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811.
by Salgat 4y ago
The unfortunate catch is that you need good connections to publish in top papers. Either that, or write some rather brilliant papers.
812.
by Salgat 4y ago
A redditor made an excellent writeup on why this specific set of benchmarks has many issues due to how easily it is gamed. https://www.reddit.com/r/dotnet/comments/yuxkk7/comment/iwca...
813.
by Salgat 4y ago
Companies have been trying to do this en masse since the 90s, and there's a reason why it usually fails.
814.
by Salgat 4y ago
ML falls into a few broad categories: model design, data preparation, and deployment. Unfortunately if you don't have a PhD, most serious places won't have you doing model design. To add to that, data preparation is very tedious.
815.
by Salgat 4y ago
Expose someone to a community of billions of anonymous users and you pretty much have to expect this type of behavior, regardless of how inexcusable it is. The best thing you can do is not feed the trolls, just ignore them. They're nev
816.
by Salgat 4y ago
Unfortunately since it was the address of a known business they've worked with, there's no way they'd be able to get away with keeping that money short of sending it to another address and leaving the country before the FBI c
817.
by Salgat 4y ago
He doesn't have deep knowledge, he a broad high level understanding of the technologies and processes used at his company. In the interview you can see how he's aware of what the major components are supposed to do, but he'd
818.
by Salgat 4y ago
That's my biggest fear with PSVR2. There's a few AAA games and then a bunch of indie games and that's it. Until Sony treats VR as a first-class citizen I don't see this changing.
819.
by Salgat 4y ago
Even CAT5e supports 10gbps in your typical house (you'll want CAT6 for longer distances though), and 10gbps is likely future proof for the next 25 years (which is crazy because CAT5e came out in 1999).
820.
by Salgat 4y ago
I have 1gbps fiber and it's extremely rare for me to come across a server that supports anything close to that bandwidth. At 10gbps you're able to upload 500GB/hour. For home use this seems extremely unlikely, even if you&#x2
821.
by Salgat 4y ago
SpaceX does the same thing with Tesla engineers, and they pay contracting fees to do this, which is completely above board legally speaking.
822.
by Salgat 4y ago
Which includes a sensible (but not excessive) approach to avoiding technical debt that inhibits future functionality and feature generation.
823.
by Salgat 4y ago
Both Github and Bitbucket support all of that in the PR, so if necessary, update your PR with additional comments/information. When I'm looking at a change, I always go back to the PR anyways since it provides discussion relevant
824.
by Salgat 4y ago
Sure, they can come up with countless weak excuses if they're dead-set on not revealing the real reason, that goes without saying.
825.
by Salgat 4y ago
Photoshop can achieve the same thing. So can women hired by pornography companies that are 18 but look younger and intentionally dress like school girls. This excuse is nonsense in the context of what's already available.
826.
by Salgat 4y ago
The problem is that nuclear plants only need to fail once to have global catastrophic consequences. Chernobyl was so catastrophic that Gorbachev blamed the Soviet Union's collapse on it. Solar and other renewable energy sources can nev
827.
by Salgat 4y ago
Aren't Waymo and Cruise constrained to specially tailored cities? Autonomous driving that can be activated literally anywhere in the country is far more impressive, even if it has cases where it doesn't perform as well.
828.
by Salgat 4y ago
The feel and vibe is so bizarrely similar to DigitalSpace Traveler (which existed 25 years ago). https://www.digitalspace.com/traveler/
829.
by Salgat 4y ago
Packages would be fine if they standardized an API and let me aggregate all my streaming services under a single client of my choice. Imagine if you were required to have half a dozen cable boxes for all your different cable packages. Remem
830.
by Salgat 4y ago
Makes me suspicious that they used the source leaks of several MK games to develop this.
831.
by Salgat 4y ago
My biggest worry is always the placebo effect.
832.
by Salgat 4y ago
This is absolutely an aspect of crypto, and it exists because of shortcomings in the ease of use of crypto.
833.
by Salgat 4y ago
I can see one massive advantage is that you could disable the db access/verification for service-to-service communication, since revoking an internal service token is exceptionally rare (and if it occurs, you have much bigger problems
834.
by Salgat 4y ago
He said it was used to verify the token, which is only true if you use a symmetric key not a private key.
835.
by Salgat 4y ago
I'm not sure why JWTs are considered complex. In C# I generate tokens with a couple lines of code. Sure you can get fancy with the claims, but it's not required if you're going to access the DB anyways on authenticated reques
836.
by Salgat 4y ago
The only argument they elaborate on is still easily addressed with a validation of the token against a database on every request, and it's hardly a drawback compared to other methods if the other methods do the same thing.
837.
by Salgat 4y ago
You mean the public key? The private key is what's used to sign tokens, the public key is used to verify the signature and can be freely shared. Or maybe you mean they used a symmetric key and shared that?
838.
by Salgat 4y ago
Just because it lets you run that hot doesn't mean you're required to. Just use the eco mode and enjoy still having high performance at lower power.
839.
by Salgat 4y ago
Meanwhile Intel is disabling AVX on their CPUs that use efficiency cores.
840.
by Salgat 4y ago
Apple strictly prohibits any apps outside their app store. Google does not. Yes Google abuses their popularity, but it's leagues better than Apple.

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