Onavo

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by Onavo 2y ago
For the STEM students, what they need is statistics (with a focus on high level Bayesian and statistical learning theory, not just frequentist regression tricks) and differential equations. Then they can build AI. AI, or specifically deep n
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by Onavo 2y ago
Not to mention their constant lawsuits against emulator platforms
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by Onavo 2y ago
For a more rigorous treatment, try Paul Wiltmott's (a famous quant) The Money Formula https://www.amazon.com/Money-Formula-Finance-Science-Mathema...
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by Onavo 2y ago
They better sign their packages and check for signatures upon download and installation. At their scale, foregoing S3 means they have to figure out how to deal with bit rot in packages themselves.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> They had been trained, from an early age, to love mathematics more intensely. Nonsense, sounds like post-hoc rationalization. Maybe talk to some actual Slavic people. Sure the Russians had "math clubs" and "chess clubs
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by Onavo 2y ago
Passkeys or WebAuthn, TOTP based 2FA (regardless of whether it's hardware or software based) is vulnerable to phishing. Protocols like WebAuthn are tied to the domain and is a lot trickier to compromise (at least not without significan
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by Onavo 2y ago
No, I strongly disagree. Npm may have some weird ergonomics and defaults, but as a dependency manager it is first class. Before npm, almost all dependency managers suffered from the diamond dependency problem. Npm pioneered allowing multipl
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What you need my friend is a ring-laser gyro.
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by Onavo 2y ago
> I think the number of people interested in running ML models locally might be greatly overestimated [here]. There is no killer app in sight that needs to run locally. People work and store their stuff in the cloud. Most people just wa
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by Onavo 2y ago
Note that they have a GitHub but they are not open source.
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https://retejs.org
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Video games industry software engineers are usually paid peanuts
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by Onavo 2y ago
Do you want a good doctor or a do you want a respectful one? I don't care much for good bedside manner as long as they are competent. They can be a philandering frat boy or a silicon valley psychopath, I don't care so long as the
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by Onavo 2y ago
Also, .NET loves leaving core features to paid/freemium third parties/cloud instead of offering it as a first class open source component. It makes it hard to justify buying into the ecosystem when it's a blatant funnel. Just
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Lisp users generally treat libraries the same way C people do and vendor anything that's truly important. There's ocicl if you want something more scalable. https://github.com/ocicl/ocicl (Lisp users are gene
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by Onavo 2y ago
Pray that doesn't happen, Qualcomm's software and driver story is generally known as "go fuck yourself" and "my way or the highway".
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The boundary follows the nautical border, beyond that is the air defense identification zone which is where the military warn planes to identify themselves before they reach the border. Generally speaking military planes (if we ignore geopo
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Some of L3's subsidiaries definitely recruit from HN
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Too many notifications and you get fatigued which is not good either. Maybe in future the on-device AI will decide whether to notify you. (Hmm this could be an idea, can you use a RPA tool to click those notifications on mac?)
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Then instead of regulating the companies, make SSN easily revokable and unique per service. I don't understand why Americans are so oppposed to a national ID despite the fact that every KYC service use SSNs and driver licenses.
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by Onavo 2y ago
Support Brave if you really want to stick it to them. Brave was founded by ousted Mozillians.
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Snarky KDB Landing Page(shakti.com)
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> What other expectations do you have of Intel? I expect them to follow the Silicon Valley maxim of "Build the best product instead of focusing on making the most amount of money".
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by Onavo 2y ago
Yes, a command converter as you described (that supports converting all the pip flags and command parameters) would be very useful. At the end of the day, you need a (readable) single source of truth somewhere (i.e. not the lockfile, the lo
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by Onavo 2y ago
It's more that you are on the right side in a unipolar world. When the world shifts to multipolarity in the next few years, the problem will solve itself.
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I think the docs should be more clear that the uv pip command is an escape hatch, and the moment you use it you basically lose the ability to have the Pipfile as a source of truth. Most devs won't be looking too closely at the lockfile
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Also any machine learning use cases! There’s a big caveat with uv where they merge your Pipfile and pip installations. For example if you do uv add flask (this is added to pipfile) but then you need to add PyTorch with custom indexes
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It's interesting how the Arab experience varies so much depending on which side of the gulf you were born in. The GCC's [0] citizens live a life that's the closest realization to UBI, while elsewhere the rest of the North Afr
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How many esims does the JMP esim support? The esim.me chip supports up to 5.
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Well if you see other threads here today, it's all about finding product market fit in massive addressable markets that are absent of competitors. All the business advice here, in other words, are tailored for VC or hyper growth style

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