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jdonahue
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Comment #10309644
> pay a lot in ATM fees If you use ATMs with any frequency, you need to get a free checking account and debit card with a bank* that will refund your ATM fees each month. Once you …
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Comment #7741713
Marketing? A sane password policy doesn't get you to #2 on HN.
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Comment #7484847
I hadn't seen the detailed documentation - thanks so much for the acknowledgments there! And thanks for correcting me about CCV's support for custom architectures and training -- I…
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Comment #7484488
As a user of and contributor to Caffe [1], I have to take the opportunity to plug it here. Like the CCV classifier linked, Caffe is fully open-source [2], has a downloadable state-…
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Comment #6857167
Thanks for the DeCAF plug! Here's a demo of the classifier with the pre-trained ImageNet weights in action: http://decaf.berkeleyvision.org/ I also have to take the opportunity to …
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Comment #5882852
> The passphrase can be brute-forced significantly more easily than breaking the encryption itself. Furthermore, as xkcd so accurately pointed out, a hostile government will throw …
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Comment #5821787
I don't know about a "few minutes", but spending a couple hours putting together some type of system for automatically installing your system configuration is SO worth it - probabl…
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Comment #5795949
Ah, providing it at the terminal level does make more sense (that was probably obvious to anyone with any familiarity with the basics of Unix terminals, sorry), and now that I hear…
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Comment #5794965
I think it would be neat if SSH provided an API or a set of special characters so that the remote shell could tell SSH to switch back and forth between remote and local echo. For e…
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Comment #5475318
> I don't. I simply play the first result that youtube returns. I had thought of a similar idea to what this website does (using song metadata from a cleaned source like Spotify an…
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Comment #5475242
Why? What you copy-pasted makes no claim of causation (e.g., it does not say anything like "if you sleep 6.5 to 7.5 hours a night, you will be happier"); you just chose to read it …
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Comment #4970934
Agreed. And this might be just me, but I greatly prefer talking on a computer (laptop or desktop) to holding a phone in my hand up to my ear. Especially for long personal calls or …
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Comment #4964804
From a 'security' perspective, this seems like an objectively good thing to me. If having this data publicly available is a good thing, then this map is a good thing - the more exp…
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Comment #4874174
> As a Netflix subscriber, I'd rather see them signing more non-exclusive deals than fewer exclusive deals. It seems like a deal like this would be more intended to attract custome…