Onavo

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by Onavo 1y ago
Maybe they can use cross-laminated wood or the compressed wood that was on hacker news the other day.
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by Onavo 1y ago
This is what I come to HN for, kudos
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by Onavo 1y ago
Reinforcement learning. At the current pace of VLM research and multimodal robotic control models, there will be a robot in every home soon.
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by Onavo 1y ago
The original tesseract OCR has no neural nets. It bare little resemblance to the modern version.
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by Onavo 1y ago
How would high net worth people like Jony Ive pay tax on this sort of big windfalls? Especially if it's all stock.
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by Onavo 1y ago
How do companies like https://icon.com do their image Gen if the existing SOTA for prompt adherence is so poor?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Have you seen Microsoft Hyperlight?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Or you can get this thing called an "office chair". The overpaid tech bros here prefer names like Aeron, Embody, and Mirra. Some execs swear by their Eames too.
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by Onavo 1y ago
It's not hard, just expensive. You need to pay a lab to do it, and the testing is very much destructive most of the time.
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by Onavo 1y ago
You wrote bundlers/package managers. I assumed you are conflating the two to be the same. Anyways most new bundlers have a (mostly) Webpack compatible (or are working towards it) API so it's a moot point.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Committing to a bundler in JavaScript is a lot easier than dealing with clojurescript. JS bundlers are mostly standardized with minor differences; a complex application running on yarn can almost always be swapped out for pnpm with no or fe
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by Onavo 1y ago
Feels more like the original android from the HTC days. Brighter colors, more rounded corners, a happier vibe than the corporate material theme introduced by Ice Cream Sandwich.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Are you HIPAA compliant?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well it turned out that OpenHuman is actually Closed Human and won't publish any of their research on organic general intelligence and instead commercialized their humans-as-a-service research to steal the jobs of honest god fearing di
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by Onavo 1y ago
In the past month there were dozens of posts about using proof of work and other methods to defeat crawlers. I don't think most websites tolerate heavy crawling in the era of Vercel/AWS's serverless "per request" an
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by Onavo 1y ago
How does China's compare in absolute terms after adjusting for purchasing power?
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by Onavo 1y ago
They don't rot if there's no oxygen
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by Onavo 1y ago
The most interesting question is how you scrape the prices. The cloudprovider really need to provide an API.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Well, kantorovich did win the Nobel for inventing that.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Trump?
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by Onavo 1y ago
Isn't the max profit limited by counterparty liquidity? Polymarket won't pay out anything extra.
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by Onavo 1y ago
They are infamous for being trash and difficult to use though. There's an entire field of "EMR consultants". It's also why there's a EMR startup on hacker news every other week.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Which ones are embeddable? Often I need to embed some analytic charts for users in my app e.g. blog views and very few support easy embedding+authentication.
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by Onavo 1y ago
Their devtools team is surprisingly competent when they choose to be. Pre-2015, people used Sublime Text, Atom, Textmate, Notepad++, Light Table, Brackets, Emacs/Vim, Intellij. VS code single handedly crushed all of them with code comp
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by Onavo 1y ago
How do you deal with the mold problem?
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by Onavo 1y ago
> Like, imagine if Firefox shipped with an attribution requirement that prohibited removing the trademarked Mozilla branding. Icefox anyone?
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by Onavo 1y ago
> since our input data comes from multiple sensors and the the output pose has six components (three spatial positions and three spatial rotations) Typo: two "the" For robotics/inverse pose applications, don't p
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by Onavo 1y ago
They should have just lobbied the government instead.
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by Onavo 1y ago
The Rethink DNS mobile app hasn't seen a release in years. Is the project still alive? https://github.com/celzero/rethink-app
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by Onavo 1y ago
Yeah, I find the report to be more of a morning after quarterback situation. For general plane to plane vertical separation, you are supposed to maintain a minimum of hundreds of feet. A hundred feet shouldn't make a difference.

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