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Astronauts have privacy too

We didn't measure data size that way. At some point in the future someone would find this dialog, and think that we dont't have large amounts of data now, because we are not using entire solar systems for storage.

> I wonder what would have happened if we poured the same amount of money, talent and hardware into SVMs, random forests, KNN, etc.

From my perspective, that is actually what happened between the mid-90s to 2015. Neural netowrks were dead in that period, but any other ML method was very, very hot.

Compared to today. We thought we used large amounts of data at the time.

Yes. Some of the best active (studio) speakers available.

Great concert, with some of his old tracks.

Good for you, one of the chosen few in your country. But then again you have to endure living in the US :-) I have 6 weeks paid vacation (besides the public holidays), 5 extra family care days, unlimited (paid) child sick leave, paid own sick leave, work from home (2-3 days a week), great free public health care, free uni education for my children (and they get paid to go). I can't be fired without 6 months notice. And a 37 hour work week, and a clean conscience knowing that all workers have comparable work life. I have nothing to complain about.

Also what is the benefit of having those things, if your citizens generelly do not gain anything from it, eg with regard to life expentacy, happyness and wealth?

Well, for the size of our country, I think we are doing well, we have Novo Nordisk, Maersk, Carlsberg, Lego and maybe others. We are above the US when it comes to Nobel prizes per capita, higher than the US when it comes to happyness.

"If something is positive for both sides then I think the market will eventually adopt it on its own." In Denmark we (by law) all have 5 weeks of holiday per year (besides public holidays), paid sick leave, 37 hour work week, paid maternity care (m/f), reasonable notice of termination, reasonable rules for work environment, etc. All because of our unions. How is it in the US?

I found my two old mechanical PC keyboards from the mid 80's in the garage, took them in and cleaned them. Bought some VIAL adaptors for them and new alps keycaps for one of them. Ended up reading about mechanical keyboard history, keycaps, VIAL/VIA/QMK, etc. Also bought an old IBM model m keyboard yesterday.

Art is for seeing the world from different perspectives.

Audiosciencereview.com

Leverpostej FTW :-)

Very cool! NIR is often used to measure protein, fat, water and fiber contents i corn, animal feedstuff. I used to make calibrations for that in the 90's. I wonder if this would be able to do that?

I had a uni project in 1990 where we mapped old fashioned neural networks to a 16 pcs Transputer computer. That was fun.

@DonHopkins I can see that your comments were flagged and now dead. You should make a blog with your comments and post them here instead. I think they do contain interesting information.

The classical piano pieces sound great in the Pianoteq VST.

Wouldn't it be better if there was a Wikipedia page, that would track where big communities (currently) resides?

Eg. former "/r/thiscommunity" now resides on "XXX" and "YYY" former "slashdot.org" now resides on "news.ycombinator.com" and "lobste.rs" or something like that.

At that time TI did many interesting things. I remember using TI PC Scheme with great joy: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36235175

Also:

* Larger population to recruit from, because distance to office does not matter.

* More diverse workforce, because people with some physical and/or mental disabilities, will be able to work remote.

Unless it is a co-op or nonprofit.

PyTorch has a BSD license, so should be genuine OSI Open Source.

I thought it was still 180%. I haven't noticed that prices on new cars has become cheaper.

BYD is already sold in the EU, so all legal obligations has been done. See byd.dk

I am also Danish, and I agree.

Great project, but there are many nice and creative pc design proposals, eg. http://slipperyskip.com/page23.html and https://uri.cat/projects/modern-retro-terminal/

That is what Ethan Winer called "Audiophoolery" here: https://ethanwiner.com/audiophoolery.html

This is a link to a video introduction: https://youtu.be/BH9FfKMcLGQ

Exactly. Commercials create demand for stuff we didn’t even imagine.