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by visionscaper 10y ago
I read HN every day and this is the first time I've seen this submission...
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by visionscaper 11y ago
I don't mind being stuck with WebKit, but what I do mind is being hold back by limiting browser features and not implementing APIs that other engines already provide for a long time. Currently our biggest issue is not being allowed to
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by visionscaper 11y ago
Another Homebrew user here, El Capitan installed without major issues and is running very smoothly IMHO. A difference might be that I haven't touched Homebrew in a while.
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by visionscaper 12y ago
The correct approach is as outlined in the "alternate approach" section. For complex queries you need to POSTS a query resource at a dedicated endpoint. You can then later GET a search result using the query resource.
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by visionscaper 12y ago
> That we don't actually need all the structure to get shit done is what people are finally coming to realize. Getting stuff done until the code base grows and others have to adapt or build up on the code you've written : the i
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by visionscaper 12y ago
> Because nobody uses them and supporting them can cause more problems than they are worth. Can you substantiate that? Why shouldn't I be able to POST a new resource to a server and update an existing resource with PUT using Forms?
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by visionscaper 12y ago
I always found this extremely odd. Does anyone have a satisfying answer as to why this is the case?
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Winning When You Least Expect It(medium.com)
1 points by visionscaper 12y ago|0 comments
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by visionscaper 12y ago
The idea of model compression is quite exciting to me. It could bring difficult classification tasks such as scene analysis and large scale classification of visual or auditory concepts to devices with limited computation and memory resour
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Geoff Hinton's Dark Knowledge(fastml.com)
4 points by visionscaper 12y ago|1 comments
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by visionscaper 12y ago
FYI, to be exact : "We should be very careful about Artificial Intelligence, if I would guess to what our biggest existential thread is, it's probably that" 1:07:44
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by visionscaper 12y ago
I really like how Elon Musk thinks big and acted on it : "..get us back on track of extending life beyond earth, that’s the reason for starting SpaceX" (51:43)
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by visionscaper 12y ago
Interesting article. I like that the author dares to work with guesses to come to some meaningful results. "That’s right, on a 20 year old code base only one fifth of the code will have been created by the current team" This reson
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by visionscaper 12y ago
Why would I need an additional shell app to be able to simply use ctrl+v? For instance, on OS X I use the default terminal shipped with the OS, it does everything I need for a terminal application. Is a pasting functionality consistent with
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by visionscaper 12y ago
Absence of ctrl+v in the terminal was one of the most simple and obvious clous that Microsoft didn't give a .... about developers. Absurd ad infinitum that it took this long.
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by visionscaper 12y ago
What I'm missing in this sub-thread is guesses as to what went wrong. The video quality of all past Apple events I've watched where border line perfect, and I've seen quite a lot of them! Any ideas?
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by visionscaper 13y ago
Truly impressed by Halide after watching the video. This could really be a game changer for writing e.g. deep-learning related code such as Convolutional Neural Network evaluation and training.
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Meet Cate : a mobile app concept that aims to make communication human again.(youtube.com)
1 points by visionscaper 13y ago|0 comments
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Cate, a new app unifying email and direct messaging (crowdfunding campaign)(indiegogo.com)
2 points by visionscaper 13y ago|0 comments
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by visionscaper 13y ago
>> ... discuss startup/programming stuff. I like having a venue that is typically devoted to such stuff. Did you look at https://lobste.rs/ ? I also feel programming stuff is depleting on HN, however I can relate
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by visionscaper 13y ago
Ha! Thanks for checking!
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by visionscaper 13y ago
So it will take about 26.6 years before we can simulate a brain in real time, only considering Moore's Law. (Calculated this without pen and paper using my iPhone calculator, so somebody should check this ;) )
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by visionscaper 13y ago
I'm currently contemplating if I should use AngularJS or Ember.js for my upcoming project. Although I have experience using Ember, I was kind of put off by it because of a) the fundamental changes they made to the routing system in a v
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Cage match : AngularJS vs Ember.js (video)(vimeo.com)
1 points by visionscaper 13y ago|0 comments
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by visionscaper 13y ago
Dear Moubarak, thank you for expressing your opinion. THIS is the beauty of something called freedom of speech: I don't like what you're saying, I think it's even offending to me, however, you have the right to say this. You
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by visionscaper 13y ago
I think this a neat idea as well; IMHO it has a lot of potential as a marketing tool. Who doesn't want to help his/her favorite product/service/band/event/cause keep the page alive by giving it attention (shari
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ICML 2012 videos lost(hunch.net)
2 points by visionscaper 13y ago|0 comments
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Deep learning tutorial by Yann LeCun (video)(techtalks.tv)
3 points by visionscaper 13y ago|0 comments
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by visionscaper 14y ago
It’s absurd when Mr. Lamport writes that developers don’t think beforehand about what to code and how to code it. Of course they do, I do at least. However, writing a detailed spec upfront will not ensure that software will do what it needs
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by visionscaper 14y ago
Personally I see a killer application of (clusters of) parallella boards in machine perception for e.g. robotics and information retrieval/websearch. When I talk about Machine perception it could, for instance, refer to advanced visual obj

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