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by arjvik 4y ago
INTERNSHIP! Location: Bay Area, Texas, anywhere in the United States, or anywhere globally Remote: Yes, but happy with in-person too Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Machine Learning, DevOps, and MLOps. Strong backgr
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A) I've seen this before but I've never thought of the "index as a bit-sequence describing when in the tree a left vs. right path was taken" before! This is a very nice intuitive explanation that'll really help in d
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Can you elaborate on how this works? This is the first I'm hearing of it.
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How accurate is PirateWeather? I see it uses NOAA data. I've been relying on AccuWeather as of late, and it's been pretty reliable.
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What is geometric algebra? And how is it different from algebraic geometry?
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I don't think OP is saying that all hardware must have thorough documentation before it can legally be released. Instead, they're claiming Apple already has some documentation internally, and it costs them nothing to release it.
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Can we get chatgpt to grade itself based on the scoring guidelines?
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> as well as learn about and create your own devices similar to other existing, commercial technologies such as Samsung MST and Coin Yup
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Are you talking about 1Password? What makes you think that?
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Goto (LastPass parent company) suffers yet another security incident(goto.com)
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Ask HN: What's your favorite Mastodon Instance, and why?
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How did Yahoo Pipes compare to Zapier or IFTTT?
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How do you find the non-technical cofounders to do this?
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We genuinely don't. I treasure every minute with my dog.
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Refreshing every second and mentally averaging, I'm getting closer to 15-20 requests per second. But yes, only a badly designed static site should be crashing under that load (unless it's on a residential connection, perhaps it&#x
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I'm sure many people called it Roadkill University with that logo.
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Until apps start adding native code via the NDK, then you need one binary per arch
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Spoiler: OP defines the functions `<<<<<<<`, `=======`, and `>>>>>>>` to make this work. Still cool, but shows it has to be intentional, there's no chance that your code will randomly compile c
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How? Don't you have to unlock your number first somehow?
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Yup, you're right. I guess I was specifically referring to outlook.com, Microsoft's hosted email solution for consumers.
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How do you get invited?
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If there's no wrong answer between Gmail and Outlook, why must you choose one of them?
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Could you explain why the kernel needs two copies of ELF loading code? I thought dynamically linked binaries are still ELF, but have special code to load shared object files into the right places in memory.
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What's to say the stock market would skyrocket? Especially if this cure is accessible to everyone and published freely online, the only direct effect is pharma companies stocks crashing because of a loss of oncology drug revenue. Who&#
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What happens when MXGuardian goes down?
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I actually love the TeX syntax for math! What I do hate about LaTeX is the arcane document formatting options—i.e. drawing a figure in place requires an entire package to be imported!
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This is just like Zig's C compiler
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> A package is marked as a high impact package when they have more than 1 million weekly downloads or have more than 500 dependents.
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As someone who has not read the HTTP/1.1 spec, what are some pitfalls that could actually become security issues?
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So a GUI for Nix?

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