maanantai 27. elokuuta 2018

Fitbit's 150 billion hours of heart data reveal secrets about health

submitted by /u/Jooey_K to r/fitbit
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Air pollution causes ‘huge’ reduction in intelligence, study reveals. Impact of high levels of toxic air ‘is equivalent to having lost a year of education’

Air pollution causes ‘huge’ reduction in intelligence, study reveals. Impact of high levels of toxic air ‘is equivalent to having lost a year of education’ submitted by /u/Wagamaga to r/science
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WireGuard VPN review: A new type of VPN offers serious advantages

submitted by /u/StraightFlush777 to r/linux
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The System Design Primer: Learn how to design large scale systems

submitted by /u/donnemartin to r/programming
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How Gmail happened: The inside story revealed by creator Pail Buchheit

submitted by /u/stackoverflooooooow to r/programming
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torstai 23. elokuuta 2018

“Move fast and break things,” they said. It turns out that’s a pretty bad idea when your business relies on a small number of large customers.

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IBM & Java community

Recognizing the impact that the release cycle changes will have with Java developers, IBM will partner with other members of the OpenJDK community to continue to update an OpenJDK Java 8 stream with security patches and critical bug fixes. We intend to keep the current LTS version secure and high quality for 4 years. This timescale bridges the gap between LTS versions with 1 year to allow for a migration period. IBM has also invested in an open build and test project (AdoptOpenJDK.net) along with many partners and Java leaders to provide community binaries across commonly used platforms of OpenJDK with Hotspot and OpenJDK with Eclipse OpenJ9. These community binaries are TCK (Java SE specification) compliance tested and ready for developers to download and use in production.

https://developer.ibm.com/javasdk/2018/04/26/java-standard-edition-ibm-support-statement/

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lauantai 18. elokuuta 2018

DeepSort - Batch rename utility for images backed by AI!

Hi guys, I think I'm not alone, I have folders full of badly named random images.

I never knew what to do with this shit, so last night I started a little project, this tool do batch renaming of images backed by DeepDetect, so it use artificial intelligence to classify the images and rename them properly.

It's not perfect, I made this tool in few hours so maybe there are still bugs, but I'm waiting for feedbacks!

Hope it'll interest you guys ;)

Here is the link: https://github.com/CorentinB/DeepSort

If you have troubles using it, or general feedbacks, suggestion and issues, feel free to comment, and if you like it, please star the repo! :D

Nooco24 ~ The French Guy @ The Eye

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Ubuntu server including ads in the terminal welcome message

submitted by /u/Multimoon to r/linux
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The Rise and Fall of Knight Capital — Buy High, Sell Low. Rinse and Repeat.

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Implementing an Artificial Neural Network in Pure Java (No external dependencies).

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Remove anything that is sticky on websites

Remove anything that is sticky on websites submitted by /u/GalacticStormer121 to r/firefox
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perjantai 17. elokuuta 2018

Internet browsing experience has been absolutely horrible since the implementation of the GDPR.

Since the new regulation was implemented you can't visit a single site on the internet without accepting privacy, cookie or other data policies. Most of the websites hide their content under a big popup with an "accept" button forcing you to accept - some of them are even trying to hide what you accept. On a mobile browser this practice of hiding content under a popup is even worse, on some sites nearly 90% of the website gets hidden under it. This is just not acceptable and i am sick of it. Don't misunderstand me - i think the new regulation is very important - but it has some serious flaws that need to be adressed. I think more people will just accept in order to visit the website, most of them without even knowing what they accept.

Please adress this european law makers!

  • Sincerely

a human being that is reliant on the information that is found on the internet

submitted by /u/CLUBSODA909 to r/europe
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24-core CPU and I can’t type an email

24-core CPU and I can’t type an email submitted by /u/qznc_bot to r/hackernews
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Fast Fourier Transform Library based on FFTW

Hey, so I figured that FFT libraries in java rather suck (or don't match my needs) excpet for the native bindings to FFTW from bytedeco. But since the bytedeco bindings are so much C/C++ish (actually requires you to use a pointer abstraction in order to access a native array and manage the native memory) I wrapped that stuff away and wrote a more java dev friendly FFT library. Check this out: https://github.com/hageldave/ezFFTW

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To go after Denmark

To go after Denmark submitted by /u/dickfromaccounting to r/therewasanattempt
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