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dennisy
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If the browser can support rich theming, I guess it can load any images inline if the user wishes.
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My question was more around HOW to learn more effectively over just building features.
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Ask HN: How to (truly) learn whilst working on code?
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I agree completely, but a benchmark is needed, as a business owner with (currently) small reserves and no revenue you always want to pay low. You need a frame of reference.
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6y ago
Thanks for the reply. This makes sense, however it does mean you will end up hiring mostly from low wage regions. Which may not be a bad thing for the company, however it will be for people in higher wage regions.
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Ask HN: Should remote worker salaries be based on location?
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AirGrid | ML, Engineer | London, REMOTE | https://airgrid.io We are seeking a ML Engineer to join our small team, looking to make the world of audience modelling and segmentation more private! We have recently launched an open s
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6y ago
How is this at the top spot?
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Great mantra, very Stoic!
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AirGrid | London | Various | Remote | https://airgrid.io We are a small team building a privacy preserving ML platform for the web. Lots of autonomy and use of cutting edge tech, on a greenfield project. Currently looking for: -
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I think you could get good results if you just penalise sites for the number of third party JS. Which shows by proxy a more established site/corp. You could add a bunch of heuristics such as size, number of links etc. Maybe even train
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Hi! When I say toolbar, I mean in the native toolbar (runs outside the browser) - we decided with this approach due to the fact you may not always be in a browser (coding for example).
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Thanks for this!
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Me and my friend have just started something we are calling PomPals, which is pomodoro timer which basically syncs with your friends, so you can hang out during your breaks together. It is an electron (toolbar) app, which uses WebRTC, so sh
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I feel I also do have a fear of time being short (death), and most likely they are linked. I always feel I will not have enough time to do / learn all the things I want.
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I really like this idea, do you use anything specific for the ideas journal?
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6y ago
Thanks for this, I have never viewed things in this manner. Do you have any suggestions, or maybe reading to tackle such a cause?
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Ask HN: How to stop anxiety from too many choices?
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AirGrid | https://airgrid.io | London | UK | Contract or Full Time | ONSITE or REMOTE | careers@airgrid.io Looking for a JS & Python developer who is keen to get involved across the whole platform (data processing, JS SDK, M
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7y ago
I am using this lib too in one of our projects, I would be keen to do this. How best do you think to structure this, move it into its own new org? I also assume it would be good to try and get hold of the creator first?
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The core of the product is a third party lib Newspaper3k. Not sure I would want to pay for the Flask wrapper.
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7y ago
Thanks! Could you provide a few examples from your system?
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7y ago
Could you elaborate a little on this please, maybe with an example?
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Ask HN: How to become good at naming things in code?
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AirGrid ( https://airgrid.io/ ) | Multiple Positions | London, UK | REMOTE & ONSITE | Full-time & Contract We are hiring good people with skills in JS, NodeJS, Python or ML. AirGrid is a privacy preserving ML platform
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Aspires to help the influx of bioRxiv / medRxiv papers on Covid-19
(github.com)
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Its different information that you can capture in SGT, how all the pairs in your sequence interact, MinHash I believe would help compute the similarity between two sequences based on their union and intersection.
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This "feature" also invalidates the use case for WebCrypto API, since a user's keys would be stored in IndexDB, which now means keys cannot be safely persisted.
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Sorry for what is probably a silly question, but are you saying someone can be infected through an open window?
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SGT: A Feature Extraction Function for Sequence Data Mining
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