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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
One thing I'd really like to see is the ability to adjust line spacing. It's insanely painful in latex, and a WYSIWYG editor would be amazing.
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Ask HN: How do you convince people to work for you as a non-exciting startup?
17 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|23 comments
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Why isn't stripe working there?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
How are you different from other products that provides OCR as a service, object detection as a service, etc?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Why doesn't apple support NVIDIA though? Considering the whole ML and AI community use only NVIDIA GPUs, it sucks that we can't use apple laptops for the same.
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Why statistical thermodynamics?
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Ask HN: Bio course suggestions for a CS grad in university?
6 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|5 comments
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
What is heading? Can out phone identify the orientation too? What if there are two "famous" buildings beside each other? How can you differentiate without actually identifying the image?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
How are you identifying the object in the image?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Amazing write-up. Do you mind sharing how much this costed you?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Why does everyone need a 3d printer? Maybe this statement would sound as ludicrous looking back as asking why does everyone need a PC in the 1980s. However, I still don't understand why would a regular person need a 3d printer? Mass ma
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Oh wow, very interesting. Are you a PhD who works in this area too?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Interesting that you mention about Andrej Karpathy. I've long wondered about his meteoric rise. No doubt he's intelligent, but there's definitely more to the story. What do you think it is? Is it majorly because of the right
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
I have a couple of questions - - Would you say that you'd have got an AI researcher position without a Ph.D.? - Also, why is NEURIPS or ICML papers is not a hiring guarantee? I thought they're highly sought after.
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
How replicable is this thing? Looking from a monetary perspective, is it worth getting a Ph.D. in AI? Assuming you like both academic research and working in the industry, if you were to make a choice whether to do a Ph.D. or not, how would
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A.I. researchers are making more than $1M, even at a nonprofit(nytimes.com)
173 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|168 comments
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
What does hugging face do? Do they implement models from papers and make them available for free?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Really cool idea. Even after being a coder for 4 years, I still don't know internet stack and I'm greatly confused as to what backend/frontend to use whenever building a new product. Looking forward to using it as I have tons
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Ask HN: How hard is it to hire international remote workers?
11 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|8 comments
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
How does anyone get such a huge bonus?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
If you block remote image loading (to thwart trackers) and be careful about phishing links, I don't see a need for plain text-only email.
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
I don't get it. What's the need for an open source slack alternative?
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How to design a better soda tax(gsb.stanford.edu)
1 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|0 comments
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List of Unsolved Problems in Physics(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|0 comments
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
You mentioned that it's free for individuals. I have a few of questions. 1. I'm generally flexible about dates. The way I generally book a trip is to look at a date range and choose the cheapest option in several websites - Google
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Do they continually look for opened DMV slots?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
Why can't we use a Gmail extension to do something similar?
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by alphagrep12345 7y ago
What exactly is his job? Is he a designer who says - this is how our product should look like? Or does he actually engineer the product deciding which component should be smaller, etc?
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Drive.ai, a self-driving car startup once worth $200M, is closing(sfchronicle.com)
4 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|0 comments
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Scaling a State-of-the-Art Deep Learning Model in Production(medium.com)
3 points by alphagrep12345 7y ago|0 comments

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