Onavo

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571.
by Onavo 2y ago
By verifiable do they mean it in the complexity theory P/NP sense of the word?
572.
by Onavo 2y ago
His open source company is copyleft unlike DeepSeek, and the application domain is specifically designed such that no company would use his "open source" product.
573.
by Onavo 2y ago
Weight would kill the economics. It's not a fighter jet. But maybe it will be fine for drones. You should apply to YC.
574.
by Onavo 2y ago
Pilots (that are not bombers) were treated pretty well by the Luftwaffe. Aviators share a comraderie that's hard to describe (very similar to software engineers in a sense).
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by Onavo 2y ago
Rather rich of OP (he's the author of flask and the rye package manager). Rust adopted the NPM style dependency resolution because it scales. The traditional Python school of dependency resolution doesn't scale. Sure you get a nic
576.
by Onavo 2y ago
I suppose that's an upside to all the crypto companies being headquartered in Dubai and Singapore. The surveillance state in those places can rapidly track down all the attackers. They don't mess around when it comes to violent cr
577.
by Onavo 2y ago
I will take Universal Hydrogen's Piper Dakota for $5.
578.
by Onavo 2y ago
Blame Guido. Until recently when he was bought out by Microsoft, he had been the primary blocker of higher Python performance. There were a bunch of attempts at adding a JIT to Python but Guido was more interested in splitting hairs over sy
579.
by Onavo 2y ago
Maybe the "founder" is the Twitter boss
580.
by Onavo 2y ago
More metamaterial lenses on the way?
581.
by Onavo 2y ago
Maybe he needs the AMD brand for his fundraising.
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by Onavo 2y ago
These days celestial navigation is trivial. See my comment here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42695079
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by Onavo 2y ago
OP's views on British companies are questionable. > Consider: Dyson: From a Wiltshire barn to a global technology powerhouse, now innovating in Singapore and Malaysia. The founder of Dyson is a Brexit proponent who enjoys outsourc
584.
by Onavo 2y ago
No paywall https://tribunecontentagency.com/article/philosophy-eats-ai/
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by Onavo 2y ago
The daunting part is usually DNS. Also, a major flaw with domain names is the fact that they are subject to the whims of the provider. What if your last name is Nintendo? Are you going to spend your time disputing every single DMCA and doma
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by Onavo 2y ago
You can also do it at night using star charts (or as you call it, an "almanac"). That's how most of the digital celestial navigation solutions work, they use the positions of bright stars to determine a fix based on observato
587.
by Onavo 2y ago
Isn't that super saturated and commoditized? How do you compete against the likes of toast?
588.
by Onavo 2y ago
You are drawing a false equivalence and being willfully obtuse. It's clear and obvious that the conventional sense of the term refers to technology like lasers and microwave. Please don't try to split hairs over semantics. Unless
589.
by Onavo 2y ago
Do you plan to add touch device support? It doesn't work well on tablets and phones.
590.
by Onavo 2y ago
The French fryers certainly give a new meaning to embrace, extend, extinguish.
591.
by Onavo 2y ago
You will need to go through archive.is if you want to bypass the paywall and get the full article, not just the summary.
592.
by Onavo 2y ago
Because the people they were facing believed too much in the spirit of their second amendment rights and would happily mob and send the cops back to their maker. The people with ARs are not inner city kids who can be easily bullied and abus
593.
by Onavo 2y ago
I think one of their founders passed on, so much knowledge is now lost :(
594.
by Onavo 2y ago
They complain about not being able to run analytics and track users, and now they are getting rid of one of the best tracking methods. Do they have a coherent strategy or is this just internal politics?
595.
by Onavo 2y ago
Time to put on my robes and wizard hat.
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by Onavo 2y ago
You are forgetting that the "traditional" factory robots are the way they are because of software limitations. Now that the foundation models have mostly solved basic robotic limitations, there's going to be a lot more automa
597.
by Onavo 2y ago
> But factory robots haven't propelled Kuka, Fanuc, ABB, UR, Staubli and peers to anything like the levels of success nvidia is already at. A market big enough to accommodate several profitable companies with market caps in the ten
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by Onavo 2y ago
So it is destructive in a practical sense. You still need a generative process to fix the "sharpness problems" otherwise you will get a blurred halo after you deconvolve it.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> China censorship which limits the deepseek data ingestion and output, to some degree. We just call it alignment research instead. Same pig, different shade of lipstick.
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by Onavo 2y ago
The fisheye transform is destructive though. Reversing it is a probabilistic process (not really a big problem now with generative ML but still)

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