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urlwolf
9y ago
Well, hyperparameter optimization is pretty much that. There are people using algos to improve 'creative' tasks like circuit design.
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urlwolf
9y ago
Otter browser is pretty fantastic. Use the weekly for the best results.
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urlwolf
9y ago
They seem to have removed the 'audit course' option, at least on my setup. They may be doing AB testing.
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urlwolf
9y ago
Hmm, doesn't seem to log into slack. Linux version, FF as default browser. It takes me into the web app of slack but eul stays empty.
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urlwolf
9y ago
Agreed. I did my research and SG is not sustainable for my vertical (data science)
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urlwolf
9y ago
I asked support and they said no. I'm leaving quip.
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urlwolf
9y ago
Ardour if fantastic. Its mixer is better and more usable than pretty much any other DAW I've tried. They are competing with software that costs hundreds of dollars and winning in many aspects. They should be an example.
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urlwolf
9y ago
Sounds intriging. Any chance it would work under linux?
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Ask HN: Have you ever done a remote hackathon?
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urlwolf
10y ago
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urlwolf
10y ago
Scala far more than Clojure at this point.
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10y ago
Python has good bindings to venerable libraries in C and fortran that nobody would want to implement from scratch. Python libs like numpy and scipy were very convenient ways to call the highly optimized code in say BLAS. Then scikit-learn c
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Choosing a secure chat service in 2017
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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urlwolf
10y ago
The article is in German, but Google translate does a good job. You only need to read a few paragraphs to get the point. The fact that this newspaper (which usually exalts the virtues of anything made in Germany) has published this paper se
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The Spiegel, most-read German newspaper admits car manufacturers are behind
(spiegel.de)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I agree wih the rest : this is too hard. Some papers will take a long time to grasp. More so after we have been conditioned to read things fast on he web.
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urlwolf
10y ago
Are there any deep learning libs that work ok AMD cards? Looks like CUDA totally owns that market.
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Why Is Europe Failing to Create More Unicorns?
(linkedin.com)
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10y ago
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The neck breaking pace of change in data science
(datascienceretreat.com)
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10y ago
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urlwolf
10y ago
To anyone with these problems: try Solus. It's far better than ubuntu (benchmarked), has almost no papercuts, and it runs games quite ok.
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urlwolf
10y ago
I would love to know the answer to this too.
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Tesla to Buy German Manufacturing Specialist on Model 3 Push
(bloomberg.com)
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So, You're a Web Designer, Right?
(tympanus.net)
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10y ago
Codekitt | Berlin, Germany | Onsite, but remote possible - Senior PHP developer - Junior PHP developer - Senior frontend - Junior PHP developer Codekitt wants to enter the 'disrupting recruiting' market. If you are a dev, think ab
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Thoughts on the Technical Track (about managing other people)
(mcfunley.com)
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urlwolf
10y ago
Asus Q534UX looks pretty tempting. Metal body, nice specs. Unknown how well it'd do witn linux though.
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urlwolf
10y ago
I have a soon-to-be-4. Is touchscreen a must? I'm not sure he will be very good with mice or trackpads.
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urlwolf
10y ago
Probably I didn't get this, too tired, but would any product trying to take over the system's package manager be destined to fail?
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urlwolf
10y ago
Great topic. I have had this problem may times over.
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The end of tech companies
(shift.newco.co)
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urlwolf
10y ago
Nope, sorry. This was an informal conversation with a German friend. He probably doesn't know for sure what patent this is. It's not something that is on the news.
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