redoubt

7 ms·

1.
by redoubt 2y ago
I see some commenters claiming that plastic recycling is not a thing and that the concept have been pushed by big-plastic in (what I assume is) a greenwashing attempt. While you can be as jaded as you want, it's always worth checking i
2.
by redoubt 2y ago
Skip the sensational rewrite and read the original statement by van Rhijn et al., published in The Lancet: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6... The authors lament the lack of resear
3.
by redoubt 2y ago
I got curious and accessed the full paper. The five patterns (so called "R-indices") are: R1. Subcortical atrophy • Stress-related gene set • Pregnancy R2: MTL atrophy • Dementia • CN-MCI-dementia progression • Amyloid and tau • C
4.
by redoubt 2y ago
I'm happy you found it helpful, medical studies don't pop up all too frequently here at HN so I try to assist when confusion arises.
5.
by redoubt 2y ago
Medical engineer here; I would suggest anyone whoms interest was caught by the title to read the Discussion, not Abstract. The authors have made good use of the section to broaden their conclusions, answering some of the questions I've
6.
by redoubt 2y ago
<pre><code> What do you mean by "not in working condition". I use it frequently and it just works. </code></pre> Some would disagree with that statement: https://github.com/smical
7.
by redoubt 2y ago
Looking at the repo and some of the open issues, there have been little development activity over the last year and SpiderFoot is currently not in working condition. That is too bad as it looks like quite a useful scanning tool, hopefully d
8.
by redoubt 2y ago
It appears no-one have adressed the issue of wifi/bluetooth support, so I will weigh in. I have installed Debian derivatives on both a Macbook Pro 2008 and a Macbook Air 2017 and had issues with bluetooth/wireless. The solution wa
9.
by redoubt 2y ago
Go the same route as Docker and Nextcloud perhaps? Offer professional services (hosting, personal support, advanced org-centered functions) at a fee to fund the open source part. You could split the software up into a "community"
10.
by redoubt 2y ago
You won't get an answer on how Spotifys algorithm works for the same reason you won't get an answer on how any big-tech firm algorithm works; it's a proparitary software solution that is core to their business. Can they be ga
11.
by redoubt 2y ago
OP, please be transparent with the fact that this is self-promotion of your commercial software solution (OP is Hao Jiang, CEO of neuralrad). This should perhaps have been a "show HN" post, instead of what it is now. Being active
12.
by redoubt 2y ago
Perhaps this is part of the "gig culture", do side projects have to generate a profit? If you feel overwhelmed, opening development up for others (as in, open sourcing it with whatever license you feel is appropiate) might just
13.
by redoubt 2y ago
DLRover makes the distributed training of large AI models easy, stable, fast and green DLRover can restore the training when the process fails without stopping the training job. In addition to fault tolerance, DLRover provides th