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by carom 4y ago
No but you don't need a Stanford degree to do it. They hire out of local areas. My girlfriend is attending ASU virtually right now and I've been really impressed with their program. When she said she was learning Matlab in a fairl
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by carom 4y ago
Just disable that menu. I have the setting in Windows 11 Workstation. I assume it is in the free version as well. There are no ads in the start menu, all that junk is contained.
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by carom 4y ago
Pretty sure it is just CUDA + Lithography.
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by carom 4y ago
Likely because complaining about paywalls, or about getting downvoted, is fairly uninteresting and does not add to the discussion. Here [1] is an archive link. I suggest you search there in the future. 1. http://web.archive.org&#
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by carom 4y ago
Do you not have a monopoly on your work?
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by carom 4y ago
Need this for Go. Been considering writing a static checker for ages.
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by carom 4y ago
I am really interested in HRV/ERV systems as well. Managing CO2 levels in the house has greatly improved my quality of life. Main issue is bringing in cold air in the winter when trying to control levels.
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by carom 4y ago
In the form of a question. The first line would be better. >A Croatian national has been arrested for allegedly operating NetWire
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by carom 4y ago
It is funny because today I got an email that my work account was given a YouTube handle and it had my full name in the profile there. Same company practices 10 years on.
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by carom 4y ago
The computer vision capabilities of deep learning are pretty amazing. I'm surprised they aren't being utilized more.
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by carom 4y ago
Specific issues with SVB, not systemic. [1] 1. https://techcrunch.com/2023/03/09/silicon-valley-bank-firms-...
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by carom 4y ago
Clickbait title.
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by carom 4y ago
Yes. It is your property, build it out as dense as you wish. There is not the demand in rural Montana to build out a 160 acre ranch with apartments. Just remove density restrictions and let people build to meet demand.
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by carom 4y ago
Housing isn't very expensive to build. $350/sqft is on the high side for a house. The zoning is what prevents it from being abundant.
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by carom 4y ago
>So how was that possible? Turns out people didn't want to work less, they wanted more stuff. (Bigger houses, more houses, better food, health care, ...) Make smaller houses and density legal by removing zoning laws and we will see
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by carom 4y ago
Santa Monica was about 5k units by itself. That is a 10% increase in the city's housing stock. There is so much pent up demand and the government and NIMBYs do everything to prevent new development. There was a four year period in Sant
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by carom 4y ago
It beats living in a tent below an underpass.
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by carom 4y ago
Additionally, families can be very stable tenants but that is a negative if your city has rent control. It is better to have turn over to stay at market rates. I have the opportunity to build soon and it will all be 1 bedrooms. If rent cont
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by carom 4y ago
I just fell into this hole. Started a rebuild and the only thing moving to the new computer is my 3090.
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by carom 4y ago
I used to say something similar to this but then I worked at Google. It turns out I care a lot more about working on interesting problems than I do about fat checks.
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by carom 4y ago
>private power is pricing everyone out of homes Last time I checked it was the government preventing me from building more dense housing as well as requiring parking minimums.
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by carom 4y ago
The PPP[1] networking opportunities are pretty big if you're interested in security. Similar network at RPI. 1. https://pwning.net/
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by carom 4y ago
Masculinity is not an antiquated idea. It is an identity for a huge amount of the population and it is quite nice when you embrace it.
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by carom 4y ago
This is dead on. When I worked there I summed the culture up as code bureaucracy. Truly awful place to work for someone who likes to build. It taught me what I don't want in a company I work for or run. Side note, I really enjoyed the
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by carom 4y ago
To be fair Stripe support is pretty helpful. I chatted with them tonight to clear up trouble I was having with the API.
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by carom 4y ago
It feels more like a short seller play.
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by carom 4y ago
I need to write something like this. Basically open source data for non-commercial uses. Have the non-commercial aspect extend to models trained on the data. The idea being to enable academics and hobbyist but collect from people making mon
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by carom 4y ago
Which is funny because those results get us human insight into our topics. Most top results now are completely non-sensical SEO generated word dumps. Google's search engine rating programs have failed beyond belief.
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by carom 4y ago
I'm 33, yes I am. Grew up on computers but only started programming in uni. Learning pytorch, programming every day, working at a security startup doing low level linux dev. I worked at a FAANG and found it absolutely soul sucking. I h
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by carom 4y ago
Go web app. MySQL or Postgres. Vanilla HTML/JS/CSS. Could deploy to a VPS or AppEngine. Can run it locally.

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