Vaslo

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by Vaslo 10mo ago
Should say,”Soft skills are hugely expensive. Why not automate them?” Then you don’t need to read the article.
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
They’re mice. I wouldn’t worry a whole lot about them.
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
What is your big idea and how will it slow countries like China?
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
Yeah I mean it isn’t like there isn’t decades of content you can catch up on or anything.
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
Every data scientist and statistician who joins our team is always happier moving to Python or R away from Matlab after using it for a bit. I guess it’s ok for academia but at the two large companies I have worked at, no one is using Matl
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
Someone gave me the quarter I needed to unlock an Aldis Grocery Cart
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by Vaslo 10mo ago
Seeing how other people solve problems opens up new ways for me to solve my own. Many people are not RTFM but instead want applied examples.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
My world sounds exactly like yours and I love the astral packages - thanks for asking this
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EU plans five AI gigafactories with 100k high-performance AI chips(the-decoder.com)
4 points by Vaslo 11mo ago|1 comments
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Very cool and can tell you keep up with it just with your addition of uv!
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
You linked the wrong article - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46136901 takes you to a steam article
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Yep - my company did the same thing in addition to a few other nasty cuts. The problem is that instead of dumping dead weight employees, we are losing excellent ones.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
“Master at manipulating masses” is something you have to tell yourself when people you don’t like are highly successful, I guess.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
I often get more excited about the commentary and what I’ll learn from interesting experts in the HN comments than the original link itself. Thanks to all who contribute their thoughts here.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
I’m in the states and haven’t seen this despite a lot of travel but I’ll be looking out for it now!
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Once I saw the use of “FaCiSm” and “capitalist corporate control” I tuned out. I wouldn’t trust this persons opinion on trimming my nails let alone future tech.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
My team has all moved slowly from R to Python. There was no pressure to do so. R has a clunky feel with a bunch of modules that can be a challenge to automate. Python’s general purpose use beats whatever superior modules R has all day.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Not unfortunate. They know what people are using and went that route.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Same, works great on my end, not seeing any poor experience like this.
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by Vaslo 11mo ago
Not when you have a huge lead over your competitors and it’s almost impossible for a new entrant to catch up without excessive funding. Even with that, if you have products that need lots of approval with long duration tests (this material
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by Vaslo 1y ago
Probably the movie that made me want to get into computers. Dated tech but modern ideas like a computer using its own “supervised learning” to learn a lesson about tic-toe-toe and nuclear war.
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by Vaslo 1y ago
My Nextcloud constantly needs updated. One day I started getting some odd random error about the database. The advice I got was do all this convoluted stuff to maybe get it working again. I uninstalled, and haven’t gone back. It’s just
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by Vaslo 1y ago
People buy illegal stuff and dark markets all the time. Even a decade ago I knew a guy who was buying dope and having it mailed to him from the dark web and he was minimally technical. They know there is a risk but they are willing to tak
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by Vaslo 1y ago
Very cool product but at $500 you can get a meta quest 3. I get that the meta quest is not multiplayer but still.
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by Vaslo 1y ago
So are you implying I’m some fool out of idiocricy? I don’t get your comment?
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by Vaslo 1y ago
Not sure if this question will get removed but a tangent nonetheless - I’d like to use this but I don’t know what to do with it since the advent of Discord. What do people do with IRC now and where do you find content? I remember being a h
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by Vaslo 1y ago
I had a similar problem with Twinkly Xmas tree lights. It was even more frustrating than this because instead of just having me send the lights back, they just kept me trying all these different power plugs/checking with a voltmeter,
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by Vaslo 1y ago
But almost no 14 year olds get murdered. When you take it as a percent of all 14 year olds, it’s almost nothing. Certainly not an excuse to pull guns from millions of legal owners who have a right to protect themselves no matter how much
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by Vaslo 1y ago
I had a huge music collection of everything from thrash and death metal to new age and 80s. I don’t miss those days at all. I can’t tell you how many times I bought cds for one song and the rest of thing was garbage. When you’re a teen wi
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by Vaslo 1y ago
Better said: people are lazy and would rather the quick buck than hard work

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