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Differential Privacy is an awesome field of study and is something being used at huge scale all over industry (Apple folks are BIG on this. I think it’s an awesome technique, but seems there is some misunderstanding about the usefulness of
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I thought it said the size of a child's hand.
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I hosted a paper reading talk on this paper a few weeks ago. I think there are some genuinely interesting ideas here.
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Yeah this link isn’t that useful without a comparison.
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You could probably reframe your post in positive light given that you are suggesting a pretty straightforward solution that you seem to use to help make this problem go away~
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Summly was an amazing thing
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Reflect.app is better IMO, but paid
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I think this was an important distinction to make~
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They explicitly choose not to sell to the developer. They want big fish customers. This is why I can’t find pricing on their homepage.
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I think the first Q in the FAQ warms my heart: > Q: Why? > A: Because I could. And it was fun!
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What service is this?
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Can you link to the code. This seems bizarre to me that someone would write it this way.
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I know what you mean, but I’m pretty confident OP is talking about the wild strip mall variant that plagues the American countryside.
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I had this sleep schedule for a few months in college. It was awesome and horrible.
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Wouldn’t a strobe lidar be perfect for this? Or would you just want CV segmentation?
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Dan is amazing. His channel used to be called the The Coding Rainbow, but apparently he was forced to change it. That name gave you a much better sense of what you were getting into.
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It truly is one of the best mobile-optimized product explanation pages I’ve ever visited. Good callout.
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Not sure if this is my own personal bias, but I could have sworn this issue was effecting traffic for longer. My company wasn’t effected, so I wasn’t paying close attention to it. I was surprised to read it was only ~90 min that services we
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This comment made me laugh because it’s so delightfully insightful. You are absolutely right and I’ve never thought to pose the question.
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I’ve never shared this story publicly, but this comment made my hope that others can glean some insight from it, however small it may be. One of my best friends committed suicide whilst I was in college. My friends and I figured it out from
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You can after 500 karma
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I have been waiting for some regulatory movement in this space. I am not really familiar enough with government agencies to know how a document like this filters into Congress for actual regulations to start getting drafted and debated, but
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I find this writing style really hard to follow.
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Advanced Persistent Threats (Wikipedia)
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Even if this behavior is similar to how Java exceptions work, I love the way go packages are written. Explicit error handling can be tedious, but I’m never confused about what some code will do. Compared to Java where an exception may bubbl
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t this something people could do on their own at home if the hardware had a decent setup UX / tuning instructions? This doesn’t necessarily seem like something that couldn’t be done pretty automatically
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Love that Armstrong did this at Coinbase. I want to work at work, not worry about the political opinions of my coworkers.
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“All Rivian has to do is build a ton of them, handle service and repairs, and not run out of money.” I honestly wish them the best of luck. Those are a bunch of hard things to get right and definitely the things established brands have in t
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Check out https://neeva.com/ Paid search engine that I switched to last month. Best feature is no ads. You can hook up your private data silos (Notion, Slack, Google, Dropbox etc) and all results appear directly in regular
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