shirkey | 3 years ago | on: You probably shouldn't use OpenAI's embeddings
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shirkey | 3 years ago | on: ViperGPT: Visual Inference via Python Execution for Reasoning
shirkey | 10 years ago | on: Did Times Underplay Drone Program Leak?
shirkey | 10 years ago | on: Did Times Underplay Drone Program Leak?
shirkey | 10 years ago | on: Did Times Underplay Drone Program Leak?
The same thinking could then be applied to our "war or drugs" -- the killing of several thousand innocent Colombians could be easily justified in order to eradicate the cartels, albeit temporarily.
Do you find that a satisfactory trade-off as well?
shirkey | 11 years ago | on: The Economy Got Off to a Historically Bad Start in 2014
shirkey | 11 years ago | on: The Economy Got Off to a Historically Bad Start in 2014
[1] http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/inflation-charts
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Open Football Data
## GK / Goalkeepers
Kawashima|Eiji Kawashima, 20 Mar 1983
Nishikawa|Shusaku Nishikawa, 18 Jun 1986
Gonda|Shūichi Gonda, 3 Mar 1989
## DF / Defenders
Inoha|Masahiko Inoha, 28 Aug 1985
G. Sakai|Gōtoku Sakai, 14 Mar 1991
Nagatomo|Yuto Nagatomo, 12 Sep 1986
Uchida|Atsuto Uchida, 27 Mar 1988
Konno|Yasuyuki Konno, 25 Jan 1983
Kurihara|Yuzo Kurihara, 18 Sep 1983
H. Sakai|Hiroki Sakai, 12 Apr 1990
Yoshida|Maya Yoshida, 24 Aug 1988
Masato Morishige, 21 May 1987 ## Japan F.C. Tokyo
Comments as a double-hash, key fields are either player last name or occasionally first initial-space-last name, then three different delimiters of pipe, then comma, then tab. Choosing either a consistently delimited format or a more verbose JSON/YAML structure with clear metadata would seem to be a better approach.[1] https://github.com/openfootball/players/blob/master/asia/jp-...
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Learn regular expressions in about 55 minutes
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: DigitalOcean Raises $37.2M From Andreessen Horowitz to Take on AWS
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: DigitalOcean Raises $37.2M From Andreessen Horowitz to Take on AWS
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-set-u...
I had used it to setup a test server and had no issues -- FYI, the date on the article is today, but the original article has been available for a few months so perhaps the article has been updated.
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: DigitalOcean Raises $37.2M From Andreessen Horowitz to Take on AWS
sudo ufw limit ssh
sudo ufw enable
To automatically rate limit connections -- see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Uncomplicated_Firewall#...shirkey | 12 years ago | on: I worked on the US drone program. The public should know what really goes on
"Perhaps no one was more victimized by the battlefield mentality that had set in at the NYPD than Walter and Rose Martin. The Brooklyn couple, both in their eighties, were wrongly raided more than fifty times between 2002 and 2010. The couple filed numerous complaints with the police department. They wrote letters to Mayor Michael Bloomberg and NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly. They were ignored. In 2007 they at least got someone at the NYPD to try to wipe their address out of the department’s computer system. But the raids continued. It wasn’t until the couple went to the media in 2010 that the city finally looked into the problem. Back in 2002, someone had used the Martins’ address as a dummy address to test the department’s new computer system. When the new system was implemented, no one removed their address. So anytime NYPD cops in certain precincts used the system for a warrant and forgot to remove the dummy address to put in the correct one, the police would end up at the Martins’ door."[1]
[1] http://www.amazon.com/Rise-Warrior-Cop-Militarization-Americ...
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: After traffic stop, man forced to have x-ray, enema, anal probes and colonoscopy
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Poll: Where are you currently living?
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: BBM Available for Android and iPhone
I'm not familiar with the Apple implementation, but something similar was implemented by the Yahoo Messenger client app running on my Windows Mobile several years back, seamlessly switching from Internet data connection to SMS -- resulting in an SMS for every single outbound message and a bill of around $300 from AT&T for all those "OK" and "Sure" messages.
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Show HN: A tiny QR code generator – my second webapp
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Z3: A high-performance theorem prover from Microsoft Research
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Eve: A Python REST API Framework
shirkey | 12 years ago | on: Vietnam Internet restrictions come into effect