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Coremltools 0.3.0 – Apple framework for converting ML models to a Metal 2 format
(pypi.python.org)
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11y ago
http://bjc.berkeley.edu/ It's in the article. "Snap is the programming language for UC Berkeley’s Beauty and Joy of Computing curriculum (BJC), which aims to bring introductory CS to a wider range of students than
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tu_quoque
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12y ago
I found this here, it's a really good paper that backs the idea that goals are pretty tough. http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6114.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7897662
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12y ago
Creator does look great, but so does Interface Builder. IB has caused me to leave the computer in a state of shock from frustration, so I'll have to reserve judgement. Performance is fairly good. I get around 5 seconds on a 4s, and abo
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12y ago
Curious to see how this works out, with JS being the native way to write applications. Been excited about the Firefox platform because of this for a while (especially for POS/embedded/tablet applications), but I'm developing
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12y ago
Reminds me of Doctorow's Scroogled. http://craphound.com/scroogled.html The funny thing is Doctorow makes references to "just metadata" years before it became a public issue, however this goes beyond metadat
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12y ago
Guessing you could probably put everything into a redis instance and just hincrby/incr for either the individual queries ie "902", "9021", "90210." Not sure what would be more performant, REST or a websock
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12y ago
Rural Wisconsin. I worked on a road crew during college and we'd rarely have guys buy stuff during breaks/downtime.
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12y ago
Management. Business Analysts. "Metawork" in the words of a coworker who used to architect BPM implementations at the parent corporation of my job. Getting consensus from possibly hundreds of stakeholders. Generally, the disconnec
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12y ago
At my day job we generally will bundle small procedures/scripts into a simple webapp with either flask or express.js. For our backend systems, we're looking into rundeck to allow non sudoers the ability to restart a system service
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12y ago
From the article: "At age 18, arrest rates were 12 percent for white females and 11.8 percent and 11.9 percent for Hispanic and black females, respectively. By age 23, arrest rates were 20 percent for white females and 18 percent and 1
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12y ago
Hmm, is there historical data of this sort for many companies? Sounds like it could make an interesting survival analysis project.
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12y ago
You'll enjoy this paper by the Harvard Business School which pretty much destroys the concept of systemic goal setting in a business. It describes your exact situation: when people have to deal with shit goals, they figure out how work
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12y ago
Maybe not. http://techcrunch.com/2013/08/25/uberauto/ I think the general idea behind driverless cars is that they can be JIT-rented, and since Uber would have the infrastructure in place, they would be
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12y ago
Indeed. Here's something somewhat related, from PyCon 2012. It deals with using computer vision to fire a squirt gun at squirrels. The principle is basically the same. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPgqfnKG_T4
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12y ago
https://www.opensecrets.org/lobby/clientsum.php?id=D00002211... Yes, there is a lobby.
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12y ago
Definitely, I'll send an email over. I've spent a lot of time mulling over these type of agents, would be nice to do something practical based on it.
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12y ago
Great idea. There's a lot of calendar apps out there, but the data feeds powering them are the same old crap. The concept of an agent doing stuff with the app feels like 60's-ish virtual assistant futurism. I wonder how usable an
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12y ago
Yes, via a new install to an iPad.
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12y ago
I'm guessing it's just his prompt. The Node/JS community has a bit of thing for using unicode characters everywhere. Case in point: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/blob/c247e1626118de41b3d40e2a..
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12y ago
Hopefully it wasn't a "Clever Hans" type of demonstration for the second one. IE, someone watching on camera and then manually entering data into the interface from a different room.
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12y ago
I personally only buy the frame, and build a table-top for it. You can get pre-glued boards like this, which are quite easy to finish: http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/lumber-boards... If you're
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12y ago
Let's ignore all of the arguments around Khan Academy (pretend it's a foregone, rational conclusion that it is superior) and focus on people: Humans are irrational by default ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDAzsZ
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12y ago
I agree with your signaling hypothesis for the earning potential. I personally think that weddings are already taken for other signals, though since language drifts, these signals could as well. This is entirely anecdotal, but currently the
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12y ago
"The Entertainment" was a video tape in the book that "so entertaining to its viewers that they lose all interest in anything other than viewing it and thus eventually die." Depending on your scholarly beliefs, it's
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12y ago
Indeed. I preordered the DK2, but I'm not sure if I should try to get a refund. I'm not on Facebook, and I don't want to develop for their platform. Although, one of the ideas was to replicate DFW's "samizdat"
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13y ago
Ah, thank you! I'll definitely be signing up there, then. I'm not in the UK, and our version (craigslist) doesn't really have the userbase for language lessons, but I might try posting a want ad.
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13y ago
Where did you find the people online? I've looked at http://www.italki.com/ , but not much else.
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13y ago
I agree with your sentiment about sprawl being toxic, but I think that time and population migration will solve the problem via urban renewal. The suburbs seem to be (If you believe the Brookings institute) on the wane as families grow smal
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