opaque_salmon

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by opaque_salmon 9y ago
It doesn't seem to crash my browser, but I'm assuming it's reproducible due to the existence of that page.
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by opaque_salmon 9y ago
I'm curious why releasing data in this fashion is troubling? It think this kind of public data sharing in an open-source project is good, since it builds transparency. A top-N list seems like a good way to measure the health of the Ho
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by opaque_salmon 10y ago
I think it's in the same vein as Telsa's strategy of autopilot roll-out compared to Google's self-driving pilot program. 1000 self-driving vehicles running for 1 month can collect data at a significantly higher rate than 1 se
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by opaque_salmon 10y ago
This reminds me of a similar project, Redash ( https://github.com/getredash/redash ), at least in functionality. This seems like it would be useful for data exploration, and I think the gists are a great way of sharing q
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by opaque_salmon 10y ago
It would be nice to see the issue of privacy, especially in regards to data privacy, evolve beyond a black and white matter. Privacy is important it allows for a bubble of safety and security in our lives. On the other hand, there is real v
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by opaque_salmon 10y ago
The goal is to reach 65mph, which isn't too difficult of a task. The only parameters that need to be changed to reach that goal are the learning inputs (the area around the car), and the network configuration. I found that having some
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by opaque_salmon 10y ago
I enjoyed this tutorial as a first step into the world of deep learning frameworks. For context, I recently finished the Machine Learning course on Coursera. I liked the parallel constructions of the neural network and the transition from l
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
JavaScript's domain is mostly client side web browser scripting, and no language is close to throwing it off its throne. So no, JavaScript will always have its place.
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
That's an interesting name choice that might make it hard for me to remember in the future, do you happen to know why they chose it? In any case, I welcome a posix interface for windows, it would be a cool tool to have, especially in t
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
It's great to see a new face on an old technology being adopted like this. Slack brings IRC to a larger nontechnical crowd in a nice slick package.
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
Thanks for the recommendation chubot, I always appreciate being able to see/read behind the scenes. Sometimes logistics can end up being more interesting than the end result.
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
These tools look like something I might use, I've never been a fan of IDE's (mostly because the work I've done haven't been large enough in scale to necessitate one). It's a pretty misleading title though.
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
What kind of infrastructure does it take to be able to offer this kind of service in the chosen metropolitan areas? Do they have warehouses and delivery trucks located nearby that are ready to go at a moment's notice? In any case, this
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by opaque_salmon 11y ago
You technically could, but wouldn't the complexity and the cost of migrating over to a system like that completely outweigh the benefit you could reap? Think of all the cars that only have FM/AM tuners, and all the stations that w