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And Gedit with Kate are ported from GNU/Linux to Mac nowadays.
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How much computing power/time did it take to train the model? Had any hyperparameters optimization been done? Sorry if I missed the reference that has this information, but I think that these numbers are important in any deep learning
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Show HN: Patching and making Ubuntu/Debian packages for Nginx made easy
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I'm by no means an expert, and I may be wrong, but I personally don't think that it's possible to achieve superconductivity at room temperature and normal pressure using this approach at the current state of the art. If you t
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Android patches had been merged into upstream a few years ago [1], so its kernel is actually Linux now, not a fork. [1] https://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_3.3#head-b733d694037e0b34ad4...
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> because from a physical perspective the two are simply geometrical transformations of one another Not really, at least if you want to keep simplicity of Newton's laws which are formulated for inertial reference frames. The referen
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Have you considered Thunderbird?
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I think machine learning can be employed to filter out accidental touches from the meaningful ones. It is already done in iPad Pro that allows to use Apple Pencil while holding your hand on the screen, and still detects meaningful touches.
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It is worth noting that this kind of chat is fundamentally vulnerable to MitM attack: anyone can just open two chat windows and copy all messages from one to the other and vice versa, even by hands or using browser automation.
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"...to this day he owns neither a TV nor mobile phone, and only acquired his first computer on his 80th birthday." https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/dec/06/peter-higgs-... Perhaps he use
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There is a service http://www.cryptograffiti.info/ which can be used for posting sensitive information that should not be removed or hidden. It allows to write a message and store it in Bitcoin blockchain as a transaction.
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"Democratize" word meanings from the Oxford dictionary: 1) introduce a democratic system or democratic principles to: public institutions need to be democratized. 2) make (something) accessible to everyone: mass production has no
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Show HN: Ansible playbook for setting up Macbook Pro hardware on Ubuntu 16.04
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The company probabaly can't entirely be replaced by machines because there would be still a need for someone who is familiar with decent tech and is responsible for selection of technology stack, because there would be a number of comp
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> The operator can use foot pedals to control the robot’s movement and a virtual reality headset like the Oculus Rift to experience what the robot is seeing. Maybe it's a bit off topic, but I'd like to put here fiction sources
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It is open source. If Mozilla wants to discontinue it you always can host it yourself.
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Yes, it's a valid point. That's said I personally prefer Docker for installing databases of all kinds on my development machine.
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For Node.js you can use NVM for the same purpose. It is specially suited for handling multiple node verions and installs everything to user's directory.
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Thank you for detailed answer and especially a note about two hands. I didn't think about it, but actually it could be a problem. Right now a MIDI controller with faders/knobs seems to be the most simple and reliable solution and
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I'm not sure that it good for fine tuning of multiple parameters because it's easy to move hand in a wrong direction. But I can't say it for sure because I haven't use it. The fun thing is that the process of controlling
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Yes, some MIDI controllers with motorized faders look good.
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Ask HN: Devices for multidimensional input of continuous variables by human
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> Not so much if you're a web developer that regularly installs new software to make your dev environment easier to use If you are a web developer you can run all untrustworthy tools in containers/virtual machines that doesn&#x
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The article assumes that you don't find your work interesting enough to keep your attention focused for a prolonged period of time. Maybe it is better to try to understand why it is not interesting and find ways to make it actually cat
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In case of an article (which is cheap) there is no need to wait for confirmation, it's enough to wait for transaction to appear in mempool and have enough fee.
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But it is not applicable to humans because in order to use it with human brain one has to modify genes and breed humans from embrions with modified genes.
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I believe that AI. But while there are a lot of AI start-ups now, it's hard to pick right ones that can make you rich. Of course you can invest in Google which claims to be an AI company, but it is already not cheap to buy.
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The statement about detecting a single photon by an eye is new (and possibly contradictory), but detection of a very few number of photons by human eye is not a new thing. Cherenkov radiation[1] was discovered by observing a very small numb
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But don't quantum measurements appear only to our (classical) perception? If someone (probably not in our Universe i.e. someone who doesn't interact with our Universe in any physical way) hypothetically able to write down the full
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So do you mean that if my customer consume resources for let's say $10 then I charge that customer immediately and if the payment is declined I stop serving that customer? And do the same after next $10 consumed? I didn't think ab
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