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avip
7y ago
There are multiple companies doing that. BioCatch as a random example. But it does not, for very inherent reasons, work in browser environments. I did not test this classifier, but it'll fail once you switch from chrome to FF.
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avip
7y ago
I believe many readers skip the OP and dive straight into comments which are usually/occasionally more thoughtful.
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avip
7y ago
Let this stand as a reminder that paying that extra 17$ for a more legit looking TLD may just be the right thing to do.
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avip
7y ago
I assume you meant that metaphorically, but for the record - there aren't any 3000 yo Synagogues. 3000 is about the age of the oldest Hebrew-like writing found.
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Tell HN: AWS QuickSight Is Down
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7y ago
Yes, that seems to be pretty much industry standard for remote full time employee .
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avip
8y ago
So make it REMOTE (US) or be flooded with irrelevant applications.
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avip
8y ago
I really wanted to apply, but the process was very annoying. It seems redundant to re-type all the information so clearly mentioned in my cv into various forms.
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8y ago
Remote: only relocate: no Technologies: mostly web backend python/node/C#/C++, vue on front, hobbyists grade electronics with arduino/rpi. aws, gcp, firebase deployments, docker, redis, serverless deployments, terraform,
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8y ago
It's almost as if publishing the thing was more important for the authors than the scientific value of the content.
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8y ago
I was under the impression companies engaged in medical image diagnostics train their algos on verified clinical data (i.e for radiology the training set would have Biopsy results). Is crowd labeling valuable for medical diagnosis?
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avip
8y ago
Could you make some comparison with ReWalk ?
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avip
8y ago
Outwardly, strive to be a professional. Inwardly, strive to not give a damn about what others like or dislike.
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8y ago
It's trivial to get 1kr/s with the simplest of wsgi flask behind nginx without touching anything. But these "comparisons" are meaningless without asking what "serving the request" is about.
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avip
8y ago
This is completely backwards. I get free, undisturbed, superb quality communication with all my friends and family via WhatsApp. I used to pay a fortune for that and now it's FREE. So OP suggests I should be paid for the suffering of u
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8y ago
As popularized in "webdude vs. sales guy"
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avip
8y ago
Too late. GitHub is scraped very frequently (as in seconds) for sensitive stuff. It’s out and github cannot do anything about it
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8y ago
osx has a perfectly useable markup tool, the one that pops-up when you print-screen. Weirdly enough, I don't know how to launch that with a blank canvas.
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avip
8y ago
>geometrically, all linear maps can be thought of as rotations and scalings. and reflections.
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avip
8y ago
Or pretty much any other Linear Algebra book.
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avip
8y ago
Addressing this case, for an Israeli company, infringing a US patent implies death. First, there's no "Israel market", US is the market. Second, there goes any chance of future funding. Last, a company s.a otonomo has one way
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avip
8y ago
It "looks" like they verbatim copy-pasted the documentation (and the api).
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avip
8y ago
“Looking at” R, Matlab and sage alone is easily year worth of work.
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avip
8y ago
Well, not with that attitude.
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avip
8y ago
Whatever you do, if the target is reducing CO2 emission, you'll have to account for the CO2 investment. All I am saying is it may be more cost-effective to leave the desert alone and put our Trillion trees where conditions are alread
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avip
8y ago
Size aside, we need to plant some 15 Billion trees a year just to break-even on trees.
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avip
8y ago
You'll have to account for driving water to the desert. Desert soil is fine (for desert-aware trees), but trees like water, and large trees like lots of water. In my country, Australia-native Eucalyptus is doing well. http://
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avip
8y ago
Which Carbon though. Trading CO2 for CH4, for example, would not serve us well.
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8y ago
My car was EOL 2011. The e-windows 4-switch costs 300$ for original and there’s no replacement. I’ll be extremely happy to beta test this market...
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avip
8y ago
That’s brilliant!
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