mmanulis

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by mmanulis 1y ago
Any chance you can share what the answers were for choosing an evaluation framework?
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by mmanulis 2y ago
There's IEEE 1609 series of standards. I haven't looked at it since 2009, so no clue how actively used/deployed that is though.
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by mmanulis 2y ago
Sorry, US only
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by mmanulis 2y ago
Anywhere.re | REMOTE (US) | Full-time | https://myjob.io/Taairww ================== The Anywhere Real Estate Core Capabilities API Engineering team develops reusable, enterprise capability APIs which are leveraged by both i
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by mmanulis 3y ago
Any chance I can chat with you about the role before applying over email or a call?
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by mmanulis 5y ago
Check out https://mlops.community/ as well. The slack community is pretty active too.
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by mmanulis 5y ago
I've been using the following to pick up a new hobby (wood working [surprise]) and start learning about potential business ideas (data/ML space and pet industry): I'm sure there are topics you're curious about or sound i
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by mmanulis 5y ago
Been working with Rails close to a decade now. I've built several, non-trivial products using Rails for the API, by myself. What I and my coworkers dislike about Rails is the sheer amount of magic. Oh and concerns, let's not forge
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by mmanulis 5y ago
Kind of: https://hackaday.com/2021/07/21/its-linux-but-on-an-esp32/ Main issue with Linux on an MC is lack of MMU, though YMMV
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by mmanulis 5y ago
I'm with @greazy on this one. The assumption made is that a set of labeled images is enough. Was the training set validated against a diagnosis based on biopsy of some kind? I.e. the images that were trained on, marked by some radiolog
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by mmanulis 5y ago
Can this be done using existing PostgreSQL functionality around replicas? I think there's a plugin for PostgreSQL that supports master-master replication as well.
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by mmanulis 6y ago
First, what are you looking to gain from knowing C? IMHO C is great for embedded programming, that's it. C isn't a great language for "web programming". It's terrible at string manipulation. It's mostly used fo
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by mmanulis 6y ago
Happy to email you with feedback on your resume, if you'd like?
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by mmanulis 6y ago
- What kind of software dev do you do and what kind of job are you looking for? - What industries are you looking to work in? - Which part of the world are you looking for a job? - Can you share a link to your resume so people can review it
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by mmanulis 6y ago
That's such a great idea with rainymood pairing, thanks for sharing!
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by mmanulis 8y ago
GNU Radio has a guide of how to compile it for Android. Having said that, if you're just trying to run it on your phone, it doesn't (usually) have enough power to do anything "fun". You need more capability than your a
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by mmanulis 8y ago
have you seen this: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/questasdr-new-rtl-sdr-software-for-a... You could take something like a NooElec ( http://www.nooelec.com/ ) and connect it to your phone. Though you'll need a
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by mmanulis 8y ago
This is awesome, thank you for making this available. Having had to piece this together from multiple books, blog posts, tutorials, GNU Radio, etc. having a single reference is really helpful
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by mmanulis 8y ago
You have to pay for it, so this is promotion. Especially if they're targeting "enterprise"
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by mmanulis 8y ago
For touchpad, replace Synaptics with libinput and it just works (tm), including palm rejection.
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by mmanulis 8y ago
tl;dr; Think about your daily workflows and what apps you use most often. How many of them are Mac-only and can you find an acceptable replacement in Linux (90% yes)? It's really easy to get started with Ubuntu and be productive from
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by mmanulis 9y ago
It works fine except for the touchpad, hence the switch to libinput. Keep in mind, it comes with a bunch of stuff enabled by Dell and using their own repos. I upgraded the kernel as I'm using the WD15 dock and the thunderbolt firmware&
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by mmanulis 9y ago
I switched to Dell Precision Develop Edition 15" at the start of the year. It comes preloaded with Ubuntu 16.04. I have really enjoyed this machine and don't miss my MacBook Pro at all. The machine worked great out of the box, I
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by mmanulis 9y ago
+1 to Concourse. Though if the OP needs OS X build support, there is no escaping needing a Mac box to run it on. One can still run Concourse on a Mac Mini if one chooses, not that much extra work. This is the simplest solution but you wil
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by mmanulis 9y ago
What's your pricing like? This is the one thing that I'm always cautious about with these kinds of services as most of them are designed with web in mind. This lends the pricing to be per node/machine, which makes it untena
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by mmanulis 9y ago
For me, this started with some broad knowledge about a few industries. E.g. I have experience building connected devices and visualizing / analyzing data from those devices. I tried to meet as many senior managers as I could (think e
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by mmanulis 9y ago
I did something very similar and got my first contract this week from this process. Though I did start out with an idea that I flushed out by talking to people in the industry. Would love to hear more about your experience, let me know if y
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by mmanulis 9y ago
I'm curious, did he tell you how he would be helping/mentoring you? What does he bring to the table that would make it valuable to you? Since he's the one offering a mentorship relationship, how is it going to work? What is
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by mmanulis 9y ago
This is fantastic! Thank you for sharing. I was going to start looking into this for IoT applications myself. I need to have a fail-safe where one device will usually be connected to WiFi and other devices may not for a myriad of reasons.
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by mmanulis 9y ago
Got it. Thanks for the links too, helps to get some context around this.

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