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by volker48 5y ago
You can still disable it after June 8th. The network isn't active right now, but you can preemptively disable before it goes live on the 8th. Users are automatically opted in to sidewalk and you have to opt out.
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by volker48 5y ago
There is a gcode to autotune the PID https://marlinfw.org/docs/gcode/M303.html
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by volker48 6y ago
I also take 5000 a day and recently had labs that came back normal.
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by volker48 6y ago
In November my daughter came down with a slight fever and runny nose. We didn't think it was COVID, but of course wanted to make sure. It was much more difficult than I thought it would be to get tested. Many places wouldn't test
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by volker48 6y ago
> Should you get it again, say 3 to 5 months from now when whatever immune response you have going on right now fades away, your symptoms run a good chance of being much, much worse. Why would it be worse if one gets it again?
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by volker48 6y ago
I do repl driven development just fine with ipython and autoreload setup. What features do you feel are lacking?
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by volker48 8y ago
I was recently back filling a data science position on my team and experienced the same thing. I was getting on average 5 new resumes a day and for the most part it was individuals who were currently in a data science MS program somewhere
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by volker48 8y ago
The surface area of "gotchas" in data science is much larger than software engineering because you have all the "gotchas" from programming/software engineering AND all the new "gotchas" from data science.
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by volker48 9y ago
I just set this up this week its so easy and works really well. It took less than 10 minutes.
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by volker48 9y ago
Each tree can be traversed independently. Each tree is traversed until a leaf node is reached. Those leaf values are summed for all the trees. The sum of all the leafs plus a base score is then returned. In the case of binary classification
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by volker48 9y ago
Yeah, I had a very hard time believing that the multithreaded approach would be slower. Its so counterintuitive since at first blush it seems that walking N trees is an embarrassingly parallel problem. I tested up to 1000 trees and single t
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by volker48 9y ago
I wrote the inference step of XGBoost in Go. It will make predictions after loading in an XGBoost JSON model. Writing the training portion of XGBoost would be much harder.
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by volker48 9y ago
Yeah, the requirements are pretty different than most Data Science teams, especially the very low latency requirements. The constraints force us to use simple models like linear regression and logistic regression some of the time or at leas
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by volker48 9y ago
Having put many models into production in an almost real time environment (ad servers that need predictions in < 10 ms) I would say a large portion of what you need depends on your production requirements. The system I work on is very hi
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by volker48 9y ago
I'm not sure how fast their FastPhotoStyle approach is, but a TensorFlow implementation of the original neural style transfer can take upwards of 20 minutes to create the final stylized image. If someone had the pre-trained model and n
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by volker48 9y ago
I had a similar experience recently. I finished a contract job and received a check too large to deposit over my banks mobile phone app and unfortunately my bank doesn't have any local branches. I have a backup bank to do local deposit
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by volker48 9y ago
There are a few ways I can think of. The first address they send the hacked coins to (a1) will most likely be black listed by some exchanges. However, the hackers could create thousands of new addresses and transfer the coins from a1 to the
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by volker48 10y ago
Seems like everyone uses the glove embeddings for any text based DL project.
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by volker48 10y ago
Saying that the standard library is all you need is like saying that you don't need the standard library either, Go's Keywords are all you need. Not really sure what you mean by that. I didn't say the standard li
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by volker48 10y ago
Depending on how micro your microservice is and if it really is high volume (not sure what high volume means to you) then I would recommend just stick with the standard library to start and grabbing other libs as you need. I wrote a simple
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by volker48 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13370206
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by volker48 10y ago
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. If you can tell which group a particular user belongs to then you can train two models and optimize them independently. Then you just select the most appropriate model for the user.
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by volker48 10y ago
You don't know anything about the dataset they give you so this wouldn't really work. Its not like they tell you which stocks each row in the dataset correspond to. On top of this you know nothing about the features.
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by volker48 10y ago
No, at least thus far you know nothing about what the features represent. They are just labeled feature1 through feature21.
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by volker48 10y ago
Even if it is a content script its still not possible. https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/content_scripts#exec...
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by volker48 10y ago
I think people get excited because they see the word contract and they know what that word means. In the case of Ethereum it probably doesn't mean what they think since smart contracts in Ethereum are a programming language.
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by volker48 11y ago
Fat reserves won't help prevent muscle protein breakdown. The only way to help prevent muscle catabolism is by consuming protein, which if you are fasting you aren't doing. If your goal is to lose weight while maintaining as much
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by volker48 11y ago
I feel like IF would be detrimental to maintaining muscle mass during a cut. You really want to keep a steady stream of amino acids to prevent catabolism of muscle tissue even when reducing total caloric intake. Usually you cut fat first du
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by volker48 11y ago
Usually when I need to make a WIP commit it is when I need to switch to master to fix or change something else. When I'm done in master I'll switch back and just do a `git reset --soft HEAD` or I'll just do a git stash.
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by volker48 11y ago
Nice work. I feel like I saw something another project like this a while back, but I don't believe it was written in Go. Its nice to just be able grab a binary.

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