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Competitive salary and remote work.
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Imagine punching clock every 10 minutes including a small report about what you did in those 10 minutes.
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I worked as a VP in a company that tracked everyone in 10-minute intervals. Just having this tracking led to some managers inhumanely squeezing devs and almost all devs ended up burned out after a few years. They went to great lengths to re
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ChatGPT is just a preview, GPT-4 is going to demolish whole industries (based on playing with the beta). Funny times ahead.
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Jürgen did it all before in the 80s, however it was never translated to English so Geoffrey could happily reinvent it.
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It looks exactly like those under $20 VR kits for phones. My guess is that the added value is in the app if it can overlay VR on top of the realtime video from iPhone cameras.
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Supplement vitamins B1, B2 and B3. You might have hit a common deficiency presenting itself after 35+. Your neurons/glial cells need a support.
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The same holds for Germany. Beside the "no pain no gain" attitude, the pursuit of "perfection" leads to weird outcomes. For example, the music band Kraftwerk dissolved because half of the members wanted to make sounds th
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In microeconomics, one of the consequences of the long-run equilibrium is that no company in the industry has any profit. Sure, it's just a theory that doesn't capture everything but it's often referenced for such cases.
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They are designing a new chip for their cloud...
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They might be using cheaper caching in India and dedicate the more expensive ones to areas of the world they get profit from.
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With women it's the opposite - smaller are usually more attractive. Maybe nature's way to balance average height, pairing up tall men with smaller women?
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Romania is not in the Eurozone. They don't use Euro.
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Some people still use stats from 2008. Since then EU is flat, both USA and China growing like crazy. India might catch up with EU in the next 20 years as well.
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Transformer adapters/fine-tuning would be a good fit, especially while traveling with a power source next to you.
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It's not about throttling, it's about mobile 3080Ti vs M1 GPU performance. M1 hits at around GTX1650 for Deep Learning workloads in GPU benchmarks.
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Yes, Nvidia still obliterates M1/M2 in Deep Learning. M1 is close to GTX1650 in real-world DL workloads though in theory based on TFlops it should be around GTX1070.
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Zephyrus G15 is a much better value for local ML training/inference. Moreover, mobile 4080 is just around the corner with the desktop 3090 performance, so they likely need to clear out old stock. Razer is also not known for long lifeti
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> Apple will happily do ML for hours on end ON BATTERY At 1/10th of the speed...
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"Since Fc-mediated effector function could be critical for viral clearance, an increase in IgG4 subclasses might result in longer viral persistence in case of infection."
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Just wait until they add Android UI as well!
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It was revealed that during Cold War there was a plan to nuke all cities over 100k inhabitants anywhere in the world so that no civilization can restart anywhere. For example, some nukes on Ukraine were pointed to China, a somewhat ally of
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I would be surprised if NZ didn't have any nukes pointed at it due to being the favorite spot of the western elite for survival arrangements. For Australia only a few coastal cities need to be taken out as well. I think some parts of A
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It's just a prediction on the very negative end of the spectrum. It's done in military gaming all the time ("what's the worst that could happen?") but typically nobody treats it too seriously exactly for the reason
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Russia will have unexpected gains in Ukraine and US will decide to directly intervene using armies from Poland, Baltic states, Romania, Slovakia, Czechia, starting the WW3, escalating beyond all prior limits rapidly. EU will get completely
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Reformer NLP model uses LSH to reduce the size of the transformer/attention layer while keeping the same accuracy, being able to model much longer context lengths in NLP or do image/video generation: https://ai.googlebl
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Don't Stanford TAs get $100/h for running classes though? Are the wages you mentioned total or just base with a large variable portion?
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Can't you easily convert point clouds to polygons? If you know the sampling frequency, it's trivial to identify holes/edges/faces and just convert it to a rough polygonal model. Then you can run edge collapses with a des
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Bears defend their territories and when there are too many of them, some get pushed out of forests and try to survive in human settlements, typically by picking trash and that sometimes leads to attacking people with grim consequences. The
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The point was that we see a huge increase in Carpathians but almost none in Alps, so on average there is an EU-wide increase, which leads to dangerous (to humans) numbers in one part of EU and near-extinct levels in other parts.
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