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Ask HN: Anyone willing to transfer/sell a full ECCV conference registration?
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artemisyna
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8y ago
It sucks that we're in such a bad place right now, but I'd probably bet money that there are going to be some big geoengineering startups in the next couple of years.
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Ah yeah, misread that there. Express p(k) in base k. Those are your coefficients. Pretty cute. :)
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If we know what k is, we've got an upper bound on the value of the roots. Since we can express p(k) as (k-x_1)(k-x_2)...(k-x_n) (with x_i as roots), we know that each (k-x_i) must be an integer factor of p(k). Based on these facts, I&#
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Even with all the negative articles about them on HN? ;) On a more serious note, I don't have any opposition to the open office layout in themselves... But they do have a feeling of "cows in a cowpin" that rivals the fields o
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To be honest, I've always been "good" at math (cue memories of learning how to cont to 100 as a 3 year old, being forced to memorize multiplication tables at age 6) so I never "got good". That said, years of math co
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Well, this falls nicely into the "bucket of common experiences lots of people can talk about". :P Turning 25 in two-ish weeks. Currently just past my 3rd year at a FAANG after failing to figure out a "path more interesting th
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This has to be part of Apple's AR play. I'm pretty amazed they didn't do this sooner, honestly.
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Array slices make array/string-parsing coding interviews so much nicer. @.@
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8y ago
Haskell has way too much syntactic sugar some of the time, but I really appreciate its anonymous function syntax. If I need a quick-and-dirty map over a list of something, a (\x -> x + 1) a is much nicer than a std::for_each(a
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Alas - the 200 years or so by which humans had visual 'proof' that something did or did not happen is rapidly about to end. :)
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Repost. Also, more dead horse beating?
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9y ago
The NYT's report update was becaese Alex Stamos tweeted pointing out how they were wrong. https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status/975926737111367680 https://twitter.com/alexstamos/status&#x
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9y ago
Given how the guy took data then refused to cooperate when asked, I think his account being suspended makes sense... https://www.facebook.com/boz/posts/10104702799873151
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On one hand, missing stated production timelines is not great. On the other hand, people ought to be used to Elon Time by now. That'd be a problem if the other car manufacturers were closer to catching up with Tesla, but it doesn'
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On one hand, that is a nice one-sentence line. On the other hand given how likely no one knows what the phrase "Identity Cloud" means here (networked service for identifying people? database service for storing information about u
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If I had to guess, Zuck is still planning on selling 99% of his shares over his lifetime. As part of that, he wants CZI to be funded for the next 20 years. The part of his shares over 50% (which by definition, is less than 99% of his wealth
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A less sensationalist report: http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2017/08/study_lin... Link to original study: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Barbara_Yankey/publica
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1200 person study is a pretty big study. That said, the authors of the study themselves listed some pretty big caveats. http://www.oregonlive.com/health/index.ssf/2017/08/study_lin...
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If you don't mine me asking, are you actually a lawyer or are you just speculating?
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I find the thesis of this article interesting especially in contrast to some of the criticism Zuckerburg brings up in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13212976 Even if Amazon continues to put its eggs in the voice-as-pr
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// For me it was not about the money, but a show of how much a company appreciate me and how they think of me. // Never think this. Never assume this. Talking to a company about salary is a business transaction. It'
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I just saw a link to the site on my feed and it was working fine for me -- anyone else seeing it blocked?
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And I bet we'll be seeing our first Spectacles-based-sex-tape scandal within a year, once someone figures out how to short-circuit the indicator light. ;)
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I would think yes. If they didn't, why would an advertiser spend money with them, knowing full well that part of it was being thrown away on fakes?
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10y ago
Under the previous stock arrangement, he wouldn't have been able to both donate his stock and keep control of the company. I can see how the headline could be interpreted as Zuck being detrimental, but I don't think that was the i
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Zuck still is running the company. This change means that he can keep doing that while also donating 99% of his stock to charity.
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11y ago
I think that depends a lot on your perspective and background. For example, consider someone who grew up 'macho'. By that, I mean an environment where not looking weak is more important than being efficient, the word of the boss i
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11y ago
Bao zi = buns, like pork buns. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baozi Basically, he's got a nickname that resembles "little piggy". (By intent, not literal translation.)