RocketSyntax

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   Nuclear Power Outlook; stats, tech, policy(medium.com)

   2 points by RocketSyntax 5y ago|0 comments
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   Marketing is the science of creating and capturing value. If your goal is to create a product and get it in the hands of as many people as possible, then open source is just a distribution strategy which one of the 4Ps of marketing, place
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   ah mario64 DS is there
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   would love to see mario64
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   sweet view of hyrule castle and death mountain: https://noclip.website/#zelview/spot00_scene;ShareData=AEK}r...
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   deku tree's foliage is massive!
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   is there a pip package?
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   because you have to build an entire ecosystem from scratch. that's like asking why there aren't more OS startups
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   by RocketSyntax 5y ago

   seems super abstract and hard to maintain.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    innovators ship
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    how is this new? spiking thresholds serve a purpose
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    "catalyst made from gold and palladium"
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    thats bad because kaseya protects other companies
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    i disagree. i used to run into people all of the time in the kitchen that provided new insight into problems
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    MA did this last year
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    This makes no sense. Neural nets already tear through tabular data like butter. We're literally dropping out half of the learned parameters. This points to the fundamental inefficiency of the approach. Better regularization is the answ
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    Does it have all of the rules of DNA like jumping genes?
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    Or Apache Airflow. I'd expect this and KFP to have better integrations that cater to data science. You can use Elyra extension to design the workflows right from JupyterLab.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    yes, it is. it adapts. firings get less strong as we get used to stimulus, and neurons that fire together wire together. so different connections form on more important info.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    viruses and bacteria doing crispr like stuff since the dawn of time. there's a whole microbiome that could affect human embryos
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    My fear is that this is somehow a way to legitimize black market transactions, and to attract more of that activity to that struggling country.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    form is broken lol
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    with no shoulder buttons
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    i feel like there are 6 other AWS services that do the same "run a containerized app/service." i wouldn't know where to get started. at least this one has a sensible name. this is serverful, not serverless?
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    leave gender out of it
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    work in boston. no one cares.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    Surrounding enterprise-grade toolset built up over decades. Android. Desktop apps. Hiring and outsourcing. Millions of Java devs.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    decision maker, technical, non-technical, investor, slides vs web, high level vs low level, age, expert vs beginner, user category A vs user category B, casual vs formal, brief vs expanded. so multiple tags would be best? maybe grand visio
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    omg. i had no idea observable was js-focused. i always thought it was another R/python competitor.
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    by RocketSyntax 5y ago

    Lots of jupyter magic `%` commands for that already https://www.datacamp.com/community/tutorials/sql-interface-w...