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541.
by JoshTko 7y ago
Brutalism is an architecture style common in the mid 19th century
542.
by JoshTko 7y ago
My guess is largely no. The diagnosis and actions taken are in isolated environments e.g, a cancer in person B is not impacted by a diagnosis and treatment in patient A. This is not the case in trading where everyone is analyzing and influe
543.
by JoshTko 7y ago
It's hard to imagine an narrow image classification task that humans will be able to beat NNs.
544.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Pilots are highly trained at flying and will fully understand what Autopilot in planes can and cannot do. To apply this logic for an application that will be used by mass consumers is a bit reckless.
545.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I wish someone will ask what gaps remain for full self driving? It seems like Elon is saying that it just a data collection issue at this point.
546.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I think this Vox video explains it well. TLDR American TV does a good job distracting people from real issues in order to keep funneling funds to the rich. My guess is European elites are catching on to American tactics and are following su
547.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I'm not sure that this is what this data means. This report seems to be based on a very specific dataset of Triplebyte registered accounts. There are probably far more bootcamp grads that do not work as a developer and/or not regi
548.
by JoshTko 8y ago
The fact that an odor precedes a seizure is interesting. Implies that there is some chemical buildup of some sort which also might suggest new ways of detection, prevention or treatment.
549.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Just came back from India and I would easily bet against India overtaking the US by 2030. It took me 45 min to travel 3km during rush hour.
550.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Those with money can always find a way to gain advantage. So if you have Private universities, those with means will find ways to game the system. And they will gain opportunity inequality over those that do not have the means. Stated diffe
551.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Can't we make fines high and give anyone that reports fraud a cut of penalty?
552.
by JoshTko 8y ago
As a PM I'm curious what type of work that falls into this category. Also curious if this was specifically coming from the PM or if it was coming from above.
553.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Just a suggestion to not say "You're overthinking it" it can be considered pretty dismissive.
554.
by JoshTko 8y ago
It's all about the Apple brand. The average consumer conflates iOS apps with Apple and Apple does not want even remote association with vice related content.
555.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I wonder how much of the benefit from all this type of work will be wiped out due to climate change. Seems like increased coastal flooding, conflicts over scare resources, droughts, etc. will harm the most vulnerable far more than the benef
556.
by JoshTko 8y ago
So how should have Apple and Amazon acted if they were indeed truly innocent? Their behavior seems to be very consistent with what they are saying.
557.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Not really. The direct costs to Apple for this revenue is probably inconsequential.
558.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Would be great if it works, could on net reduce emissions.
559.
by JoshTko 8y ago
So did humans 20,000 years ago lack emotional depth since they had yet to invent complex technology?
560.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Virtual miles will probably help test known-unknowns, such as testing variations of vehicles entering an intersection but how will they test unknown-unknown combinations such as random road debris x drivers in altered states (DUI, falling a
561.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I wonder about the unknown cost of antibiotics. Seems like there are a lot of health problems associated with destroying gut bacteria. As these costs become more clear over time I think the value of phages will increase.
562.
by JoshTko 8y ago
I wonder if this is a factor limiting interstellar travel. Where spaceships are not able to approach light speed because they will quickly accumulate a ton of space grease.
563.
by JoshTko 8y ago
This is the type of topic where I feel that HN community tends to not provide valuable insight as it's outside of the community's collective expertise. How many individuals here have hired SVP+ level employees and how would that c
564.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Not necessarily. Could be a function of the need to scale very quickly, which invariably allows some mediocre people to slip in. A 9% cut sounds reasonable given how fast and how much Tesla needed to scale up in the first place.
565.
by JoshTko 8y ago
From the video from the Wyamo vehicle it's pretty hard to argue that it could have done anything in this case.
566.
by JoshTko 8y ago
Waymo posted a video from the van. Pretty much answers all questions about what happened. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhcyTOaHdv4
567.
by JoshTko 9y ago
Main problem is that Facebook is too public in that most friends are actually acquaintances. People are less likely to share intimate updates with acquaintances and instead will only post generic neutral, non-controversial things which dont
568.
by JoshTko 9y ago
I wonder if amazon already decided among 2,3 cities and is simply using a public bidding to gain more from those target cities.
569.
by JoshTko 9y ago
Isn't this potentially a feature? In that you won't be promoting resistance in non target bacteria? Seems that this would force much less over-prescription.
570.
by JoshTko 9y ago
"Tech" in this case is an overly broad classification. Apple, Amazon, and Facebook are all very different businesses and should not have correlated performance.

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