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by abhinai 3y ago
Sorry OP but right now you need to turn the tables and copy the company that copied you. Their site looks and reads much better than yours.
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by abhinai 3y ago
The post says 7 comments but I can only see two. What's going on?
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by abhinai 3y ago
Fully connected neural networks are hierarchies of logistic regression nodes. Transformers are networks of SVM nodes. I guess we can expect networks of other kinds of classifiers in the future. Perhaps networks of Decision Tree nodes? Mix a
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by abhinai 3y ago
Giving up comforts of home is not easy and there has to be a 2X improvement in QoL for the move to be justified. And I’m not sure there is any improvement in QoL honestly. You get some you lose some. It’s more or less an even trade at this
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by abhinai 3y ago
A lot. Pandemic accelerated globalization. Availability of VC money used to be exclusively American but is now global.
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by abhinai 3y ago
I came to the US on an H1B. I worked at Microsoft and Facebook. Then I started a company funded by YCombinator. It is now a unicorn and has created hundreds of jobs. This country treats immigrants unfairly but even that poor treatment repre
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by abhinai 3y ago
Cold is manageable. But darkness... I mean if I had no other choice, I'm sure I'd manage just fine. But that is like saying if I make an effort and earn enough money I can afford great healthcare anywhere in the world.
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by abhinai 3y ago
So true.
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by abhinai 3y ago
Come on over. I'll host you in California next winter. Or perhaps we could travel to Sydney in Jan. My sister has a huge house there so the stay would be free. If you still prefer dark/cold winters, I'll buy you a beer. Other
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by abhinai 3y ago
True. But one has to make an effort and in my experience most people get depressed. And I don't blame them. A few weeks of snow is amazing. But after the third month of snow and shoveling the driveway, most people break.
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by abhinai 3y ago
100% agree. It seems money can't buy happiness. And neither can socialized benefits. There is a lot more to life and happiness than what these polls seem to care about.
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by abhinai 3y ago
For sure. And that is how it should be. I absolutely love Norway and think that it is a beautiful country. But I also couldn't ever imagine living there because of the weather. So perhaps "quality of life" has much more to it
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by abhinai 3y ago
I have traveled to several countries across the world. Rich, poor and middle income. And I noticed that happiness has a low correlation with how rich the country is or how much the government provides for its citizens. It seems to be much m
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by abhinai 4y ago
Your Twitter experience is going to be what you make of it. It's based on the people you chose to follow. Nothing more. Nothing less. The author in this case seems to be politically motivated in his decision to leave Twitter. That&#x27
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by abhinai 4y ago
Is it really? If we agree that there was a huge increase in money supply and that supply of goods stayed the same or decreased then it follows logically that more money would be needed to acquire same quantity of goods. Seems fairly simple!
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by abhinai 4y ago
What is the adult view?
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by abhinai 4y ago
Internet is partially to blame. Most flight searches are ranked by price and if an airline is $5 more expensive, they likely won't even show up on the first page. They're rewarded for lower price, not for better service. Wrong inc
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by abhinai 4y ago
See above. It seems you came up with the conclusion as your first step as well.
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by abhinai 4y ago
Same with academic papers. Most of my efforts go into dealing with constant loss of attention that happens when I have to look up unnecessarily complex words or improperly defined symbols and variable names. I feel stupid until I realize th
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by abhinai 4y ago
Just dropped you an email. Would this be ongoing or one time only? What pricing can I expect after the initial round of testing?
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by abhinai 4y ago
I'm definitely impressed by the sharp intellect of the original author!
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by abhinai 4y ago
Distraction. Being compliant with all these regulations takes the very valuable focus away from the main goal of a startup: Finding product market fit. Established companies have no problem being compliant because they already have everythi
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by abhinai 4y ago
IF you're into sports then several stadiums like Madison Square Garden, Radio City, NRG, Kauffman, Minute Main Park etc. Lots of airports like LAX, ORD, DFW, CLT, SEA, MCI etc. Many convenience stores in Arizona and the east coast.
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by abhinai 4y ago
I am a co-founder at Mashgin. It's been quite a journey for us. We were a part of YC 2015W batch. We got started in 2014. We didn't apply to YC in time and were not aware that late applications were a thing. Then we met someone wh
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by abhinai 5y ago
I wish researchers outside Meta were allowed to rent this SuperCluster for maximum benefit to humanity.
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by abhinai 5y ago
Always been like that? Never been on a good team?
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by abhinai 5y ago
I’m putting this quote on Twitter. :). What handle should I use to credit you?
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by abhinai 5y ago
Twitter should have 2FA enabled by default. Most national governments, agencies and leaders are on twitter. Passwords are inherently insecure and things can get ugly real fast.
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by abhinai 5y ago
I don't see a future where a single bullet should be allowed to be fired without a human in the loop. It is true that even with humans in the loop, lots of mistakes have been made in the past. But machines should be made to prove thems
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by abhinai 5y ago
Yes he is. It is hard to pin down why Linux is so much more successful than BSD and others. But it is not entirely an accident. And it is entirely possible that if Linux wasn't around, Windows could have been the default server OS toda

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