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by balsam 5y ago
Delft (where TU Delft is), Eindhoven (ASML, Phillips) Also the collegetowns like Utrecht, possibly Leiden and wherever Radboud is at. Why wouldnt your partner know about these?
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by balsam 5y ago
are you serious. I know that guy.
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by balsam 5y ago
Hah not really.. I had already read your canned reply by that time. But I guess it was a combo of my lack of imagination and you not wanting to be constrained/havent fleshed out the details etc. Now, thinking about it, I can imagine a
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by balsam 5y ago
Sadly, the amount of talent flowing in could still outstrip the money
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by balsam 5y ago
Curiously one can thus be grateful for, e.g., Sci-Hub (defiance of the western copyright regime), and the wellbeing of Snowden. I’m kidding? I guess you might say that Russians are kind of collective anarchists. Principled— I mean fairly no
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by balsam 5y ago
I am guessing some kind of vivado replacement is in the works? As it stands now your product seems to be fully offline+CLI - pretty please just tell me how you can get revenue from that?! That said, I am going to get a PYNQ-Z2 just to try t
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by balsam 5y ago
Is this going to be ad-supported in the future? Like, in an IDE? Assuming you guys are not a nonprofit. :) Just curious how money can be made from what seems like an FOSS CLI offline product.. maybe maintenance subscriptions somehow, then?
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by balsam 5y ago
How do you guys plan to make $$$? (Sorry in advance for helping me catch the elephant in the room!)
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by balsam 5y ago
Here seems to be links to that glass imaging breakthrough (quite a nuanced discussion) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26670492 https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.02266
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by balsam 5y ago
It’s funny that you mention pseudoscientific garbage here. Apparently, Cesar Hildalgo’s phd advisor was Barabasi, the ardent promoter of the “scale-free network” concept. Which, while hot last decade, has (to put it charitably) gone out of
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by balsam 5y ago
Yeah this guy moved on to Toulouse in France it seems. He obviously had/has options, but I cant blame him for feeling betrayed.
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by balsam 5y ago
The twitterer in question who was denied tenure was an associate professor at MIT according to his webpage: https://cesarhidalgo.com/
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by balsam 5y ago
wonder if you’d be willing to share what company that you joined was? I gather an academic would readily give away the name of the institution that looked after them, hopefully the same would be true for those who make it in industry?
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by balsam 5y ago
So.. you are saying the Ivies are heavily Jewish? (Going by the ratios) In any case, I think there should be just 2 categories: left/right or judeo-christian/non-judeo christian
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by balsam 5y ago
To spread this message, don’t upvote? Hmmm somehow that does not feel right. However. I like that Eli can be that heretic in a way a Tyler Cowen isn’t..
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by balsam 5y ago
Ah it seems that the repos mentioned in this threads are all related after all— The coq repo is covered by the paper but is a verified version of only the scheduler (a part of the parent python repo, i presume) Then the repo you linked to s
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by balsam 5y ago
I am all for “C your C” but I sometimes wish that The Man would once again forget the concept (like IBM, popularly)— Since Spolsky is not quite the Man but Varian is presumed to speak for Him it is probably well to credit Varian (and Yule).
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by balsam 5y ago
Everybody loves to credit Spolsky but you yourself know that it was in goog econsultant Hal Varian’s Information Rules (1999).. Way to doxx somebody tholol [?] https://www.gwern.net/Complement
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by balsam 5y ago
How about a synthesis of the two: “will to find something worth believing in”.
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by balsam 5y ago
Its unfortunate that ATL is such a generic name. The actual code to which you meant to link is here: https://github.com/ChezJrk/verified-scheduling OTOH, a Coq-like DSL written in python would be exciting!
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by balsam 5y ago
https://pharmaboardroom.com/interviews/alex-zhavoronkov-ceo-... Besides Aspuru-Guzik, this author seems to be the most wellknown in the field. My read is that they are in HK for the diverse CS talent (ie other russians
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by balsam 5y ago
Imagine if nicotine, which may or may not have beneficial effects on your mental & physical health, was hyped up as much as web3. why not simply discuss the studies of these effects instead of opinions thereof?
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by balsam 5y ago
Anybody knows if the issues with FreeBSD translate to OpenBSD? Not a user of either but seriously considering them for my next OS switch.
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by balsam 5y ago
Anybody has a good estimate of how much this kind of home fab can cost? I am trying to do this in my own apartment (its going very slowly heh) and I estimate it would be USD100000. USD10000 would be barely believable if I can get that broke
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by balsam 5y ago
Linus is a Swedish-Finn. Don’t know if that explains anything.
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by balsam 5y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y7YhCLUz-To The truth is a bit less dramatic than you made it. Wasnt the best scallops chef in the world, at most the best of 5 trainees at a certain restaurant. Makes me optimistic. Maybe ther
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by balsam 5y ago
Wait, Bernauer is your grandfather? He was killed in the war..
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by balsam 5y ago
To paraphrase the Lady Jessica, perhaps: All great problems of ML can never be solved; they can only be outgrown. EDIT: mentat learning>>machine learning??!!
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by balsam 5y ago
What do you think of the science subreddits? r/science for starters. I first came to HN from reddit because I thought the technical discussions here were superior but now, even deep “tech” (i.e computers) discussions may find a better
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by balsam 5y ago
Then you might be delighted to find out that the aristocrat Oscar Wilde took that one step further and even considered himself both hedonist and (libertarian-)socialist. Much odds!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sou

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