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lesiki
4mo ago
Does anyone have a link to a good video visualisation of training & inference?
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lesiki
2y ago
With that out of the way, curious whether you have an answer? What is your favourite CS refresher material that is available online?
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lesiki
2y ago
Sure, it's a valid nitpick. My intended meaning was "What is your favourite CS refresher material available online", and agree that the answers will be subjective.
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Ask HN: Best CS refresher material online?
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2y ago
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lesiki
3y ago
It feels like a missed opportunity that the current generation doesn't already do that. All the talk is that Apple have been exploring VR behind the scenes for a while, and the devices all have 2+ lenses. It would have been quite cool
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3y ago
> We would soon die out as a race due to population decline as we are well below the required rate of replacement in a diseased population Isn't there a strong correlation between birth rate & child mortality? Most rich societie
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lesiki
3y ago
Agreed, I don't think the success of conversational podcasts precludes using the same platform for something like this. Other feedback: For this HN Recap, 20 mins daily is a bit long, a 5-10 minute version would genuinely be part of my
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3y ago
Fully agree. I don't see why general intelligence implies or requires consciousness/feeling/etc. We can probably create a tool with the ability to act independently and with super-human knowledge and judgement, but without fe
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4y ago
Can it do hands & fingers now? Stable Diffusion is amazing, but I've never seen it reliably generate realistic hands. The examples in the ControlNet repo show a chef in the kitchen with 6 fingers.
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4y ago
Now: Human Chess: a variant where you can't play what AI would play. Next: AI that can play Human Chess. After: Human^2 Chess: you can't play what the AI above would play. etc I wonder if this creates distinctly new games at each
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5y ago
Why would this be better? If existence of a competitor stopped everyone from trying anything new, the web would be much more bland. Even at this early stage, there's differentiation from alternativesto in their principles e.g. lack of
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lesiki
6y ago
This looks really good! I'm a Meeter user so it's a real use case I have already spent time looking for solutions to. I agree with other commenters though - I'd pay a one-time $10, but $10 per month seems unreasonably high. F
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lesiki
6y ago
Wow, here I was thinking I was somewhat original with my JIRA opening workflow. I have it configured exactly the same way.
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lesiki
7y ago
It is not. Source: African. Unless of course you're comparing software developers' lifestyle to the refugees, nomads and slum dwellers? In which case $20k in San Fransisco is also balling out of control, when compared to the homel
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7y ago
> id rather make 20k in africa than 80k in europe. You criticise the comparison then proceed to make a vacuous one yourself. An anecdote to disprove your generalisation: I used to work in Europe (Reading, UK) and now work in Africa (Nair
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8y ago
Brilliant game mechanics, such an awesome idea. Level 7 was the clincher for me!
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Show HN: (My first Android game) Sokoban with Maths, logic game with math twist
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8y ago
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Show HN: AfricanStockPhoto, royalty-free African-themed imagery
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8y ago
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9y ago
I'm "double Bantu" - as a Kenyan I speak our national language Swahili, and I'm also from the Bantu Bukusu tribe of Western Kenya on my father's side. This migration history is even more complex because the migratio
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lesiki
10y ago
Well, the point of the analogy was to illustrate the business model. I think there's room for a spotify model in writing. As a consumer, instead of a centralised platform, I'd like it to be an integration on the various websites I
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10y ago
I don't know much about Go so can't speak to the server-side handling of file uploads. The drag/drop side of things is server agnostic - I strongly recommend http://www.dropzonejs.com
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10y ago
Just last week I started a new project, injecting some firebase-backed functionality into a squarespace site, and I used jQuery. I use it for the same reason I use lodash when I could do everything it does in vanilla js: because it's a
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lesiki
12y ago
That is a very pretty landing page.
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12y ago
Facebook events are fine, it's the writer's FB friends that 'suck'.
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13y ago
'baraza' is Swahili for forum/meeting place. It was very much Yahoo Answers, targeted at the African market - here in Kenya, most people only have internet access via mobile connections, often using feature phones, hence the
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13y ago
FrontlineSMS/SIMLab, Nairobi, Kenya. Looking for Senior Devs, Chief Engineer (lead dev), BA, and leads for some upcoming projects. We build tools that let people set up automated SMS messaging systems, at any scale but targeted towards
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13y ago
I think the point is that whatever slowdown the use of Accessor pattern introduces will actually be a lot smaller than 2X, which is useful information when deciding whether to discard the great benefits of using the Accessor pattern that ot