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Re:Apple Create ML: Creating an Image Classifier Model on Monday November 30, 2020 @03:57PM (#25258873)
Wondering if Create ML has a Sound Classifier as well.. Will make it easy to classify different bird's sounds or to identify music notes from different instruments.. something like piano/guitar notes classifier
Great product!! Super simple to onboard, cheap and very useful. What service are you using from sending Emails and Text notification?
With that sliding keyboard it reminds me of Nokia N900. I still have one of those .. might dust it off so !!
Simple example of MicroPayments using Bitcoin Lightning Network - https://twitter.com/micropaylink/status/1231255048509952002?...
few more similar (python based) command line options for Firefox Send - https://github.com/nneonneo/ffsend & https://github.com/ehuggett/send-cli

Would be great to have something like curl -X POST @myFilePath "https://api.send.firefox.com"

This looks really great with such a simple UI.last year I tried to do a realtime sentiment analysis on twitter messages using TextBlob.It was fast but not very accurate. Can you suggest any other library which might works fast enough on realtime messages.
Re:Cryptocurrency trading bot in ~40 lines of JavaScript on Thursday July 25, 2019 @08:03AM (#20524644)
This will work!!

parseFloat((0.2 * 0.1).toFixed(10))

Re:Cryptocurrency trading bot in ~40 lines of JavaScript on Thursday July 25, 2019 @07:12AM (#20524362)
I can imagine , as a tech stack , you must be using ccxt , nodejs and some Timeseries database ? Also what all distinct "channels" you are saving ?
Re:Cryptocurrency trading bot in ~40 lines of JavaScript on Thursday July 25, 2019 @06:42AM (#20524239)
Hey , just check your product , its looks great!! good job. Wondering from how long you have been storing this data and have you using the Public API from each exchange to fetch all this data?
Re:Cryptocurrency trading bot in ~40 lines of JavaScript on Thursday July 25, 2019 @06:31AM (#20524203)
This reminds me of the movie "The Hummingbird Project" - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6866224/ , where speed matters in all Financial transactions and even a 1ms matters in the game
Re:Cryptocurrency trading bot in ~40 lines of JavaScript on Thursday July 25, 2019 @06:12AM (#20524112)
I can see that there is no variable of "fees" which usually applies even on a LIMIT order. For example Coinbase Pro has Maker fees of 0.15%. Ideally this fees should be added to BUY order and subtracted from SELL order, as that will actually cost you.
Well thats a really great initiative as this gives good money to the local villagers who are just enough educated to do this respectable office job. One concern is how they are handling the sensitive client data and why does client trust on them for sensitive proprietary data.
Re:Show HN: Bitcoin Price Prediction with Tweet Analytics on Wednesday February 06, 2019 @06:38AM (#19094355)
More details about how you are doing this would be great. May be a high level diagram
Try to use Wijmo -- https://www.grapecity.com/en/wijmo Its off the shelf plugin and compatible with raw JS , AngularJS, Angular 2 , React & Vue. I agree that documentation is not that great but the with few examples you will be ready to go very easily.
Re:Show HN: Schedule periodic jobs on Heroku with Cron on Tuesday November 20, 2018 @09:14PM (#18499700)
Clean execution !! Is there a functionality where you can create dependencies between jobs, means run job 2 only on the successful run of job 1.

Also are simply creating a cron entry based on whats inputted in frontend?

Would be interested to see the flow and that how you are generating and saving the logs

How about if you are just identifying that whether its a Male or Female and their ages without uniquely identifying that it was 'John Doe'.. Does GDPR will still have problems with that ?
Re:OpenMoko: 10 Years After on Monday July 24, 2017 @05:53PM (#14843073)
I still remember how happy i was holding the first Opensource Linux phone in my hands back in 2008 . It was fun to compile a basic c program using gcc . I remember my first hack of my life #1024 http://neofundas.blogspot.ie/2009/09/1024-hardware-fixdeep-s... Also remember when at 6.30 AM in morning you have to type "ps -ef | grep -i alarm" , find the process id and then kill -9 id to stop the alarm and that too using the stylus. Definitely these commands will make sure that you will wake up 100% , a perfect alarm :)
Well charts is a good addon but just wanted to understand how they are able to do this ... i mean Machine Learning part , for example if somebody asks "Show me sales of X product in last year" , from machine learning perspective how this gets interpreted in actual SQL query ..

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