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New Subreddit: Intersection of Connected Devices and Machine Learning (/r/iotml)(reddit.com)
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ESP8266 Deauther(github.com)
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
Due to the democratization of machine learning tools there is insufficient demarcation between the science and cargo scientist culture warriors right now. In short, it has become political. Suggesting that we should come up with more clear
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
No one has the right to presume that the future will be similar to the past, neither Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg or Nostradamus. The definition of AI in public discussion has become so loose that it's basically a religious war. AI can
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Hume: Epistemology – Philosophy Pages(philosophypages.com)
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The South Pole Traverse(en.wikipedia.org)
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
There is a comment in this thread recommending moving out of the Bay Area and directly to China, Russia, Brazil as good alternatives.
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
All of those countries you listed have horrible internet infrastructure and in some cases massive amounts of censorship (particularly China). I have been working in China for over a decade - wouldn't recommend it for software engineer
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
In my opinion: 1. Seattle 2. Boulder 3. Minneapolis 4. Austin In each city, you have amazingly talented folks and wonderful opportunities to build against common everyday problems without a ton of competition. You can net the same amount t
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
I would presume that he didn't want to pee in his water supply, perhaps? So he had to aim very precisely toward a low-lying area.
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
It's OK, stingrays like you aren't expected to know about polar regions and super cold water.
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
I don't relish saying this but the, "Not Hotdog" app does not cut the mustard in even the most rudimentary of tests: https://twitter.com/iotmpls/status/879381125541613568/photo/... Probabl
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
I continued navigating through to the actual point of purchase. The default quantity of tickets selected was, "1" and there was a warning message which said, "About to sell out - only 2 tickets left." When I selected 5
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
"...a Florida-based vendor of electronic voting services and equipment." I would have thought we would have learned 17 years ago that Florida really should just not be making voting equipment.
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
Hey...that's not exactly true - we did not physically change the voting information in the machines - that would be totally unethical. We just had the right people killed, and allowed the right people who were doing the killing to gro
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Introducing the ERA1100 (1950) [pdf](archive.computerhistory.org)
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
That is what I thought upon reading the title, however if you go through the document, you can see that the FBI was responding to complaints from the public...which actually is impressive, if you think about it. When I read the letter on pa
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
That's precisely what SV has become - an engine for innovation, rather than a set geographic area. About 6-7 years ago people started referring to San Fransisco as, "Silicon Valley," which, geographically is not true, but it
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
I don't know if your question is genuine or whether you were more asking out of anger...it's different from the standpoint of editorial involvement. Fox News and MSNBC have editors who filter the majority of their content, while
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by x2398dh1 9y ago
No one on this thread seems to have read the article - the article is about trust-busting Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft. As far as I can tell, everyone on here (at the time of my posting this comment) is squabbling over t
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
The most interesting part of the Living Computer Museum in Seattle, for those of whom have not visited, is not the Apple I or any of the 1970s/1980s PCs. What's more interesting is the big room in the back full of supercomputers,
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Ask HN: What Are Some “Garbage Deployment” Strategies?
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Dates and events are very consequential within Chinese censorship. Censorship gets ramped up and down over time with events. Data example: http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2014/09/daily-c...
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
> "No unauthorized use of VPNs through March 2018." I was wondering, "what just happened internally in China that they want to censor for a year or so?" Then it dawned on me...they want to censor everything until the
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
It's not just, "I think you might find," but rather, that is precisely correct - server costs for 1 billion users is expensive. However, do you need to set up for 1 billion users in year one? Which is more expensive to star
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
This makes no sense. Natural monopolies arise when there are extremely high fixed costs of distribution, like Utilities, Railways, things that are difficult to build. That is not what social media is at all, and there is absolutely nothin
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
Lots of opinion here, no real data. The one chart from the pew research center is how people, "feel," about an issue. OK...so what? Ironically, Hacker News is censored by Y-Combinator, but no one on this thread seems to mind. A
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
AQI in Paris is currently around 130. Almost exactly 1 year ago I flew into Beijing, and the AQI was up toward 500. I wrote a blog post about it, and included one of China's, "IoT solution" for this air quality challenge...
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
By my understanding, yes, in the sense that certain parts of each algorithm are looking to minimize something...the former model used principal components analysis, which is linear in the sense that you are using transforms which pick out f
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by x2398dh1 10y ago
But that proposition, which is that the world will necessarily become a worse to a hyperbolic degree, is also misinformation. You can't, "predict" a future society 50 years from now with that level of precision.

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