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by techbio 7y ago
I can only assume this is revealed in the process or not at all.
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by techbio 7y ago
Is there a Raspbian + dumb (non-monitoring) monitor that’s smarter?
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by techbio 7y ago
By way of word2vec, or ?
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by techbio 7y ago
It’s Christmas, so being generous, “overwritten” applies by the third definition here ( https://www.dictionary.com/browse/overwritten ) Also, conferring correct usage, ie. actionable information, may be a gift as well, a
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by techbio 7y ago
Too much of a good thing? Couldn’t find a search bar to narrow down jobs to my preferred locations.
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by techbio 7y ago
While I expected a chemical solutions analysis approach, I secretly hoped for a sequel to “How to Read Water: Clues and Patterns from Puddles to the Sea” by Tristan Gooley, an excellent book that explores the implications of the surface con
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by techbio 7y ago
We shall see if it becomes brutalist in the civic sense when self-driving.
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by techbio 7y ago
I tend to think automating research and priors for human writers is more fruitful than automating writing. Generate text for parsers; generate outlines and links for writers who write for a human audience.
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by techbio 7y ago
The opposite aesthetic direction from the Roadster.
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by techbio 7y ago
Agree with headline. Blew up with triple-backticks. <code; displays literally.
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by techbio 7y ago
Thank you for the reply. I’m just not sure that intentionality, self-expression, and idea development are so clearly absent in the requests made to so many specific services.
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Ask HN: Can you enforce copyright on your internet clicktrail?
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Political Campaigns Know Where You’ve Been(wsj.com)
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by techbio 7y ago
If a writer is truly writing for themselves, they are the audience: why post it for the public? Otherwise the audience's IS the only judgement that matters. In the case of this kind of soft/no lede, it comes off as narcissistic an
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by techbio 7y ago
It's a special kind of lens or prism, and "headline-grade buzzword choices" notwithstanding, this is yet another very interesting result out of the University of Wisconsin - Madison. As others have stated here, this constru
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Year-round 70 degree weather road trip (2015)(citylab.com)
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Scraping Millions of Venmo Payments(wired.com)
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by techbio 7y ago
Yellowpages and similar services proliferated about 10 years ago as way to capture passive AdSense revenue, but with many using outdated, incomplete, and often incorrect results. Those thousands of sites are now rendered unnecessary by Goog
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by techbio 7y ago
> plead the fifth and avoid being interrogated at all, why doesn't the law just ban interrogation of the accused altogether? A lot of these interrogations are of "persons of interest" who haven't (yet) been accused or
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by techbio 7y ago
Thought <toast> was about IoT light kitchen appliances. Turns out it's about asking will a person accept cookies. <clippy> element plus a $30 home speaker is the intended norm, except "Clippy" is now powered by th
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by techbio 7y ago
This isn’t to prevent spam, it is to identify the original leak. If the unique email address you gave to company X is used for solicitations by company Y, company X must have given it away.
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by techbio 7y ago
TIL one year’s worth of raspberry calories is a starting salary for a coder in the Midwest.
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by techbio 7y ago
The article sets up the idea that 80-90% of a project gets done well, but the rest gets ignored because it is boring. However, the article does not describe what the boring parts are, or how to integrate them in scheduling to dull the pain.
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by techbio 8y ago
I want the best version, vetted and comprehensive, of all the news in the previous week. If it's breaking news, I want to have a single point reference of the current best information. This requires editors, that's it.
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by techbio 8y ago
The quote in the headline appeared to mean what you responded to, but a few paragraphs into the article it was plain they were talking about the unprecedented scale of the private health insurance industry, at about $1,000,000,000,000&#x2
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by techbio 8y ago
If I understand correctly, you are looking for categories of specialties which may fall under the broad umbrella of full-stack. First, mobile and web front-ends are distinct skill sets. Aside from your list, it may also make sense to includ
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by techbio 8y ago
1. Read the article, entertain the premise. 2. Install solarized from github on IntelliJ 3. Realize the editor frame and the rest of the UI don't match. 4. Back out install. 5. Finally, conclude that I actually do not want all editors
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by techbio 8y ago
Someone like Descartes is not plumbing the depths of mathematics, or the soul, as a group activity. But anyone since, who reads or is read to about theories that have carried on, becomes that informed person because of exposure to these ide
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by techbio 8y ago
No, it would either strengthen their argument or weaken it. Hiding/ignoring the obviously relevant data, it looks like it would've weakened the point they are making, ie. that its persuasive effect has been engineered. If the ef
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by techbio 8y ago
Nobody wants to steel man this question? The cute trivial++ answers are missing OPs point...

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