cascades

Left to its own devices, a crowd is unable to self-moderate and keep something like HN from drifting into popularity cascades.

Haar cascades are slower(because they use floats), but the reduction in pixels means its relatively fast.

The sound of rain is very familiar to us living west of the Cascades in the Pacific Northwest.

They deserve X because of the productivity impact that cascades to the remainder of humanity.

Failure at this stage cascades through every step that follows, possibly with fatal consequence.

There has been a gradual decrease in snowfall over the Rockies and, I think, the Cascades region.

Am I the only one bothered that they mislabeled the Cascades and Sierras as the Rockies?

The standard approaches to human face detection include Haar cascades, HOG + Linear SVM, and now we're even using deep learning.

This is what gives its ability for cascades of compromise.

CSS without cascades seems like a strange place to be.

The chances that any one of those does something unexpected is not low, and the chances that it cascades into a much larger failure is non-significant.

The London subway has real problems with this, because they have so much rolling stock on some lines that any delay cascades back through the chain of trains.

"Avoid cipher cascades." I've pushed and successfully used cascades in highly assured work for years.

> Avoid: constructions with huge keys, cipher "cascades" Can anyone please explain what's wrong with e.g.

The most impact on the cascades are changes in the Pacific currents, for a while those currents have facilitated the existence of the "Ridiculously Resilient Ridge"[1] as water temperature differentials drive changes in pressure zones above them.

That’s partly because it’s easy for everyone to get caught up in “informational cascades”, and partly because there are so many psychic and financial rewards rewards for working on a problem that seems to be a crisis.

I want to tack on the projected water shortage in Yakima due to reduced snow pack on the northern Cascades.

My hunch -- although it's only a hunch at this point -- is that I'll find a slight overall decline in average snowfall, same as there is in the Rockies and Cascades.