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Lots of certification for enterprise IT software might be a good way to get on the ladder. Look at the certification for SAP, Salesforce, Oracle, Azure, AWS, Cisco (on the other hand avoid most bootcamp "certifications"). Those e
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He seems a very ambitious person and if you take him for his word he has 0% equity in openAI which must irratate him at some level. So since we are all speculating could it be something like wanting to "download" entire chatgpt pa
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Context for this: Paul Graham tweeted one tweet highlighting the disproportionate assault by Israel on Gaza by citing the enormous number of children killed by the bombings, and then got mobbed on twitter by extreme Israel supporters for be
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Is this a reference for some fiction? Or you just made it up?
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There is surprisingly still a lot of short-ish .ai urls available by the way, unlike io, the transition from io is still not complete.
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Off topic, my initial reaction was it would have been more of a flex if they managed to get the domain gov.ai, since US gov already owns the .gov TLD, but it turns out that this domain is already used by government of Anguilla which already
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The only good defence of low effort art is the very likely apocryphal Picasso anecdote when a lady see a drawing and exclaimed it only took him 30 seconds. https://quoteinvestigator.com/2018/01/14/time-art
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Am not a lawyer or even a tax expert, just was noting that for non-experts in these domains this scenario look similar (China is doing to IP what tax havens did for taxes).
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This feels like the debate between tax evasion and tax avoidance. What the engineer did here going to an IP lawless place is more like tax avoidance. It has a bad smell but he legally exploited a loophole in the international IP system if
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There is an old saying "When America sneezes, the world catches a cold" An economy as big as the US pumping that much liquidity and free money into its economy will eventually overspill to other economies. Even if the spillage is
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Thanks, this covers all the angles quite well. What would be the closest equivalent to Phoenix/liveview for Go (as in best django-like stack).
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This is great, really appreciate your insight as you seem to have good experience with both.
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My question is more general: what are some relative pros/cons of Go vs Erlang/Elixir when it comes to their approach to concurrency?
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Question: I am considering learning Go or Elixir to develop the backend for a high-frequency financial application. Focused strictly on concurrency and scalability benefits of each, which would be the better choice? Granted they are probabl
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I think two words also in arabic : ودعتنا تكرار
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Competitive tech salaries in the US will almost certainly come with competitive health insurance and other benefits.
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I suggest you do a bit of research on how income relates to house prices. Here is the tldr: in country where most people buy houses on mortgages, and mortgages are given based on a person’s income then wages will pay a direct and very impor
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Probably the UK central banker has the worst job in the world right now. I can’t think of any other place where people’s sense of net worth is as tied up with their house price as it is in the UK, while at the same time the increase in hous
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If you are on 33K doing cyber then you must be in an area where houses are cheaper than normal. If you are in London, then as you acknowledged you are doing it real wrong and you should be upping your job search game. Your main point stands
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I am wondering what is the greatest product-based company in terms of revenue and impact that had no more than one programmer. To be strict about the definition I am looking for a company that generated cash (not raised it) while still havi
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Would it be possible to create two versions of the language: microC for embedded C programs where these decisions matter, and standard C for PC/servers which basically all use the same representation for these scalers? My main point is
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Somewhat unrelated question, but I think one of the second most difficult things of learning C for coders who are used to scripting languages is to get your head around how the various scaler data types like short, int, long,... (and the un
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Ask HN: Best resource to learn parallel/concurrent programming?
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Has Huawei overcome U.S. sanctions by developing its own 5G chip?
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IMO it is much clearer to justify something like matrix multiplication via a simple real life example like markov chain computations, it might add a bit of complexity in understanding the application but motivates the definition much better
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Look into making a Doom-like game, tons of linear algebra there.
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Why not? If you have simple idea that organically has lots of demand I would imagine executing cleanly is an advantage. There are plenty of examples: craiglist for classified ads, plentyoffish for dating (or at least used to), gandi for dom
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It's fascinating how many simple-idea websites are dominated by user-hostile dark-pattern infested players: Linkedin for professional networking, glassdoor for job reviews and goodread for book reviews.
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This is very similar to the app start-up craze that apple triggered. After every new iOS release or new FB announcement there were a multitude of app startups that were made redundant. For example there were plenty of startups focused on bo
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Interesting take, makes sense.
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