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by forgotmyhnacc 6y ago
How does this compare to Apache beam?
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by forgotmyhnacc 6y ago
How does this argument apply to Google? When you search something e.g. is climate change real, Google ranks the results algorithmically. If Google doesn't do fact checking, are they liable for false statements?
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by forgotmyhnacc 6y ago
Does anyone know if there are videos of the robots in action? The GIFs are choppy and don't show enough
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by forgotmyhnacc 6y ago
Does it matter? OpenAI is run as a research lab, not a startup. If they run out of money, the investors will eat the loss.
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by forgotmyhnacc 6y ago
How's that related to the article at all?
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I've been hearing about modern JavaScript development revolutionizing "everything" for the past 8 years. So, can someone name me any significant impact it made on figuring out what to do about the recent epidemic? If not, I t
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
No, most VPS start charging extra if you exceed their limits.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I think signaling that you've donated money towards something is the best way to get others to donate, virtue be damned.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I don't think anyone in this thread is criticizing pg or his generous donation. More just that the tweet seems very exaggerated and self serving.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I don't think patio11 is a Japan expert.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Why does it matter?
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Was referring to the US as the parent commenter was focused on that.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
It's absolutely astounding that Disney Land and world are still open.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
PayPal is really bad with security. A friend of mine reported a CSRF attack that an attacker could withdraw all the money out of a vemmo account (was acquired by PayPal) if the victim visited the attackers website. It took them several week
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I appreciate everyone's replies to my question. I don't understand why it deserves downvotes.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I'm confused why ISPs would do this for free. Why doesn't Apple just colo like other CDNs do?
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Why is TPU support important to openAI? They run their code on Microsoft servers. Only a tiny percentage of people use colab for deep learning. Also, if you search PyTorch tpu you can find details of preliminary support from Google. PyTor
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I wonder what's going to happen to tensorflow Swift now, seemed like Chris was the main champion there.
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Wirecutter CEO Sells Top Reviews for Kickbacks (2014)(xdesk.com)
80 points by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago|27 comments
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Many people from the PARC days are passing away :( end of an era.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Most people in this thread are posting a link and a title of the talk. I think it would be useful to hear why you thought the talk was the best.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
OP meant people employed by local city and state governments, that the tech company resides in probably.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Title is misleading, they're not bringing the speech engine to everyone, you still have to pay for Google cloud API requests. They're merely open sourcing the Android app that calls out to the API. See the GitHub link in the artic
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I'm confused about this article. I've read it, and it's skeptical of libra (which is fine) but makes handwavy and non concrete arguments about it's soundness. Can anyone tell me why it's so popular, besides just bas
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
If Facebook offers a public API, people will complain that Facebook hasn't learned their lesson from Cambridge analytica. If they don't, then they're accused of having a walled garden. Damned if you do, damned if you don&#x27
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Just a nit, in my personal experience, 8/10 CS papers are available for free. The other 2/10 are CS papers published in IEEE or other closed journals.
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
I have the iPad Air 2, released in 2014 and looks identical to the new iPad released today. It has the latest OS updates and it's never had any performance issues. Why would someone upgrade from this 5 year old device?
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
> Their datacenter for Chinese customers are in china. Why is it okay for an American company to allow foreign, human right violator governments to spy on their citizens?
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
Many HNers have a weird belief that Apple is somehow a privacy focused company, despite it actually being no more private than Facebook or Google. The main concern people have (voice assistants beside) is data gathering for ads, which Apple
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by forgotmyhnacc 7y ago
This is a legitimate question and I'm not sure why you were downvoted. I don't have any sources, I only have first hand accounts of owners and people who have switched to tech companies. However, you can compare the average wage o

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