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firstaidgit.io 7y ago

A searchable collection of the most frequently asked Git questions

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www.math.uwaterloo.ca 7y ago

The Matrix Cookbook (2012) [pdf]

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github.com 7y ago

Voyager's Golden Disk Image Browser

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www.ipcc.ch 7y ago

Global warming of 1.5 °C: An IPCC special report

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brave.com 7y ago

Brave – A private, secure and fast browser

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hnfy.herokuapp.com 7y ago

Show HN: A simple webapp that recommends HN stories to HN users

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2018.mloss.org 7y ago

Machine Learning Open Source Software 2018

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com 7y ago

Google says it coded UIDAI helpline number into Indian phones

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com 7y ago

Google says it coded UIDAI helpline number into Indian phones

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techcrunch.com 8y ago

Google confirms it will appeal $5B EU antitrust fine

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www.cs.cornell.edu 8y ago

Understanding Text Pre-Processing for Topic Modeling [pdf]

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en.wikipedia.org 8y ago

PubSubHubbub

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: What's stopping YC from publishing locations of their startups?

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en.wikipedia.org 8y ago

Dilbert Principle

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github.com 8y ago

An efficient blocker for Chromium and Firefox. Fast and lean

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arxiv.org 8y ago

Longest Straight Line Paths on Water or Land on the Earth

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www.empireonline.com 8y ago

Star Wars Congratulates Infinity War for Box Office Record

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rodneybrooks.com 8y ago

How “Artificial Intelligence” got started 60+ years ago

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velesnet.ml 8y ago

Distributed platform for rapid Deep learning application development

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syntaxdb.com 8y ago

SyntaxDB: Look up syntax for your favourite programming language

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research.google.com 8y ago

Semantic Experiences: Experiments in understanding language

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news.ycombinator.com 8y ago

Ask HN: What everyday problems (small or big) do you want solved by Tech today?

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github.com 8y ago

TensorLayer

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academy.microsoft.com 8y ago

Microsoft Professional Program for Artificial Intelligence

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cloud.google.com 8y ago

Google Cloud Text-To-Speech powered by DeepMind WaveNet technology

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www.washingtonpost.com 8y ago

India sends notice to Facebook over alleged data breach

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www.theverge.com 8y ago

Elon Musk Has Removed Tesla and SpaceX’s Facebook Pages

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apolloscape.auto 8y ago

Apollo Scape: Advanced open tools and dataset for autonomous driving

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What's worse than radioactive isotopes that can't possibly be filtered out in conventional water treatment plants?

Pollution is an issue in majority of rivers in the world, especially in developing countries but doesn't justify or discount radioactive waste in there.

Last week, I went into the rabbit hole and researched about the whole incident as my drinking water comes from one of the tributaries of Ganga river and this device has polluted a source glacier of the river - with plutonium. Great.

One of the climbers, Jim McCarthy claimed he got cancer due to the time he spent in close proximity of the device and according to him, the local people who helped them in the trek are long dead because they spent much more time huddled close to the device. They were not cautioned about the dangers as the mission was "top secret".

When this story came to light back in 1978 after an article was published in a magazine and someone in US congress wrote a letter to the president, Indian govt. finally felt the need to assess the consequences of their blunder.

Researchers hypothesized that the device melted through the snow before reaching the mountain rock surface where it remains stuck to this day. They tested water samples from the river for a year or two while the story was hot and public pressure was on. Ideally, they should have continued periodic testing forever and annual search missions to locate the device.

Boycott Apple completely. How did we go from open development to some overpriced, only half decent and walled mess that's now worth $2 trillion? Shame.

This is a proxy move by Facebook for all the same shady motives that led to Internet.org. GoI should look into this very carefully from a long term perspective of India's internet space. Zuck can't be allowed to take hold of Jio's scale in India.

Food for thought: Should we establish a system that gives people license to code? Doctors need to get a license too because their practice involves human lives at stake.

I don't see how software doesn't put human lives at stake. Honestly, the number of lives at stake is increasing with each new self-driving car hitting the road.

Wrong. Absolutely wrong analogy.

You can't discount people who keep code clean, modular and simple. It's not an easy thing to do unlike cleaning your house. It just takes one's will to clean the house but when it comes to keeping your codebase clean, it's much more than just will.

Sound knowledge of software architecture and design principles is required to write and keep your code clean and unfortunately, the number of people with this knowledge is very small in most teams and sometimes there's none.

Also, it's not okay to be messy unless you are working on a school/university project.

Apple already collects all the data of their users heavily and moves like these are simply meant to annoy their competitors (mostly Google) and keep the data to themselves while looking like a good kid in the valley.

The number of gullible people aka Apple fanboys is staggering here who actually think Apple is trying to _save_ their privacy from advertisers after reading this highly biased article. Hah.

Software/code rots if not touched for months. This is such a fruitless effort but does get Github some good PR. They should instead preserve ideas that make all software happen.

The global economy will collapse the day people get a hold on their senses to the fact that time spent on social media is time wasted poorly. Ofcourse, it is hypothetical... saw a video of a chimp using Instagram the other day on Twitter, so yeah global economy is not collapsing anytime soon.

Netflix Flexes 7 years ago

What are those originals? I haven't come across such content made specifically for Indian viewers as you imply.

From email dated 4 February 2015

Michael LeBeau – ‘He guys, as you know all the growth team is planning on shipping a permissions update on Android at the end of this month. They are going to include the ‘read call log’ permission, which will trigger the Android permissions dialog on update, requiring users to accept the update. They will then provide an in-app opt in NUX for a feature that lets you continuously upload your SMS and call log history to Facebook to be used for improving things like PYMK, coefficient calculation, feed ranking etc. This is a pretty highrisk thing to do from a PR perspective but it appears that the growth team will charge ahead and do it.’

Yul Kwon – ‘Based on their initial testing, it seems this would allow us to upgrade users without subjecting them to an Android permissions dialog at all.'

Also, according to the report, following present trends the 1.5°C cap could be reached as early as 2030. It has been estimated that CO2 emissions would have to drop by 45 percent from 2010 levels by 2030.

Needless to say, these difficult targets can't be met without cooperation between governments and technological innovations.

It's main highlight - global warming must be limited to 1.5°C rather than the previously agreed 2°C to avoid extreme heat, drought, floods and poverty around the world. This is especially alarming given that US (one of the major contributor to annual CO2 emissions) withdrew from Paris agreement in July 2017.