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by akudha 3y ago
I wonder at what point people would consciously spend less time online and go back to physical books, especially those works that were published decades/centuries ago? If I am a normal, non-tech person reading something online, how am
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by akudha 3y ago
Can you talk a bit about your process? How do you identify where to use AI and how to you get business to agree? How do you pick models, how do you host them?
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Ask HN: How are you preparing for the effects of AI, from a career perspective?
4 points by akudha 3y ago|2 comments
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Thank You. One more question - can this be used at work, internally? I work for a non-profit, not sure if that makes a difference
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by akudha 3y ago
Is there a list of models (and instructions) that I can play around with, on my laptop, without sending data to an external API?
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The inspiration might also be the thrill of being naughty, breaking rules etc, not just doing well in exams
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Ask HN: Best way to save and fast search small text?
2 points by akudha 3y ago|0 comments
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by akudha 3y ago
We see this in many democracies. On one side, we have a feel good but do-nothing-useful group of politicians. On the other side, we have hate spewing politicians. At some point, people get tired of voting for do-nothing crowd and vote for t
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by akudha 3y ago
I wonder how it can apply to an individual - say I am developing a feature at my job today. Five years later, I am on a different job, but developing a similar feature for some other employer. I wonder how much of the two implementations th
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by akudha 3y ago
Ok, fair enough. But the question still remains - what are the odds of not getting caught? Just because a handful of people win the lottery every year doesn’t mean you and I will, correct? In the case of lottery, all I am gonna lose is a fe
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by akudha 3y ago
The thing that amazes me about these people/companies - why do they think they can escape the reach of U.S government? It is the most powerful and vicious entity there is, if they want to get you, they will. What makes these people thi
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by akudha 3y ago
I think people would forget this in a month, Sam would fail forward/upward, and it would be business as usual. You might be overestimating public’s interest and attention span. Pretty much nothing changed positively or significantly af
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by akudha 3y ago
While boarding a flight last month, I was in the last group because I refuse to pay for the “privilege” of boarding quicker. I was thinking, if everyone on the flight paid that $37 to board quicker, then who gets to board first? This whole
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by akudha 3y ago
Can’t we ban growing of these high water crops in areas where there is water shortage? One can happily live without eating pistachios their entire life, no?
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Would you recommend fastmail? I am shopping for email service
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I’d add - pay for services when you can afford it. For example, encourage smaller search engines like Kagi. Maybe pay for email, instead of using gmail. Pay for smaller/local news orgs that do original and honest reporting. And so on.
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by akudha 3y ago
I wasn’t specifically talking about cancer, but in general. Should’ve been more clear. There are many doctors (Dr.Doug Graham for example) who have slowed or cured serious ailments through fasting. I am not a fan of any religion, but every
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This shouldn’t be a surprise, no? When we temporarily free our body from digestion activities, it has time to “house clean”, aka push toxins out, which helps the body heal.
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The one with the most money nearly always wins This is true in American elections too. I can’t remember the exact number, but something like 80% (or more) of elections are won by the candidate with more money. When everything is tied to m
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It's not uncommon at all Yeah, that is the problem. It shouldn't be common
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One sad thing I have noticed in American workplace is high levels of stress and higher levels of cruelty. This story is one such example. Another one is that Texas law, that eliminated (or limited, can't remember) water breaks. What is
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Thank you, this gives me some idea
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I have no clue about game development, apologies for the basic question. When does one use Unreal and when does one use Godot? Or does it not matter?
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Woah, he spends 60 hours a week? That is some serious dedication. It is nice to know such passionate sites and individuals still exist on the internet today!
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Deeply altruistic? Isn’t he the guy behind worldcoin, creating a privacy nightmare? How is collecting biometric data from millions of people ethical, especially when most of those people likely don’t even understand what it is that they’re
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Mapping Diversity (30 European cities and 17 countries)(mappingdiversity.eu)
2 points by akudha 3y ago|0 comments
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Could you please give an example graph from the site, and how you’d improve it?
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I am glad that I am not the only one who hates Pinterest, lol
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Where do they get the data from?
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Wait, what? Isn’t this similar to saying “your honor, my neighbor does unethical things, so I do too”. I don’t trust any big media these days, precisely because they lie, misrepresent, hide and blatantly engage in propaganda. I am not alone

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