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by extesy 8y ago
Not for everybody, apparently. They didn't respond when I asked for feedback after my interview.
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9 rivals are working together to stop Amazon from landing a $10b cloud contract(businessinsider.com)
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Tesla in autopilot mode crashes into parked Laguna Beach police cruiser(latimes.com)
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by extesy 8y ago
Isn't this similar to a prisoner's dilemma but on a large scale? If the society is optimizing for a global maximum then the few individuals would be better off by being selfish and optimizing for a local maximum.
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by extesy 8y ago
Can you share your company name?
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by extesy 9y ago
Not anymore, they have changed their pricing model recently.
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by extesy 9y ago
Futures are sold on CME/CBOE, not on bitcoin exchanges.
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by extesy 9y ago
Are you sure you didn't buy enterprise offering that actually sells annual job slots that you can use for unlimited job postings? Your description sounds like it and that's what big companies usually do. I think you were actually
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by extesy 9y ago
You might have bought a wrong product then. You should use PPC job posting that only charges you for clicks and doesn't have any trials or annual subscriptions: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer&#x
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by extesy 9y ago
You should try Eternal which is exactly what you are looking for - MTG mechanic with HS visuals. Optional ref link for some mutual bonuses: https://www.direwolfdigital.com/eternal/register/?ref=8435f1...
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by extesy 9y ago
The side effect of this training process is discarding underperforming models. With sufficiently advanced model complexity which is optimized to simulate human behavior and assuming it's able to pass Turing test, wouldn't that mea
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Nvidia Announces Drive PX Pegasus AI Computer and Drive IX SDK(blogs.nvidia.com)
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FDA approval brings first gene therapy to the United States(fda.gov)
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An inside look at Ford’s $1B bet on Argo AI(theverge.com)
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by extesy 9y ago
Well played! Just don't forget that there are too many people on the internet (including HN) who don't understand sarcasm if it's not explicitly marked as such.
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by extesy 9y ago
It's not the same: date_trunc returns timestamp, to_char returns a string.
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Unreal Engine 4.16 Released(unrealengine.com)
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by extesy 9y ago
Not using DocumentDB API but you can kinda do joins using graph traversal Gremlin API.
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When you really, *really* want generics(reddit.com)
3 points by extesy 9y ago|1 comments
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by extesy 9y ago
I use Betterment. While I agree that for the upside market periods it won't be any better than a Vanguard ETF, but for volatile or downturn periods I was able to save quite a lot on their automated tax loss harvesting feature. Also aut
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Why functional programming matters(hackernoon.com)
1 points by extesy 9y ago|0 comments
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by extesy 10y ago
What you are saying is true, but in some categories Wirecutter also has different reviews for different price ranges, like "headphones $100-200", "headphones $300-500", etc.
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The most difficult bug I have ever fixed(github.com)
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by extesy 10y ago
No, you don't get to use 1% CPU. That would still work. The problem is that you get to use 100% of CPU but only 1% of the time.
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by extesy 10y ago
This topic is beautifully (as usual) covered on http://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/fermi-paradox.html
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by extesy 10y ago
Your article is from April, while the parent comment's articles are much more recent (October).
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by extesy 10y ago
I currently use https://github.com/backup/backup on my Digital Ocean instances, but https://github.com/bup/bup also looks nice.
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by extesy 10y ago
Yes, this is called AI effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_effect
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Self-driving Uber vehicles spotted on the streets of San Francisco(techcrunch.com)
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by extesy 10y ago
LinkedIn is not owned by Microsoft yet , so it can't base its decisions based on this fact.

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