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It's terrible that people were harassing this man, and that those communities formed a mob mentality against him. But I don't feel particularly sorry for him; he cheated, denied it, threatened to sue people, and then eventually to
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This seems really impressive. I would love to see a rough comparison of how much this improves training time compared to past methods.
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Their landing page does a terrible job of explaining what it actually _does_. This is a platform to run physics simulations with 3D rendering?
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You're wrong. New flavors of crypto, blockchain apps, etc are almost entirely scams. But Bitcoin itself is an incredible technology, and I don't think its beautiful design gets appreciated enough in the midst of all the speculativ
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This is interesting, and the blob post is well written. However, to play devil's advocate... If it's true that "an undergrad would have a good chance of success" at this procedure, then perhaps writing a blog post about
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5y ago
Is it possible these were just anti-spam measures that are accidentally getting discovered by normal people as well?
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5y ago
> They've offered $10k, which is not a life changing amount of money for me. This seems too low to me, although without more details about your side project and how much revenue it generates, I can't say this very confidently.
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Forgive me for the somewhat disparaging comment, but Gradio's product seems very basic to be. Can anyone shed some light on why HF felt the need to acquire them, rather than to just build their own version? Is there really so much comp
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Right, I think the title is very misleading considering the result is that the Pfizer vaccine is 41 times less effective against Omicron compared to the original strain. Or am I misunderstanding the data?
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This is an excellent article, which does a good job of detailing several factors involved here. But while it does suggest several ways to reduce the cost of training models, I'm left with a huge questions at the end. How much does it u
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Ask HN: Resources for learning about automated theorem proving?
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> How do I delete a mail? > No, you can't. To be honest, that alone makes this useless for me. Perhaps others can do fine the "archive" functionality, but that seems like a feature that I can't live without.
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This is interesting, but I think it's lacking context regarding whether this is more or less than the number of fires that normal combustion engine cars are having, adjusted for the amount of those vehicles on the road. Gas cars can ca
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It's sad to see yet another way in which the SF city government wastes taxpayer money. I'm astonished that there hasn't been political motivation to form some kind of broad audit for the city's spending. But since I don&
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That's not what the article is actually saying, and they make some good points in the article about how other VPNs have conflicts of interest. But you're right that this post basically amounts to content marketing rather than a re
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From the ruling itself: > Given the trial record, the Court cannot ultimately conclude that Apple is a monopolist under either federal or state antitrust laws. While the Court finds that Apple enjoys considerable market share of over 55%
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Congrats, this is one of the best landing pages I've seen this year. It looks really nice, and I love the idea of a headless ecommerce platform, especially one that comes with a nice backend GUI for managing inventory, etc. I took a qu
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5y ago
Looks very cool. I hadn't heard of Looker before but I love seeing OSS alternatives like this.
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I agree with you, although I think it would be really easy to go overboard here. Did you have people come to you asking for houses? Maybe I'm being cynical, but I think that news would spread really quickly if someone in my friend grou
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5y ago
A job is a job. Quit if you don't like it, and stay if you think it's better than where you were before. If you can land a FAANG job, you can land a non-FAANG job too (with enough effort and time).
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I want to add another note: there's no evidence for this piece's assertion that they knew self driving wouldn't work out. There are still many large companies investing in this area - Waymo, Cruze, Tesla etc. The fact that Ub
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This is such a ridiculous characterization - it takes many negative consequences of Uber's business (which are admittedly real effects of its operations) and then uses exaggerated language to demonize them. Did cities drop the ball on
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While I can easily understand people's aversion to tracking and advertisements, I think projects like this are really unsustainable. Storing videos, transcoding them, and then using large amounts of bandwidth to serve them isn't f
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I think this looks very good, and I love seeing that it has the capability to automatically select the recommendation algorithm with the best performance. I think there are two major areas where this can be improved. A quick read through th
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The people who have used their VR hardware say it's excellent.
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Looks really nice. I think you've done a good job with the landing page. The app itself is pretty barebones right now and doesn't seem to support importing images or exporting video (correct me if I'm wrong)? I'm curious
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I think this is great. I don't need a stock API yet but I'll keep this in mind for the future. As others have said, more info on the site would be great, but it seems like this is just getting started, so I'm assuming we'
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I think this is great, and you've done a fantastic job on the landing page. It's beautiful and clear. Here's some feedback for the product itself. - As noted by other HN users, the selection behavior is unintuitive for me. I
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6y ago
Hey there, just wanted to share that for me (using Opera browser with ad block) scrolling is broken on your landing page.
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6y ago
The MovieLens recommender system works pretty well.
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