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by zbyte64 7y ago
location in the example is a relationship with it's own fields though. We may want to get the top 5 items related to the locations we are fetching for example. But I think the bigger difference is that we typically expect JSON:API urls
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by zbyte64 7y ago
Sure, but having it fully tagged in a data center across from you helps.
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Depends, is the secret service still able to pay trump hotel for their stay?
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Why wouldn't they be already? If that person is still a high functioning adult then they have an accessible insight to people you and I do not.
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by zbyte64 8y ago
This may come as a shock but people often have multiple backgrounds.
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Found this article to be the other half of the explanation: https://granolashotgun.com/2017/07/12/an-open-letter-to-chuc... Tldr: Zoning isn't going away, that will take educating multiple generations.
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by zbyte64 8y ago
"some members of the alt-right adopted the OK gesture to signal their identity. Many employed it, though, simply to troll liberals who had come to believe the OK hand was a genuine hate symbol" So it's a symbol of being a tro
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Hardly. Homeland security and domestic stability requires a level of international influence. China sees the same value in information as the USA and aren't going to pass on opportunities to collect (or implant). To expect otherwise is
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Can tell you performance has never been an issue for me and python. Usually when I see the claim come up it is usually a poor test (ie "let's see how fast we can read from a database") or not knowing the performance options a
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by zbyte64 8y ago
Try solving social problems without technology.
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by zbyte64 8y ago
One of the pycon keynotes (by Brett Cannon) was on civility in open source: https://youtu.be/tzFWz5fiVKU?t=2785 If you're a little abrasive (as I am) then I recommend giving it a watch. There's nothing wrong with
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Where can I go copyright my phone number? I want to make those marketers pay a royalty for even storing my number.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
If someone wants to do one of those victim-less crimes to goto college then why not? A person rationally looking at incentives wouldn't go out of their way to aggravate their stay at prison college.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Weird, I had some stupid opinions but never got detention for them. But I also never interrupted class to say science was wrong about radiometric dating and evolution \-0-/
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by zbyte64 9y ago
That's nice and all... for an agrarian society.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
I too was a supporter of Bernie and cringed at similar proposals. I guess I just figured all the other candidates were amenable to reason and when put in this position would make a more measured gesture.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Maybe something akin to this: https://blog.openai.com/interpretable-machine-learning-throu... My thinking is you could train the first generation without simpler tasks but it would pick up crude skills along the way. Have t
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Source: I have herniated disks in my neck * Have various computing positions and alternate * Swap out chair for a kneeling chair if you still have okay knees. * Currently experimenting with: Head Mounted Displays with yoga bolsters
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Real threads don't scale outside a single machine easily and it's adding allot of hazards that should be abstracted away. We don't want a dataset interface that makes a developer worry about race conditions. The pythonic way
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by zbyte64 9y ago
> In those parts of society, values like equality, liberation, and cosmopolitanism aren’t just treated as values—organisations of society that different people prefer to different degrees—they’re considered moral. So is equality a value
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by zbyte64 9y ago
> So are RGNs a panacea? Not at all. This is very much a 1.0 release. They are raw and unpolished. Training them can be quite challenging, like I already mentioned. They do comparatively well on novel protein topologies, but that’s becau
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Reminds me allot of DRAGNN: https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.04474.pdf Both are multi-task endeavors with novel encoding techniques.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Seriously! At least a for-profit prison would be sure to at least maximally charge the inmate for the privilege.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Docker is easy enough that I can get the designers up and running with the app. Now my coworkers are excited for more projects to be set up this way. Other container solutions don't allow me to work as effectively with the team.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Because the justice system depends on entrapment and fraud?
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Nothing really. He is offended by that FAQ, obviously the game isn't for him.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
I never thought of it that way before. This whole time the border wall was really just a branding statement. Thank you for enlightening us.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
First time I heard of DRAGNN, my mind is blown: https://github.com/tensorflow/models/blob/master/research/sy...
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by zbyte64 9y ago
As long as you don't cut services along with those taxes.
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by zbyte64 9y ago
Because one of his recommendations was to put a greater emphasis on intent?

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