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Comment #18746704
Making public data open by default can arguable be an imporant step towards fostering societal equity. However, it needs to be not only "open", which typically means stashed away i…
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Comment #18032393
I second this. Great for self-hosting on weaker machines or virtual servers and very simple setup in comparison. Such a sweet project!
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Comment #17884574
Totally what I thought too after seeing this: https://twitter.com/smeddinck/status/1032970885148364800 And, yes of course, the models should easily run in the cloud. Could be a who…
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Comment #17229429
Not affiliated with the team, but I feel compelled to plug https://gitea.io/en-US/ here ... such a lean alternative to GitLab, I was really happy to find it. Runs just fine for a c…
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Comment #17225379
This looks amazing! Added to my to-watch-list. Also, if you are interested in this kind of neuro- / cogsci- stuff with a tech-twist you might want to consider attending this wonder…
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Comment #15147318
check this out: http://www.tesloop.com/blog/2017/8/30/tesla-model-s-hits-300...
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Comment #12841983
Let's hope that this was a genuine iPhone 1 moment! :)
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Comment #12734761
I've been saying from day one of the "debacle" (release day) that it would likely lead to AWESOME mods if the engine was opened to the community for tweaking and the integration wi…
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Comment #12563042
hmm looks familiar ... http://infolab.stanford.edu/~hector/photos/1994/DBGJun94V2/0...
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Comment #12462888
Here is a little bit of background why hydro can be seen as less carbon neutral than say wind or solar: http://www.ecowatch.com/the-hydropower-methane-bomb-no-one-w...
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Comment #11948581
Since you care about education so deeply, but also seem to be critical of a lot of recent technological developments that appear to be more accessible than some of the systems / ap…
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Comment #8516371
I'm excited to see that ESA appears to be experimenting with various means to pull the broader public into their projects (like this video, or the super-neat cartoons tailored towa…