dirtyaura

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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Sounds awesome! Any stories to share already?
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Although swatting is horrible practice, the sign of the bigger problem is that US police force is so trigger-happy that it is easy to trick them to kill innocent people. I can’t imagine this happening regularly in most of Europe.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Where do you plan to camp?
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Nvidia announces Titan V (Volta) GPU for $2999(theverge.com)
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Using state machines in the UI layer is good idea, but problem with trying to present everything with pure state machines is that the state space easily explodes when you have a lot of different potential events and interdependent systems a
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Oura Health | Helsinki, Finland | Python Backend Developer | ONSITE | Full Time | https://ouraring.com Oura develops the world's leading wellness ring, and just launched new small beautiful models for pre-order, see https:
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Oura launches new small smart rings(ouraring.com)
1 points by dirtyaura 9y ago|1 comments
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
If you are going to build a company, not a team of 2, the core skill of CTO is to ability to hire talented technical people to the correct positions. This is hard. Most people can't do this well. Most of the early stage teams are bette
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
It is more like a copy-text / UI design issue. The point is to move around regularly to improve your health.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I disagree, there is good (well-known) tools for business strategy thinking there. But I agree with you on point that one rarely just comes up with great Blue Ocean Ideas by rigorously applying thinking tools, but they can help one to shape
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
What is F1 and F2?
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I think there is more to AI and ML than deep learning in which TPUs and GPUs are obvious choice. But I bet that branching instructions (various variants of search) still play a big role when you go beyond classifiers to reinforcement learni
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Arguably high-value business problems that are currently being solved by AI and ML methods: 1) serving personalized ads, 2) efficient stock and commodity trading 3) fraud detection
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
This is really promising. I have tested many free screeners and they are really bad from UX perspective. Can I filter by Sector and other category variables? I'm only focusing on tech sector and would like to build filters for various
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Credible sources of accurate information about AI(fast.ai)
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I think there is a constant shift towards different kind of startups, as one field saturates and big players emerge. Currently the shift has been from "easy" towards "harder". in the early 2010s there was a shift from vi
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S3X Appeal(asymco.com)
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6 Ways Great Companies Use Board Decks to Their Advantage(usv.com)
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Number one thing: highlight the people in your team. Problem with working with Indian agencies is that the programmers are hidden behind the project managers. That is not effective way of working in iterative work.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
That is very true. And in general, contrary to what Wall Street at least used to think, I think Trump administration will cause damage in the long run for the US economy, especially if he is re-elected.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Yes, and as a European, this is very visible in my portfolio. S&P 500 ETF is the worst performing part of my savings portfolio, when nominated in euros. China, Nordics, rest of the Europe & emerging markets are all doing fine. Of co
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
The article is not click-baity. It uses analogy to make a point.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I understood that for a hobbyist, who doesn't hand-optimizate preprocessing, good single thread performance is better with numpy. From that front Intel is better.
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I'm on the same boat as you, building my first deep learning box as we speak. What I've understood is the following: if you want to build, or grow your build over time to multi-GPU deep learning machine, you are better off server-
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
I find it fascinating how inexpensive CPU processors really are. You pay approximately same amount of money for top-of-the-consumer-line processor as you pay for 32GB of RAM or 1TB SSD drive. Modern consumer GPUs are twice as expensive.
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A Tesla Crash but not just a Tesla crash(blog.caranddriver.com)
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Our Investment in MessageBird: A European Deep Tech Wunderkind(news.atomico.com)
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by dirtyaura 9y ago
Builds are run on servers, using Blaze: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9257000
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An Artist uses an iPhone to visualize sounds in AR(wired.com)
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Geoffrey Hinton: The Godfather of Deep Learning(youtube.com)
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