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If it hit Jupiter on the inner orbit side, then whatever struck the outer planet already missed us (if it was ever within our orbit to begin with). Since we can see the impact from Earth, it must have struck the inner orbit side.
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If there is ever a robust, truly P2P web, your peers will be your filters. IOW, your filters will anneal and morph according to the canonical filters created by your trust network—a delegation of peers, filtered via parameters of your choo
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Unintentionally drops food on the floor.
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Would it not be more profitable to process all payments for all internet transactions, rather than one app store? Ditch app stores, fully integrate the web as a platform, then bake Apple/Google pay into the browser/OS, and just be
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This happened to Capt. Kirk in an episode of Star Trek. The legal move is demand to face the accuser. The accuser is the computer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Court_Martial_(Star_Trek:_The_...
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https://github.com/deezer/spleeter
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Worklets are out of the main process. That is good for a lot of what the script processors are designed for (compute intensive stuff), but having a script node in the main process is the only way I know to get perfect timing. Plus, the Scr
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Please please put the ScriptProcessorNode back in the spec.
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What's cooler than cars that run on electricity? Cars that run on JavaScript.
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How much like an FPGA would it be to use DRAM for the lookup tables, and very basic CPU for routing?
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What do you think about this approach. Given a curve, find the Bezier control points which describe it, using SGD: https://nhq.github.io/beezy/public/
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Standards should be myriad and have benchmarks.
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How did they get 60 interviews? Do I really need to join LinkedIn?
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I tried to submit my email and got an access denied security warning, no explanation.
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China doesn't need American AI technology.
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nor common.js
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You forgot an important one: man
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Is that why my neural network can't make any sense of GoL progression? 2^512 possible rules...
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What is the regex for a given state of Game of Life?
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You say easy, but I know it's not easy, and it's also not very rewarding the way they use you. I'm not a beginner to working for schools, cities, or the tech industry. If it was easy, they would look at my resume, check my
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Depends what you call an accomplishment. I guess my fields are "web development", music, and deep learning. I've published over 100 open source modules and projects across the "full stack". I have "live-coded&q
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I have tech talents that maybe a few thousand people in the world have, and research ability to move the needle (maybe even novel ideas in the field, if you ask me). I can't work in academia (no Ph.D), find capital (no connections), an
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No, snapchat doesn't care, dude.
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This describes me pretty well. I'm a dedicated learner, and I think it's what I do best. I don't master topics. Even the information about the thing can be a distraction. It's about synthesizing info into your workin
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I've applied for front-end jobs and get asked some C.S. puzzle, to do something no front-end developer has ever needed to do (unless they wrote the one module everybody else uses). And yet, it's not like I couldn't grok that
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Also, It shows no respect to qualified applicants. You want me to work for you, but you won't spend time going over my previous work. My personal opinion is that programming should go the way of sports and entertainment: we should ha
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I wonder if they think the time sink will make you more likely to take the job. And I think it devalues good programmers, because a test is not likely to display their true strengths.
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Thanks!
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Ask HN: Anyone Hiring Based on Open Source Code Review?
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