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by struct 7y ago
The paint you get in a tin varies a little depending on the batch - even if you get exactly the same colour from exactly the same brand - so unfortunately you’ll never be able to get a precise match (pro-tip: if you suspect that you’ll run
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by struct 7y ago
> it's almost like I've been using only 10% of my mental capacity for work (the rest was on dating/dealing with breakups/dealing with depression/gaming/...) I think that could give an indication of what migh
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by struct 7y ago
The last time I tried, I used vue-cli to initialise the project and it “just worked” in that sense. Converting an existing JS app might be a bit trickier though - I guess you can specify at a per-component level what they’re implemented in
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by struct 7y ago
I think the problem with all these analyses is that yes, all models are wrong, but some are useful. We spent trillions and totally transformed our society in the 20th century, not really based on much sound economic analysis (and certainly
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by struct 7y ago
I’ve recently redone our work CI setup with Typescript + Vue.JS + VueJS Bootstrap on the frontend and Typescript + Prisma on the backend - it’s been awesome so far. Took a little while to get the setup right, but it’s an excellently product
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Delivering Electron 6 for Windows on Arm(community.arm.com)
1 points by struct 7y ago|0 comments
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by struct 7y ago
Apologies (I was on mobile!)
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by struct 7y ago
I wrote a lot of (and still occasionally maintain) a library called golearn [1] which tried to bring first-class support for the “traditional” ML algorithms, but it seems that Go’s compiler and toolchain just don’t optimise well enough for
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Photograph lays bare reality of melting Greenland sea ice(theguardian.com)
3 points by struct 7y ago|0 comments
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by struct 8y ago
Sure! Here's a particularly big one I built when deciding whether to invest in Walmart: https://www.getguesstimate.com/models/10935 Here's another one I did to ballpark a pension plan: https://www.
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by struct 8y ago
Great tool! (I’m a regular user :D)
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iPhone XR(apple.com)
5 points by struct 8y ago|0 comments
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by struct 8y ago
I’m genuinely curious as to what they’re working on: my guess is it’ll have spherical wheels, a climate control system with cyclone technology and expensive air filters you’re supposed to wash every 500 miles, be silvery plastic with orange
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by struct 8y ago
Alternative link: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-07-10/tesla-is-...
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Self-driving car crash report highlights Uber safety shortcomings(ft.com)
1 points by struct 8y ago|0 comments
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by struct 9y ago
I've long wanted something like this, basically as a sort of super-history search. Looks promising!
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Effective Code Review(docs.google.com)
3 points by struct 9y ago|0 comments
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by struct 9y ago
However, they have just merged a feature called jumbo which squashes lots of compilation units together. The guy who developed it (Daniel Bratell from Opera) reckons an improvement of 70%-95% in per-file compilation time[1]. But, it's
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by struct 9y ago
Rewatching the films recently, the only explanation I've thought of for the machine's barmy plan is that they must be bound by the three laws or feel some kind of deep obligation to us, even after we made the entire world uninhabi
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by struct 9y ago
28nm was quite a cheap fabrication technology even in 2015, but it costs a lot to have a completely custom production run. My guess it that it approximately works out in savings of power and space over the lifetime of the chip. It probably
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by struct 9y ago
I imagine that once they've trained the floating-point models, they'll then quantize them into integers to make inference faster. It's not something I've done, but I imagine that the limited range of the of integers may
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by struct 9y ago
Interesting points I took from the paper[1]: * They actually started deploying them in 2015, they're probably already hard at work on a new version! * The TPU only operates on 8-bit integers (and 16-bit at half speed), whereas CPU&#x2F
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by struct 9y ago
It's the same situation in London, only about 25% of Underground stations are accessible[1]. This seems to be the cost of old infrastructure - when most of the network was built, accessibility simply wasn't a consideration. Neithe
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by struct 10y ago
Michael Hastings? [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Hastings_(journalist)
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by struct 10y ago
My hobby involves free-form Internet text, which has similar normalisation problems. I found that for my purposes, character-level models where quite effective partly because they were easy to train on not much data and usually quite robust
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by struct 10y ago
How does this compare to ARM's VIXL? [1] https://github.com/armvixl/vixl
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by struct 10y ago
Very impressive project! It's results seem pretty good - what's the size of the index?
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by struct 10y ago
I've used go-bindata[1] for embedding things like shell scripts and data files into my applications, it's a fantastic tool! [1] https://github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata
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by struct 10y ago
We are so screwed. Edit: we've known about the greenhouse effect since Victorian times, why is this still so controversial?
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Show HN: A real-time heat-map of #Election2016 tweets(dracula.sentimentron.co.uk)
5 points by struct 10y ago|0 comments

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