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blacksoil
5y ago
I was using this a lot. Pretty good and no-nonsense :)
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Robotic Camera Backpack for Cockroach
(washington.edu)
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> However, it [Typescript] does not actually ensure that the data you are manipulating corresponds to the type that you have declared to represent it. For example, the data might contain additional fields or even incorrect values for dec
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6y ago
I'm really curious how performant Rosetta translated x86 applications would be, especially considering Transmeta's non-succesful attempt of doing something similar. It sounds like the key difference is that Rosetta would do it ahe
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Rosetta 2 is Apple’s key to making the ARM transition less painful
(theverge.com)
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6y ago
I'm very not comfortable with camera-only and no-sensor approaches in self-driving cars. While they can train a neural network with millions or even billions of sample images from real-life tests, I do think they're still bound to
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6y ago
Not exactly a lie, but I guess a drawback: while having a source code is nice in a way people could know that the program is safe, in the same way open source is also more prone to getting hacked. The reason is because potential hackers cou
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Interactive Programming in C (2014)
(nullprogram.com)
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Read_once and Write_once in Linux Kernel
(github.com)
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6y ago
There's also a white paper describing what they plan to do with it in more details: https://pages.ubuntu.com/rs/066-EOV-335/images/Cloud_Gaming_...
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Anbox Cloud: Scalable Android in the Cloud
(anbox-cloud.io)
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6y ago
Researching LKML contributors is a really good idea. Thanks! Yeah Linux kernel positions seem to require extensive experience. Do you have any suggestion on what would be a good way to bootstrap such experience? Would making contribution to
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Ask HN: Moving into System Engineering
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6y ago
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Ask HN: Moving into System Engineering
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7y ago
I had been using Pencil on Linux. But lately I have been using Figma on Windows. I like the interactivity aspect of Figma where I could build an interactive demo real quickly to showcase an idea
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Facebook Container for Mozilla Firefox - Limit Facebook from Tracking You
(addons.mozilla.org)
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7y ago
I think you should definitely reach out to those startups to see if they'd be interested to buy it. Maybe you could package it more as a software consultancy service where you'd customize the code to fit their needs. Since lots of
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IRS Followed Bitcoin Trans, Takedown of the Largest Child Exploitation Site
(forbes.com)
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7y ago
4 years ago I cold emailed and phoned you to ask for advice regarding PhD program. I followed your advice and ended up not pursuing a PhD. And yeah, I think you're totally right :) so yeah, thanks again for answering my cold-email and
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7y ago
I was thinking of getting a PhD 4 years ago. I applied and got accepted to CMU master's program in robotic vision. I planned to go through the program and worked my way to get into a good PhD program because I didn't have enough c
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We can’t trust AI systems built on deep learning alone
(technologyreview.com)
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7y ago
Would the author be in trouble by posting this? I really hope he would not.. I'm just afraid there's some sort of clause upon registration against this sort of hacks..
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7y ago
While it's true that training a new DL model requires lots of computation power, I personally feel that such activity mentioned in the article is more of "application" of ML instead of "research". I personally think
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7y ago
Good example. I think this should be handled by whatever data store is being used, though. In case of SQL, transaction.
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7y ago
The problem on the article is because the author seems to be using ORM as a complete replacement of SQL query. When it's used like that, for sure it's gonna be a hindrance. How I use ORM is to help automating some of the things, w
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Although there are lots of cases where React is overused, for example in mostly-static pages that don't really benefit from automated state bindings, there are situations when React is nice. I just recently came back to Android develop
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How NVIDIA Started (2013)
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Advice from Steve Jobs
(youtube.com)
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7y ago
This is really cool! Kudos! I know CS is a great way to help improve underprivileged kids' economic status. As long as the person has certain kind of "wiring", is willing to work hard, and not giving up easily, it can bring a
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7y ago
Considering the launch of Mac's App Store, the move to using LLVM IR-based distribution, and this, it sounds reasonable that they're trying to build an ARM-based MacBook! And considering the present state that OSX performs much be
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