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kankroc
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Comment #19626391
Not having a model in stock one month after announcing it is not a huge deal though. Time to delivery of a Chevrolet Bolt in Canada was over 6 months after launch :/
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Comment #18724392
This is only true for refugees, economic migrants usually have a wide range of good jobs to choose from. And unemployment is at its lowest point in year in Canada.
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Comment #18680249
Since this is about computing at the edge, I was wondering if anyone had an opinion on the intel neural compute stick 2? I got one recently and I am not convinced, but I suppose so…
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Comment #18671836
This article almost feel like an ad. Especially the last line... What did the author do with it?
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Comment #18652751
Source? GloFo stopped pursuing 7nm but that is far from shutting down.
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Comment #18484649
As a lean and tall bouldering amateur, anything where my feet gets close to my hands will be extremely hard to keep. Sample size of 1.
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Comment #18413893
If your end game is working professionally just check what is more in demand in your geographic location. Personal opinion C# is a lot better than Java. You have less boilerplate c…
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Comment #18343015
I think the author makes a point but also misses (or voluntarily glosses over) important counter points. 1) Machine learning (which includes deep learning) still hasn't been applie…
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Comment #18342908
Same here with Star Wars/ASOIAF content. I get it. You figured I like those two things, but it's incredible that it won't pick up that I am (hopefully) not that dull.
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Comment #18308968
A fair point, but I, for one, will give him a chance.
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Comment #18252227
Behold Canada, I pay about twice as much for 120/20 Internet only.
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Comment #18248226
Can you elaborate on why using a requirements.txt file is "manual hell"? I rely on it for pretty much everything and I didn't run into game breaking problems.
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Comment #18225546
Presenting "not using Electron" as a significant way to reduce our impact on the environment has to be the most HN thing I ever read.
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Comment #17990789
I don't want to jump the gun and call it creepy just yet, but what is it for exactly?
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Comment #17967578
As a foreigner I have an alipay account and didn't need a Chinese back account.
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Comment #17953042
Bureaucracy is a very real problem in many fields, but when we are talking about launching potentially untrackable satellite in space, having some form of oversight is probably goo…
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Comment #17951023
Can someone provide me a usecase for this when compared to executing jupyter straight into VSCode/Atom with vscodeJupyter/Hydrogen?
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Comment #17744395
The name is academic torrents, I can assure you that this is P2P.
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Comment #17352158
To anyone reading this who wants to try DBSCAN, give its more recent brother HDBSCAN a go. The H stands for hierarchical and it's way better when dealing with clusters that aren't …
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Comment #17348195
People have wildly different views on what Github stars are. Some see it as a way to bookmark project you find interesting while other simply stars whenever they feel like the proj…
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Comment #17281354
This is a gross overestimate of how far behind AMD is in single core performance. We're talking a few lost frames per second in games not some crazy sun vs oracle stuff.
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Comment #17278069
Intellectual property done right puts bread on the table of many researchers and engineers and is arguably a protection agains't direct Chinese theft. That being said, Google is re…
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Comment #17257563
I thought it would create a random image based on my commit patterns... Cool nonetheless but I'm a bit disappointed.
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Comment #17256865
If anyone want to setup Gitea easily (but not in a docker container) I made a gist a couple days ago that install it and creates a service for easy management on ubuntu 16+ https:/…
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Comment #17256827
I've heard that Gitea (the fork) is more actively developed right now so it might be worth investigating that claim before jumping to gogs.