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Dunno, he seems pretty legit in the documentary about Serena and them having their kid. I don't get a "do as I say not as I do" vibe from watching that, but who knows.
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Musk had an overweight phase. I think he likes nice wine.
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Epic vid, great audible sounds of space ;s
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Haha so true. When trying to communicate this historical cycle to people I have been referring to this deck lately: https://www.darpa.mil/attachments/AIFull.pdf Can't wait till marketing folks run with "3rd w
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I use PyKnow which is based on CLIPS!! Is the resurgence of expert systems finally a thing after statistics-all-the-things fatigue?!
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One of my cats was born with a diaphragmatic hernia and we didn't know until she was like five years old. Organs were all over the place but things were fine. Stomach was in the upper chest, and the lungs had grown into the lower abdom
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Sweet project! There's also https://curio.io which I stumbled across reading Aeon, and it's got high quality but pretty low volume of content so far (I'm sure they're working on that).
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Haha, oh well I'd still try one with more filling, it is my favourite part anyway. Canada Post is pulling some culinary activism I can get behind. Thanks for looking past the rockies Ottawa!
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Down in Canada (Quebec).
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Lighthouse keepers on solitude and the power of the sea
(aeon.co)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betamax
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We should fund medieval literature well too. Some of the best CTOs are humanities people for whom engineering just isn't fully satisfying at intellectual life scale. Applying symbolic logic, hermeneutics, retroduction, and criticism ar
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Could it be https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_George ?
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Also curious about techniques for re-translating enhancement proposals back into business terms and updating high-level requirements based on capabilities discovered in the research/prototyping for the designs, if anyone can spare some
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Ask HN: Enhancement Proposals for Engineering Teams?
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Similar profile, would not considering working for them. My first and only interview with FB a few years ago I nailed the initial hoop jumping about IPC and other *nix things but overall just got a really bad taste in my mouth. Also went fo
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Ask HN: Distance undergrad or “reputable MOOC” for Haskell/Idris/etc?
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We need to bring back abductive/retroductive inference (to the best explanation) as if it were its own mode of reasoning to complement deduction and induction. This is how scientific discoveries are often made IMHO but often chalked up
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I am currently using PyKnow ( https://github.com/buguroo/pyknow/ ) as a rules engine for dialog management (to drive topic stack frame selection). It's just a prototype so far and I have barely scratched the su
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Actually left due to anti-engineering culture (no tech leaders), succumbed to the distortions of Conway's law due to imbalance between professional services and core/platform. That said, the nature of the lack of leadership was ar
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Can confirm, worked at an AI hype company for over a year and built all their systems outside the NN internals. There is going to be a correction.
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Ditto. Also when someone is barely getting by, assuming they are not dealing with addiction or violence and generally just subsisting, you can bet they know exactly what to do with that last $20. E.g. groceries with the highest calories per
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Awesome! Sorry out of the loop since only use them when visiting the states. Vancouver is so backwards :(
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As a customer experience I prefer Lyft because they let me give tips. I doin't think Uber drivers make a living wage, so I like trying to figure out what can be added to offset the low base/fees so the drivers can do okay.
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Can only do this if able to build up a state of flow around it. Start small, as small as possible. Not everything good has to be big. All the comments like "dump everything and dive in head first for X months" sound like some weir
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She's amazing. So humble and accessible.
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I agree. Especially if there are other teammates who defend the bad codebase because of their association to it. Nobody should claim washing dishes is inherently wasteful or pointless. Legacy code on the other hand, comes with a lot of soci
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I wasn't, thanks will get that patched up!
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Quite informative, thanks.
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There goes my afternoon :)
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