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by aantix 4y ago
I developed a product, Critical Context. Shared bookmarking and search for software teams. You share a document with your team. E.g. "best cloud vendors". Then for that document, each team member installs a bookmarklet, and colle
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by aantix 4y ago
What are the inputs derived from the training images? Do they do object detection prior and if so, at what granularity (toes, eyes, hat, gloves, etc)? Is it at the pixel level?
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by aantix 4y ago
Novel solutions aren't as helpful as you think. Pragmatic, simple, vanilla solutions are reliable. You won't create your own linked list library, you'll use one from the standard library. General runtime analysis can be help
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by aantix 4y ago
They were the only interesting classes. Project based learning. Being with other students that actually gave a shit.
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Apple AR is coming.. https://twitter.com/BasicAppleGuy/status/1531737446534131713
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by aantix 4y ago
Especially with the advent of Starlink, you can literally work anywhere and still have reliable enough Internet to make a six figure income.
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by aantix 4y ago
Are there any additional annotations that would be available? Identifying objects in the scene, sentiment or tone of speech, etc?
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by aantix 4y ago
I looked into buying a Picasso once. Someone on Reddit mentioned that his pottery was lesser known and could be obtained for a reasonable amount (10-15K at the time I think). I just thought it would be cool to say that I owned a "Picas
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by aantix 4y ago
We host a German foreign exchange student from Hannover. He talks a lot about meeting friends after school, that the late afternoon is his (not taken up by sports or clubs like in the U.S.). That everyone rides bikes or public transit, and
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by aantix 4y ago
Benefits are pennies relative to compensation. I’d rather see anonymous compensation submissions. Or aggregate offers from Blind app.
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by aantix 4y ago
Youtube Premium is a quality of life upgrade. It's amazing what a difference it makes when you don't have to go through the tension of battling ads for every three minute video you'd like to watch. You're free to consume
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by aantix 4y ago
Meant that they're only employing the exact number of doctors/nurses to meet their current capacity. It's great for profitability, the tradeoff being when there's increased demand, it's inflexible.
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by aantix 4y ago
Wondering out loud - with non-profits, the IRS can enforce that status by forcing them to spend if they have too much money saved. Am I getting this correct? What about forcing hospitals to spend on staff if they are too profitable? I’m bei
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by aantix 4y ago
In my experience, choose the most loud, Novell, fast activity out there. Keeping their attention is the biggest hurdle. Small bit-size demonstrations.
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by aantix 4y ago
You saw it with Covid. Trillions of dollars spent on U.S. healthcare, but hospitals are running hyper-efficient, lean staffs, with barely any ability to scale up to meet demand during a crisis.
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by aantix 4y ago
>"What Is the Cost of Attendance?" >"Probably less than you think." No, it was not less than I thought, BU..
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by aantix 4y ago
Maybe I interact with more niche audiences? The people I observe essentially live on twitter. They’re everywhere. Both with tweets and replies.
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by aantix 4y ago
You're the best Peter! :)
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I wonder if this is because we're lonely..? Just wondering out loud here. E.g. Twitter - feels like many of the "thought leaders" I follow, their "friends" are also on Twitter. And they tweet/respond so much
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by aantix 4y ago
No, it exposed how low their salary offerings were. If you were a top engineer, had a family, wanted to maybe travel a bit, I don't understand why you would apply with them. Clearly they were exploiting the "cost of labor" ad
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by aantix 4y ago
So you spend your one-on-one time helping them code/debug their current story? Or is it spent catching up on personal/professional issues?
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by aantix 4y ago
Do dread things like one on ones with other engineers? I feel like I don’t equally care about most people so managing them would be so hard. So I’ve stayed away from management.
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by aantix 4y ago
You can see the future of search.. No longer is it a description of what currently exists, but an expression of what's been queried. Which may demonstrate something entirely different.
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by aantix 5y ago
I've heard good things about using Hatchbox to deploy to AWS. https://www.hatchbox.io/
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by aantix 5y ago
“Shopify's core monolith has over 2.8 million lines of Ruby code and 500,000 commits.”
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by aantix 5y ago
What would be the cutting edge, open source equivalent for AI upscaling of video?
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How are objects differentiated from their background?
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Why would he overpay for a down trending company?
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by aantix 5y ago
Those arguing for/against whether the dishes are trivial are missing the point. You always ultimately make the choice whether these demands, whether too many or not, are worth it. You decide. Dan Savage does a brief talk about this ti
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by aantix 5y ago
You have to learn to speak your truth courageously and divorce yourself from the outcome. Going through is the only way out. E.g. If you want more talk time at dinner, then voice that, and state that you will work on being present as well.

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