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gesman
10y ago
Here: http://www.fast.ai/2017/03/23/focus-on-coding/
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10y ago
First decent reply. Upvoted.
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gesman
10y ago
Interesting business idea: insurance in case you get totally screwed in a foreign country. Say for $50-$250 per trip you get full compensation for unscrewing yourself.
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10y ago
Otherwise it won't get pass through arxiv's nonsense moderation.
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10y ago
The problem with that is that the length of offset pointing to your data is going to be geometrically(or worse?) bigger than the size of your data. Thus - storing and maintaining the offset in PI becomes more expensive than storing data els
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gesman
10y ago
More interesting version: Google will let Levandowdki off the hook for testifying against Uber. Mission accomplished.
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10y ago
IKEA has talent to split simple things into 10x times more pieces than needed. As a result - basic, simple things comes with 10-20 pages manuals on how to put them together. Now they invent an easier way to put them together. COME UP WITH L
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gesman
10y ago
and/or diversify BTC with Monero
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10y ago
Downvoting worked for me
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10y ago
Google dominates this space and needs to boost their bottom line. Account suspensions, especially soon before the payouts are due [1] helps. Valid or invalid traffic is irrelevant and is not a cause, it's an excuse. That's why t
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10y ago
Now we know ~0.1% of the whole story.
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10y ago
With every single news outlet taking polical position lately - it became intolerable to read or find somewhat objective news source. I don't mind paying <$10 / mo for clean no BS objective and detailed coverage.
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10y ago
information === money Also, PIA should allow paid accounts to add their own custom nodes and manage them via their convenient interface. This would cause such a bummer for wanabe-trackers.
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10y ago
>>The order also includes a $1.5 million payment to the FTC >>and an additional civil penalty to New Jersey Read : FTC and New Jersey decided to made money off consumers too by charging Vizio a little tax. "Protected by
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gesman
10y ago
There is a whole industry of buying and selling social media "followers". So I guess this is a product of this.
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gesman
10y ago
Why is that surprising though?
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10y ago
This is too aggressive. I'd ignore request. If repeatedly pushed for an affirmative answer - I'd be frank and polite - stating that I am happy with your company however would like to keep my options open, just like all of us
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10y ago
Sure. Turn this question to your advantage to "test waters" on the opposite side.
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10y ago
Asking doesn't hurt anyone. However giving certain answers could. What prevents employees from claiming that this information is "confidential" (polite version of "it's not your business"). Or outright lying ab
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10y ago
Customers don't understand what you're talking about and they don't like blackbox solutions. I.e. ML-heavy offerings are throwing ML-rich buzzwords while customers want to solve problems who "talk" their language.
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10y ago
Briggs and Riley. Best ever.
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10y ago
I used to (1996-2000) work remotely for IBM Watson Research (as a consultant). Visiting IBM once a month or so for a few days to communicate with team. I had rather specific rare set of skills (malware and security research and investigatio
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10y ago
Second exactly that.
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10y ago
If you need to spawn 10-100+ instances for heavy computation tasks - then AWS and alikes are the only choice. @$2k/mo+/instance - for smaller scale research it is way cheaper to buy high performance GPU card(s) yourself and use th
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gesman
10y ago
Weather prediction is an unsolvable task to begin with.
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10y ago
PS: that's why i use crashplan for backups. It's on-server-encrypted, version controlled, supports all platforms including Linux and also flat fee-ed.
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10y ago
I am not willing to pay $ per byte of storage or per minute of CPU time, no matter how buzzwordy the technology is. Flat fee offerings will be an enabler, not the technological advancement.
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10y ago
Ecwid
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10y ago
Best upvote is a public announcement of switching to competitor.
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gesman
10y ago
Can they pay in bitcoins? Then you can convert them to cash at coinbase and alike exchanges right away.
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