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by vertis 10y ago
The authors initial feelings around ML are similar to how I feel. It's such a broad subject, it feels like you could read/study for years and not cover everything. Worse still it's ever changing.
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by vertis 10y ago
I sort of expected/hoped this would be about personal data hoarding rather than companies hoarding. Most big companies (and more so in tech) have at least some data warehousing strategy to deal with how data is handled so I'm not
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by vertis 10y ago
It's easy to take for granted in an advanced democratic state, because freedom of speech is protected in one way or another. For a certain subset of societies that suppress information and views, anonymous communication becomes more im
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by vertis 10y ago
If you're like me and like to click on links to the economist, you might not be able to read the full text of this article. http://www.geektime.com/2016/06/30/is-the-startup-nation-run... has some detail
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by vertis 10y ago
Probably something like the Hololens is the next step for that, and Hololens is amazing, so seeing the furniture in your room without having to wave a phone around is going to change buying and decorating VR is more a different direction, i
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by vertis 10y ago
Care to elaborate on where this website is inaccurate?
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by vertis 10y ago
3% absolutely does keep up with inflation[1][2] (whether it adequately compensates for increased experience as well is another matter). The last 10 years US inflation was 3.2,2.9,3.8,-0.4 1.6,3.2,2.1,1.5,1.6,0.1 according to the world bank[
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by vertis 10y ago
The Vive is crazy amazing. We've been working with the Dev version and the Pre for months now, and I have nothing but good things to say about it.
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by vertis 10y ago
Getting caught by their mother is my bet.
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by vertis 10y ago
Not sure I understand the down votes? Sure I made up the reasons above, but people are genuinely hating on the things I've mentioned with no real alternatives offered.
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by vertis 10y ago
Yep agreed. I was finding arbitrary reasons to rag on stand ups to illustrate a point. You could absolutely write it the way you just said it and be even better.
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by vertis 10y ago
My problem with posts like this is that it's a vehicle for bashing the currently accepted practices. Here are a few of my favourites in no particular order: * Stand ups are bad - Let's be frank, I'm belting out code so quickl
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by vertis 11y ago
Look Mum(Mom) No Hands!
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by vertis 11y ago
Your own terms of use permit you to remove these sites: "If the investigation reveals any information, act, or omission, which in CloudFlare’s sole opinion, constitutes a violation of any local, state, federal, or foreign law or regula
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by vertis 11y ago
Parse is quickly becoming the model of how you wind down a SaaS startup.
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by vertis 11y ago
I'll take your "it's changed over time" and raise you DuPont[1] [1] http://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/10/magazine/the-lawyer-who-be... Edit: By which I mean a recent example of a company
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by vertis 11y ago
I could still see small hotspots being a useful way of spreading knowledge about the project. You could then also make in window stickers for businesses that offer the service to also promote it.
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by vertis 11y ago
I'm so very proud to have been involved in this in a small way. I work for realestate.com.au (REA Group), and we've been involved for around 2 years now in one way or another. This has included an REA employee joining the project
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by vertis 11y ago
I wonder how complicated it would be to replicate the functionality of a Newton with off the shelf components now (Arduino, etc). I guess the low power touchscreen would be the least accessible part.
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by vertis 11y ago
Based on the number of negative reviews on glassdoor, it could also be a former employee.
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by vertis 11y ago
Edit Again: Is actually finished now, to the extent I can do without an actual account.
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by vertis 11y ago
Did so, but will happily wait as well :)
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by vertis 11y ago
I knew I'd read it somewhere, but just wanted to check anyway. Not finished yet but: https://github.com/vertis/stockfighter-trading-api-ruby Edit: And I can't post to that thread since I don't have an ac
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by vertis 11y ago
Just to clarify, you don't have any problem with people posting API clients (etc) on Github?
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by vertis 11y ago
Indeed. Seems we have some stores here that think it's fine to double or triple the price. I decided to buy one from the UK for $16 dollars including shipping.
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by vertis 11y ago
You can't actually get the USD$5/AUD$7 version from piaustralia/littlebird though. It's a kit for AUD$25 (plus AUD$7 shipping) and no other option. I ordered one from PiHut in the UK because that was the cheapest I could
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by vertis 11y ago
Slightly unrelated note, but I received a spam email from Michael@Livecoding.tv on Saturday. I will NEVER EVER use a site that spams like this: > Hey Luke, > I've been searching code repos and found that you also love coding. Wou
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by vertis 11y ago
Seems like a great opportunity to set up a crowdfunding model. Put proposed film up on Kickstarter, if it gets the necessary backing out it comes, otherwise it sits in the vault for a while longer.
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by vertis 11y ago
rattic.org is a great open source option for enterprise/team use.
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by vertis 11y ago
http://youpronounce.it/search.jsp?q=niche is also a bit like that.

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