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http://qr.ae/ROlwZp - I've found this answer on quora to be one of the best explanations as to why software estimates are so off.

Use the docker image instead - https://www.tensorflow.org/versions/0.6.0/get_started/os_set...

An evaluation of the open source ML options - https://github.com/zer0n/deepframeworks

This map is not accurate. I tested by looking at the Maldives, of which the highest point is only 2.4m above the sea level but even at 7m, the map indicates that some islands would be above the surface.

tl;dr version: Intersection operation took too long, forked redis to enable key retrievals/expirations on a slave instance and ran the CPU intensive intersection on the slave.

Goodreads list - https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/92883.Sam_Altman_s_Twitt...

Github also has a file finder similar to the Command-T plugin for vim - https://github.com/blog/793-introducing-the-file-finder

This extension is great for exploring but if you know what you're looking for, cmd+t will save you more time.

Project site - http://www.go.cd/

The 5 Gyres Foundation http://5gyres.org advocates both cleaning up plastic from the ocean and cutting down the use of it

Maldivian here. The army (MNDF) wasn't able to pick anything up from the surface monitor radars. There is no data to back this story outside of eye witness accounts from the residents of Kuda Huvadhoo.

Can neither confirm nor disprove :(

You can have multiple git repositories within each other so you could just `git init` in the directory you want private, add it to the parent repo's .gitignore and point it to a different remote.

It took a while to pass the parental CI

Forget the measuring tape, find Waldo with Mathematica! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8479058/how-do-i-find-wal...

Engineers and doctors are held in high esteem by Indians (not to mention a lot of other Asians) so no, the women in India do not 'work in IT to get ahead because India is poor'

This reminds me of Jonathan's card, which was shortly exploited as an 'experiment' and ultimately frozen by Starbucks

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2877779

Wages are so skewed towards the top earners - A typical corporate CEO gets paid $7000/hour. Suppressing tech wages isn't going to make a dent in income equality. Tech is already more egalitarian with the offering of shares to employees at most (if not all) levels.

http://moneymorning.com/2013/04/19/ceo-pay-now-7000-an-hour-...

Reader is actually harder since it provided RSS feeds for websites that didn't support RSS (using the in-house indexed data)

Haha, sadly the vast majority doesn't last past 6 years due to EOL on various components and inflexibility to changing business requirements. A more common need is the ability to have a scapegoat / fall-guy for failures of projects that have unrealistic/arbitary requirements and/or deadlines set by an upper management that is no longer in touch with technology.

Exactly. They're not the people everybody trusts to determine if incoming traffic is human/machine.

Your response implies that they are inept at their area of expertise.

I think the responses have been skewed towards visual presentations since the questioner intends to write a children's book. Thanks for the link - simple, powerful and beautiful.

Inspired by Sony, Jobs created a uniform for Apple employees (to bond them) but the idea was poorly received and thereby, scrapped. He ended up wearing the uniforms, which 'grew' on him. Even though he later justified his uniform as convenience, their primary intent wasn't to free up his cognitive cycles for Apple.

Shouldn't this be named "Unoccupy Flash" or just "Uninstall Flash"? It seems silly to use "Occupy" in this context.

Yes, it's part of the social experiment and it was a pretty cool hack.

I think a more accurate scenario is: Q: What happens if you let everyone contribute to and buy coffees from a Starbucks card? A: We are in the process of finding out but some very smart but unethical folks are pulling funds outside of coffee purchases and ruining the pot for everyone else.

It's not like giving a gift. It's making a donation for a specific cause and then having the funds misspent on something different. The publicly accessible debit card was part of the 'social experiment' which seems to result in what we already knew a long time ago. People are happy to abuse the system for what they believe to be the greater good.

Most of the invited users are from the overwhelmingly male tech community so these stats have little to do with the product.