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eliasbagley
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About eliasbagley
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Comment #46279833
Its been a while since I worked with MATLAB and others. Whats up with GNU Octave these days? IIRC thats what folks were championing 10 years ago when anyone was talking about the p…
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Comment #44664655
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Comment #33930144
I'm guessing he's suggesting the AI can be a conversation buddy anytime you want, and also point out your mistakes so you can learn from them. imo this would be awesome and a game …
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Comment #32687204
A moat based on an aging population isn't much of a moat
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Comment #29843521
The mighty ed has spoken!
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Comment #29399757
or regular hair cell department
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Comment #28490726
I think he was agreeing with you
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Comment #28082395
Kinda a reductionist answer. They are traded on Bitcoin exchanges, because people think they are valuable, because x y and z etc.
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Comment #26939598
you'd probably need a particle accelerator or something
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Comment #26855959
Yeah I've heard that Bitwig could be a good solution, and is made by the original developers of Ableton. But what about 3rd party plugins? As far as I understand, most of these won…
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Comment #26855952
Once upon a time blob detection was considered "AI"
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Comment #26846829
I would love to to use Linix as my daily driver, but keep needing to go back to Windows for Ableton and gaming.
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Comment #26720977
Who designs the interfaces that the tests call?
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Comment #24402956
How would this work when substantial equity is involved? It makes sense that if you drop your hours, your salary would drop in proportion. But if a substantial amount of your total…
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Comment #23381280
Very similar for me - there is also a direct line from me reading that article to me being a software engineer today.
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Comment #22458131
They aren't looking for electronics - they are looking for large masses that could be fuel for the explosives. Big blocks of clay, liquids, etc. A jumble of electronics alone with …
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Comment #22435257
I have mixed feelings about TipTop. On one hand, I really like their modules, and when one of the buttons on my Circadian Rhythm sequencer died, they sent me another for just the c…
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Comment #22320216
Any resources for this?
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Comment #22085809
Not micro in the sense of penny transactions.
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Comment #13528769
I went to a sleep specialist for delayed sleep disorder. He told me to take 1mg of melatonin about 6 hours before bed, and to wear sunglasses at night when around lights.
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Comment #13520770
Nobody is being forced to hire him.
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Comment #13454018
Why is it stagnating though? Lack of talent? Lack of funding? Is it that all the lowest hanging fruit is gone and the problems are becoming intractable to solve?
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Comment #13453742
An even smaller first step is Java -> RxJava, to start thinking in streams of data and transformations of that data.
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Comment #13397598
There's a traditional of using Latin names for species classification, so maybe H. P. Lovecraftus
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Comment #13335250
I'd still want to create. Maybe something with my hands. Being a luthier or cordwainer sounds attractive. Assuming money were no issue, perhaps a musician.