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I'm interested in how the "weight simulation" works.

I once met an ex-apple engineer who created a hat that would read your thoughts and play the song you were thinking about. It only worked for certain people and had a limited playlist to choose from but it was really cool watching your "brainwaves" on a screen and then thinking "Daft Punk Get Lucky" and having it play on the speakers.

I don't think it is so clear cut, there are certainly violent mentally ill people who don't use substances. Alternatively there are addicts who are very kind.

You’ll need at least some more components to run your GPU like a CPU, motherboard, etc... not to mention a reliable network, power and other ancillary services.

The real power of cloud is not a replacement of one instance but the ability to turn on tens, hundreds or even thousands of nodes.

This project would really benefit from some examples.

AMD put out an announcement:

https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/speculative-execution

There is a strong correlation between mental illness and substance abuse.

https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/research-reports/como...

I'm wondering how this is relevant, when I looked at the wiki article[1] it seems to be about delayed gratification.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_marshmallow_experimen...

So I guess you don't believe in "unconditional love"?

I just can't imagine not loving my kids even if I knew I could not trust them. Another example would be family with mental illness to such a degree you may actually fear they will kill you in your sleep, but hopefully they would be placed in a safer environment and still have their families love and support.

Or pass it into the func, especially if its running in a goroutine.

    for _, ele := range eles { go func(ele string) { // use ele }(ele) }

That’s an interesting definition of love. May I ask if you have kids?

For me, love is multi-faceted and can’t be defined as a single attribute like trust. People love food that literally kills them. You don’t always get to choose whom or what you love.

    First, you will need to have enough testnet ETH to become a validator.
    ...
    Replacing 2000 with whatever amount of ETH you want to deposit (min 1500).

Is this minimum just for the Testnet or ingrained into the final spec?

Wow, I look at the building everyday but this is the first I've seen it from that vantage point. Thanks for sharing.

Found another photo that is a little closer:

https://i.imgur.com/Px7Apnq.jpg

If you look at the tallest buildings they all have unique designs.

http://www.hearandplay.com/main/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/t...

Reminds me of FizzBuzz Enterprise Edition®

1. https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris...

I've always heard American cops are trained specifically to always shoot to kill.

Though it has little bearing on your point, many people including myself do not possess the ability to "imagine a photo". It is known as aphantasia and Blake Ross has a great article[1] on the subject.

1. https://www.facebook.com/notes/blake-ross/aphantasia-how-it-...

Why would anyone believe the bitcoins will end up going to charity?

These are the European Smarties, not the american kind[1] which are more of a flavored chalk than a chocolate covered by a candy shell.

1. http://caffeineplease.typepad.com/caffeine_please/images/200...

If you have not read The Vietnam of Computer Science[1] I highly suggest it.

http://blogs.tedneward.com/post/the-vietnam-of-computer-scie...

We trained it on a large dataset of gifs created by our users. The first thing the AI does is break the video into scenes and then scores them based on how similar they are to the gifs int the training set. We then take the top scored scenes and put them in the highlight reel.

The machine learning neural network is loosely based on https://people.ee.ethz.ch/~gyglim/video2gif_cvp16.pdf

If you like fish but miss the plugin ecosystem of zsh you might be interested in the fish-shell plugin manager, fisherman. I've really been enjoying fish with z and fzf.

https://github.com/fisherman/fisherman

Conway's Game of Life in Q:

    life:{3=a-x*4=a:2(sum -1 0 1 rotate\:,’/)/x}

Wrong thread?

Is there an easy way to see how much profit this bot actually makes?

It's not a Go program but Microsoft Office or Apple's equivalent can make "professional looking" reports you can export to PDF. You could also use Photoshop if you want to be more creative or LaTeX if you're going for a minimalistic look.

I like to use both, depending on what I'm working on. If I'm writing code then a vim / tmux combo can be great but if you're editing markdown or an html / css website having the live preview and same developer tools as the browser is really nice.

Some things produce more heat than others.

This would be cool if it could filter for certain events like people subscribing, etc... there used to be something like this that played a "cha-ching" sound but I forgot what it was called.