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Ask HN: How do you use metered billing in you SaaS and don't get scammed?
2 points by inlineint 10y ago|3 comments
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by inlineint 10y ago
It appears in some quantum field theory calculations, in particular for Casimir Effect. In simple words Casimir Effect consists of a force that emerges between two conductor planes that are parallel to each other. The force is proportional
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by inlineint 10y ago
In Russia there was all year DST since 2011 until 2014 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_in_Russia#2011_zone_bound... ) It was frustrating in December when Sun rose at 9.30am while first lecture in my university was s
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by inlineint 10y ago
Can you briefly describe technology/physical principles that power your VR suit? I'm not able to see it on the website, maybe I'm just not looking good enough.
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by inlineint 10y ago
$ pip show tensorflow theano Name: tensorflow Version: 0.7.1 ... Requires: six, protobuf, wheel, numpy --- Name: Theano Version: 0.8.2 ... Requires: six, scipy, numpy You are right that ari
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by inlineint 10y ago
Yes, NumPy depends on BLAS/LAPACK libraries which are written on Fortran. In turn TensorFlow and Theano which used for implementation of most state of the art deep neural networks depend on NumPy, so Fortran is still alive and gearing
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by inlineint 10y ago
There is no such Russian root word, so the name is English. The robot seems to be developed especially for street promotions: http://en.promo-bot.ru/
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by inlineint 10y ago
And it contains Docker files in the source tree so you can just run it in container on any distribution.
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by inlineint 10y ago
Did you try to build it on Mac with GCC from Homebrew?
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by inlineint 10y ago
How much RAM do you need? I can recommend SuperMicro boards but it's just a guess because it's better to know what exactly do you want.
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by inlineint 10y ago
I stated that I want to use numba, and it's a pain to install it from pip because a lot of system-wide dependencies have to be installed.
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Ask HN: How do you provide your Python dependencies in production in 2016?
4 points by inlineint 10y ago|2 comments
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An Introduction to QBism with an Application to the Locality of QM (2013)(arxiv.org)
2 points by inlineint 10y ago|0 comments
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by inlineint 10y ago
But isn't it much better than waste of the best minds for inventing more and more destructing weapons like it was in the twentieth century?
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by inlineint 10y ago
One qubit could hold 0 and1 simultaneously and perform some operations/calculations on it simultaneously. Two (entangled) qubits could hold 00, 01, 10, 11 simultaneously and perform calculations on these four values simultaneouslty. ..
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by inlineint 10y ago
What does mean the name of the site?
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by inlineint 10y ago
> that is always running and predictably costs $120/yr. And predictably won't earn you magnitude more than $120/yr.
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by inlineint 10y ago
Some of third party modules (from https://www.nginx.com/resources/wiki/modules/ ) require patching, moreover if you want to just add a third party module to nginx you should recomplile nginx with configure fla
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Show HN: Make Ubuntu/Debian packages for Nginx with your patches in one command(gist.github.com)
53 points by inlineint 10y ago|17 comments
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by inlineint 10y ago
Ordinary computer can't model even a small quantum system exactly in finite time because it has to deal with infinite-dimension matrices to do it. In other hands, quantum computer could model any quantum system of the same size by one-
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by inlineint 10y ago
Thank you! Basically I'm looking for an idea what to do, because I'm not sure that if I pick it myself it would be easy enough for me and interesting in the same time.
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AskHN: Looking for a collaborator to do something cool with neural networks
7 points by inlineint 10y ago|7 comments
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by inlineint 11y ago
Only on quantum computers of sufficient size. And we are far from having idea about how to actually build them.
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by inlineint 11y ago
Yes, you are right. Each of these nanoparticles should also radiate heat radiation or heat the environment near it in other way, but it is not clear from the citation.
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by inlineint 11y ago
You are talking more about the first low of thermodynamics (conservation of energy law) than the second. The problem is that the processes you described radiate heat, but it is not explicitly stated that the process of combining of a few ph
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by inlineint 11y ago
It is possible because the temperature of a photovoltaic cell is lower than the temperature of red light radiation, so the entire system radiates both higher-energy photons (blue light) and lower-energy photons (infra-red heat radiation).
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by inlineint 11y ago
The expression can't be an equality, otherwise it is possible to use such particles to transmit heat from a radiating black body with lower temperature to a radiating black body with higher temperature using a filter from these particl
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by inlineint 11y ago
Thank you for detailed answer. I didn't know about the frameworks you listed except tensorflow. Btw do you know anybody who use Julia for this?
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by inlineint 11y ago
> Now, however, other types of nanolight are on the rise. Some have a rare ability to absorb lots of low-energy photons and combine the energy into a handful of high-energy photons Doesn't it violate the second law of thermodynamics
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by inlineint 11y ago
It's fascinating. Could anybody answer what programming language is most likely to be used for development of this kind of systems? I haven't found information about it in the paper.

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