Jugurtha

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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Your service must work so well it became invisible and forgotten. That's quite the feat. Congratulations.
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
It depends. Is it a French website? You can click on something that says "Continuer sans accepter" (Continue/proceed without accepting) and continue your visit. Some websites have check-boxes on what you accept, and a button
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> I came very close in an interview for a company I really want to work for and the recruiter said to try again in 6 months because I was so close and they all want me there, but just need a bit stronger technical skills. She said to foc
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
In this case it borders with an abusive relationship. Someone taking that a decade later and thinking about it that much is sad, as opposed to just thinking "I had a meeting and the person was such a douchebag".
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This is an interesting question. I don't know about dyslexia, but the question of whether dyslexia is language independent is interesting. I think one can improve their command of a language with practice, as you say. If they don'
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Kaggle's State of Machine Learning and Data Science 2021[pdf](storage.googleapis.com)
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> So I take it you did indeed not have a use for transferring individual videos to a different channel? I think "just" is a pretty reasonable word to use here, it is two well documented steps. Happy to help! Given that my orig
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Re: kickoff The "rule" also depends on what happens if you don't act. If you're in a large organization and CC'd by default and nothing bad really happens if you don't read your emails because your acti
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
It works. Something sucks, you curse and take notes, then add to the issue tracker with a less honest language.
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> What's the really common use case for changing the ownership of individual videos? It seems super niche, and seems like a feature with a lot of really sharp edges that will be hard to get right. What's the really common use
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None until recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28648321 Side note: virtual ethernet interfaces will drain your battery like crazy (if you run minikube, for example).
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
It may be due to the fact more people have opinions about something than first hand experience. "Python doesn't scale", "JavaScript sucks, what do you expect from something that was hacked together in a week", &quot
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Asking Hunter-Gatherers Life's Toughest Questions(youtube.com)
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Dell XPS 15 9570.
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Yes, that was my point. I know that the current flow is not what I want, but I understand there obviously are reasons I'm not privy to, but then again it looks obvious to me from the outside.... but then again I'm not aware of all
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
I often test our product by recording a speedrun video of the main functionality, not to be shared, but to reveal all the learned helplessness and clunky user experience. It is amazing how recording a video going through the product does: t
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
You have been quite polite searching for a week. Impolite question: what are you searching for ? Slightly less impolite: what are you working on that you want HN's input on it ? Must be cool.
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It is at the bottom of the page, including this thread's page.
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There's a difference between training and inference (using the model to achieve a goal). Training is when you show examples (instances of something) to an entity and it learns to recognize them. Example: doing homework and math exercis
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Ask a football fan which countries they think of? Brazil, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, etc... Not the U.S., Canada, and ... Southeast Asia? The same is inversely true for hockey. Countries that are new to football calling it "soccer&
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Not using facebook is one other way that does not rely on an orchestrated effort.
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Not OP, but in a tiny boutique consultancy where we build data products for large enterprise clients. End-to-end. It's been a blast. We've worked for clients in many sectors (telecoms, energy, banking, transportation, employment,
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Yes. One of our gripes with many of the solutions was vendor lock-in in some way, be it in data, compute, or simply the APIs. I wrote a comment above https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28830306 One of our guiding principl
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> I've never used their services and my company needs some MLOps, but the contents of this thread made me fear it. So, mission accomplished, dear eyes. I'd say I wouldn't discourage you from looking at several solutions.
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My one meeting with Steve Jobs didn’t end well(twitter.com)
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For reference, "EEE", especially in the context of Microsoft, stands for "Embrace, Extend, and Extinguish|Exterminate". Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis... From Wik
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> How do you connect with people, personally and professionally? Many people have contact information in their bio/profile: email, website, keybase, Twitter, GitHub, etc. Other than that, many connections are made in the comments.
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
Welcome, kcrx. *insert a condescending comment here, short of dropping a gem*.
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Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect First paragraph: > The Streisand effect is a phenomenon that occurs when an attempt to hide, remove, or censor information has the unintended consequence of
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by Jugurtha 5y ago
> Something similar _almost_ happened a couple of years later in another project (due to miscommunication by someone doing requirements gathering) and this time we caught it early. Right on. Requirements gathering and problem scoping is

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