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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/17
[WayBack] Google’s AI can create better machine-learning code than the researchers who made it:
Google’s AutoML project has yielded significant advances in the ability for machine-learning systems to replicate and improve AI code.
Via:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/17
People love @TMSSoftwareNews because of the short bug-fix turnaround. In this case 2.5 hours: [WayBack] @jpluimers: @TMSsoftwareNews when entering a perfectly valid email address like word.word+tag.subtag@gmail.com: Please enter a valid Email Address.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/17
I ordered a UPS PIco HV3.0 A Stack 450 Plus and it arrived without any documentation on how to solder the parts together.
So I tried searching for them: https://www.google.com/search?q=UPS+PIco+HV3.0+A+Stack+450+Plus+installation+instructions which turned mostly github based URLs.
I learned there is a bit on github:
But despite code and documentation being there, no installation instructions on how to solder the stuff together.
Luckily, they responded quickly to my tweet So I got my “UPS PIco HV3.0 A Stack 450 Plus” @ModMyPi but no assembly instructions. Where do all the non-soldered parts go when using RPi3? and a quick respons thread revealing I needed 03_0x38_W_UPS PIco HV3.0.pdf which – TADAAAA – is on Google drive and on the forums at [WayBack] UPS PIco Firmware Update & Troubleshooting : Technical Support
So despite github providing an excellent platform for discussion and storing documentation, something archaic like a forum is used to store data in a disorganised way.
Too bad, as the document itself is 100+ page of invaluable documentation.
So in case of future bit-rot, here are the links:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/17
[WayBack] TMS Software | Blog | TEncryptedIniFile: easy to use class for handling app settings with encryption
via: [WayBack] A new blog has been posted:TEncryptedIniFile: easy to use class for handling app settings with encryption – Michael Thuma – Google+
I wonder how that works with encryption algorithms based on thin Delphi wrappers around proven open source encryption libraries.
–jeroen
PS: Note the G+ link died. Not sure why, but that’s why I archived the original as a WayBack link when writing this post.
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