes both ways. I tried to find accurate information on the technology and how they differentiate from the regular old dehumidifier spiel w