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by timlod 3y ago
In case OP doesn't respond, I could probably help you with this - feel free to send an email!
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by timlod 3y ago
I would recommend constructing some spectrograms from specific sounds, especially simulated ones, to help you connect the visual with the audible. For example: - Sine sweeps (a sine wave that starts at a low frequency and sweeps up to a hig
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by timlod 3y ago
This is a very clickbaity title. Over 6 years ago I worked as a student on reconstruction of 50 micron human brain (part, occipital lobe) MRI images, also captured in 9.4T. Obviously a 10x higher resolution is still impressive, but it’s a
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by timlod 3y ago
Some of those graphs are rather hard to pass, as the same domain is presented twice side-by-side, but with different X- and Y-axes. For example, comparing NN and linear regression models we see orders of magnitude difference on the Y-axis.
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by timlod 4y ago
https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/metahuman
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by timlod 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE or TOKYO ------------------------------ Data Science - freelance and consulting both possible. https://loderhose.com (contains contact info) https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-loderhose&#x
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by timlod 4y ago
Are you sure about this? Being roughly familiar with GDPR, I would be reasonably certain that you could keep a like as long as the identity it's attached to is deleted. Much in the same way as you may see reddit posts that just show a
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by timlod 4y ago
I've done this as well in the past - worked pretty well with Blink (and a bluetooth Thinkpad keyboard)! Ultimately I missed some functionality, mostly viewing images, which are essential to my workflow, and not available in the termina
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Airbus and Climate Change(qchenevier.github.io)
91 points by timlod 4y ago|99 comments
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by timlod 4y ago
I've used both, or rather, tried using both - lsp-mode never quite worked for me, whereas eglot is rather simple in comparison and easy to set up. lsp-mode does 'more' (and there's also an auxiliary package, dap-mode, fo
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by timlod 4y ago
This is like Avy (or ace-jump-mode) in Emacs: https://github.com/abo-abo/avy
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by timlod 4y ago
I find this questionable. Sure, the type of food is more important than where it comes from - IF you eat meat. This argument effectively states that you can stop making environmentalist choices once you have avoided the biggest offenders. N
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by timlod 4y ago
I do what the author mentions as the common retort to their approach: starting an Emacs daemon (server) at boot, and opening Emacsclient when needed. In general, I always have one frame open to do actual work on, but the client is still use
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by timlod 5y ago
As someone who's lived in Edinburgh, it's hard to take this seriously. Also, living there, you have access to beautiful nature in relatively little time.
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by timlod 5y ago
One thing when considering effective giving is that cost-effectiveness does not scale linearly with the investment - this figure may well be accurate for the investments they've received, but that doesn't mean that additional inve
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Help us test payments in Signal(signal.org)
16 points by timlod 6y ago|5 comments
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by timlod 6y ago
Hi! I checked out scite and really like the product- however, I can't seem to find relevant papers in my field (ML&AI), ie., I searched for the batchnorm paper, which there has been a lot of 'reevaluation' of- but it&#x27
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by timlod 6y ago
As for your search: there's climate.careers - a site with jobs based around climate change.
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by timlod 6y ago
I listened to a number of audio books by the same author during a road trip last year, this tells me I listen to this author to an uncomfortable extent ;) I believe it focuses quite a lot on artists or tracks listened to a lot, and judging
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by timlod 6y ago
Interesting neural pitch estimation algorithm that doesn't require labels (for relative pitch) or few labels (for absolute pitch). Naming made me think this had something to do with circuit simulation - SPICE (Simulation Program with I
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by timlod 6y ago
I'm currently taking the course "Audio Signal Processing for Music Applications", a joint course from the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona and Stanford, taught mainly by one of the leading figures in music technology, Xav
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Ask HN: Interesting Climate (Change) Datasets
1 points by timlod 7y ago|0 comments
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by timlod 7y ago
From Gaggle's FAQ ( https://www.gaggle.net/frequently-asked-questions/ ): How much does Gaggle Safety Management cost? Gaggle Safety Management truly is a one-of-kind solution that shouldn’t be mistaken for a less e
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by timlod 7y ago
If you read your second reference, you will find that it states that the decline in homicides is not due to Bolsonaro (it started before he got into office) - in fact, it states that certain types of murder have had increased rates.
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Ask HN: How to Work Sustainably as a Data Scientist?
1 points by timlod 7y ago|0 comments
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by timlod 8y ago
Apart from Google Maps I do not use any google anymore. I have an Android phone (Mi A1) with Micro G running lineage OS and don't use gmail (I use protonmail with a custom domain). Instead of Google Search I use duckduckgo. Very rarely
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by timlod 8y ago
Thanks! I had a look, but there isn't much information about them. I'll first try solutions that have more info published.
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Ask HN: Model management/deployment of many Python models
3 points by timlod 8y ago|1 comments
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by timlod 8y ago
This is a cool analysis featuring an interesting metric (degree of compressibility) for measuring repetitiveness in song lyrics. Great graphics explaining the algorithm too! Spoiler: Lyrics do seem to get more repetitive.
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by timlod 8y ago
European here - I've been to countless homes and would say that less than 1% of homes have bidets (at least around Germany, Benelux), so that statement does not make much sense. I've been to Japan and recognise their toilets as mo

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