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by ackbar03 6y ago
I know right! Outsourcing must be really picking up, I get tons of helpful calls from Microsoft support telling me how to use TeamViewer
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by ackbar03 6y ago
I don't really have a good solution for it. I've toyed around with deep learning based SaaS type projects though so I know cloud server costs are a major factor. What sort of worked was I routed the data so the inference ran on my
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by ackbar03 6y ago
How did the two companies do? I never understood how someone could hold two c level jobs at the same time. How do you handle all the work?
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by ackbar03 6y ago
How much does it cost you in server costs to host this? GPU cloud servers arent cheap, how much do you plan to charge for it in future?
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Yes I can totally agree with this, and it can be amplified by your environment, especially in HK where we're pretty much all slaves to our mortgages. I worked in ib and actually quit after I was relocated to Shanghai. My colleagues wer
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by ackbar03 6y ago
thanks for sharing!
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Thanks for sharing what you've learned in so much detail! Sounds promising, hope all the best for you
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by ackbar03 6y ago
That's awesome! I saw on your original submission on showhn for vsual that you were trying to figure out the marketing. How have you done since then and what worked for you? Five figures is quite impressive
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by ackbar03 6y ago
This is pretty cool, How much sales do you usually get? You have any marketing channels?
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Is this actually the most likely scenario though? I agree it's hard to compete and have a search service completely indexing the entire internet. Is breaking up the front end the most likely?
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Why was this downvoted? I feel this is very true. Having worked a few years in a corporate environment, suits and ties, especially higher up the management chain, are almost exclusively about self promotion, bullshitting, and smoke and mirr
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by ackbar03 6y ago
That idea will probably bring him to bankruptcy immediately... I'm not expert in the industry but apparently hand-draw animations as an industry are in a serious dump. The animators are seriously overworked and underpaid, especially in
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Seems like a strange comment for the article but since you made it, For me its not that I don't feel like doing work on most days. Instead I have periods where I am super uber productive and days where I feel completely exhausted. I ca
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by ackbar03 6y ago
This seems to you like a problem, but its actually a major plus for central banks since it gives them a tighter control on economic policy, its actually been touted as one of the major benefits. Yes it would suck if the value of your money
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Softbank? If they invest in you than you probably know you have a flawed business model
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Is there some sort of standard / commonly accepted way to manage packages for c++? In python its as simple as pip install + import, and the community is generally in agreement with the best library to use with good documentation. Is th
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by ackbar03 6y ago
I've never actually had a problem with c++ grammar or syntax or logic What I do have a problem with is trying to interface with more complex apis and functions. For example a while back I had to implement a https get and post request a
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Was this written by GPT-3? This is such a strange sentence But yes George is definitely the misfit hacker wonder-kid type, and in both senses of the word hacker. He was one of the first to jailbreak the iPhone and the PS4 or 5 (can't r
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Your right, in the old days it probably made a large difference to people's lives. I probably should have emphasized it's likely less true today
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by ackbar03 6y ago
I think if they really don't want you, you should just stop trying so hard to get in. Especially these days when the American dream isn't quite what it used to be anymore. There are always opportunities elsewhere.
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Negreanu is amazing. I'm no expert but I always thought he had one of the most solid, stable and rational plays.
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Carnegie Mellon already did it quite a while ago to great results https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/07/190711141343.h... .
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Well Microsoft did give them some sort of discount or something for their azure servers for training. I think it was part of the agreement or something
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by ackbar03 6y ago
I think this is pretty much what PG and YC have discovered from reading their essays. They're not really concerned about the idea of a startup, if anything they would like there to be more startups to invest. The exponential nature of
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Somehow I think that'd just add oil to the fire. I wouldn't mind a dunce hat from digital Ocean
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by ackbar03 6y ago
What is the best library to use these days for developing in Visual C++? I had to write some VCpp code a few days ago using the Winhttp api and it was a nightmare. I'm not sure if its because I've been spoiled rotten by python whe
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by ackbar03 6y ago
yea, even "the ocean"...
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by ackbar03 6y ago
The onion was always ahead of their time. Also reflects what kind of world we live in
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by ackbar03 6y ago
I don't think their main funding is from vc? As mentioned above it's darpa contracts before internalized within Google so quite the opposite it seems
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by ackbar03 6y ago
Yes. I run a web service that provides a free trial period, and I can't see anyway around it other than forcing a sign up. I'd love to know if there are more friendly ways to do it.

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