Onavo

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by Onavo 1y ago
The subsidies are combined with cheap indentured semi legal labor from south of the border. Remove either one and the whole system falls apart.
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by Onavo 1y ago
He's probably also the first quant (headed the british federal bank) and infamously lost a ton of money in a shipping bubble.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Just file an appeal. Their internal process doesn't like it if they have too many rejections. They will eventually approve you.
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by Onavo 1y ago
They probably watched too many US cop shows.
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by Onavo 1y ago
How does it compare to Pangolin?
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by Onavo 1y ago
He should be doing dynamic inpainting instead. A red box is low effort in 2025.
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by Onavo 1y ago
I mean eventually once you proceed down the financial tree you get reinsurance linked securities. It's been this way for decades. It nothing new.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Not sure what the controversy here is. Catastrophe risk is the bread and butter of property insurance.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Until the same library for their "isomorphic" backend..
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by Onavo 1y ago
The first radios were spark gap transmitters (see Hertz's famous experiment). Though to be clear, Hertz's experiment was rather unconventional as the spark gap served as both the transmitting antenna (albeit a fairly noisy one) an
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by Onavo 1y ago
Solid state FFT?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Q learning is great as a hello world RL project for teaching undergraduates.
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by Onavo 1y ago
They should replace some of the panels with machined metamaterial and give it some RF absorbing paint. Would sell like hotcakes in the current political climate.
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by Onavo 1y ago
There is a fuel drain button, it's just slow. Google "fuel jettison". Sometimes you have to make an emergency descent and the plane is too heavy (or too dangerous to carry so much fuel). From the ground it would look like &qu
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by Onavo 1y ago
The issue with trying to study US YIMBY through the lens of Asian urban planning is that most of these Asian countries have very different approaches to civil rights and private property than America. Japan has the added complication of rou
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by Onavo 1y ago
Links to some of the Chinese ones?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Sure, if you don't want your wings anymore. The wings are the primary fuel tanks. You can drain the fuel out during flight but the process can take hours.
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by Onavo 1y ago
> Removed KL Divergence Wait, how are they computing the loss?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Also ghostty
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by Onavo 1y ago
Convolution?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Assuming you are asking this because of the deep learning/ChatGPT hype, the first question you should ask yourself is, do you really need to? The skills needed for CUDA are completely unrelated to building machine learning models. It&#
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by Onavo 1y ago
No love for Pangolin? https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1kqrwev/im_addi...
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by Onavo 1y ago
> free and power efficient Free yes. Power efficient no. Unless you switch your laptops every two years, it's unlikely to be more efficient.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Why doesn't Hong Kong fix their real estate problem?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Go also statically links all dependencies and reinvents all the wheels usually provided by the system land. Cross compilation is trivial. It is unrivaled when it comes to deployment simplicity.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Probably Ising models, phase transitions, condense matter stuff all to help make a bigger boom.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, I am not sure how you expect redneck prepper types to pick up on enough RF theory to manufacture homemade metamaterials.
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by Onavo 1y ago
The issues it has around circular data structures is almost, though not quite, as bad as rust.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, it certainly makes it easier for them to sidestep political questions about why they stopped including Yandex as a search option.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Microsoft owns shares of Cursor through OpenAI

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