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A lot of people in Europe don’t have an extra room to put it in. Me neither, signed US metro area dweller.
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This was a joy to read. Thank you for posting.
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3y ago
A sizable chunk of engineers from the most competitive companies got fired - people used to optimizing for everything - resume readability, LeetCode hards, system interviews, etc. You think they won’t optimize their profiles for their next
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3y ago
Some of the coops are mismanaged. I saw an article about a takeover of an incompetent coop management board that resulted in service improvement. Like everything, it takes political will and community work to keep services responsible and r
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3y ago
Stupid idea, I know, but what do you think of Telephone-pole-as-a-service TPaaS What are the regulations in place for putting up telephone poles and what are the associated costs?
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3y ago
That would be a cool extension of the project. I’ve always wanted a hands free version of Dualingo because if I’m driving or walking somewhere I don’t want to use my hands for obvious reasons.
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3y ago
I see value in different HN-“mafias” posting about their favorite niches from time to time. It’s a reminder of sorts that the niche exists and that people find value in it. In this case, I like following the spaced repetition algorithm deve
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3y ago
I recommend the iOS app by the original app develop for reviewing but the desktop version for creation.
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3y ago
Your website is really cool. I wish I could find a company likes yours that focuses on ML.
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3y ago
Reminds me of the children’s book “Mommy, why is there a server in the house?”
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3y ago
I see a lot of comments about nationalization but I don’t think that is the American way. There should be a range of regulatory/policy actions that could be taken with nationalization being the most extreme. Just like the banks are reg
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3y ago
Wasn’t it written for CPU only? A100 would better take an optimized PyTorch or Tensorflow implementation. Just trying to understand the logic here.
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> But what inevitably happens is that you take a break from the system, your interests change and the priorities you assigned 6 months ago are now out of sync with your current interests. Just a small little vacation will throw me off. I
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Do Spacecraft Have to Endure the Hazards of Reentry [video]
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3y ago
Happy New Year! I hope this year brings (physical and financial) health to you and your family as well as fun times.
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Do you know of any literature that looks into this? This is a pretty interesting hypothesis.
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3y ago
I use Matter(iOS) for reading and annotating articles. It has the capability to load transcripts of videos and podcasts so you can read them as text. It's pretty neat.
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It would be interesting to write a LLM query to separate speech details based on target audience: stakeholders, consumers, etc.
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> they have no basis for their speculation > based on my knowledge of other industries :)
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The better move for the Harvard team is to pivot to investigating Facebook’s big name adversaries (Apple?) and aim to get them on the board turning the university into a corporate influence battleground. \s
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3y ago
> lawyers surely have something like this Not a lawyer and not familiar with their systems but based on my knowledge of other industries I’d say it’s not guaranteed they have a solution. Could be good ol sticky notes and manual calendar
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3y ago
Yes, you can find all prime numbers and digits of pi if you sit down and do the calculations on a piece of paper but you don’t do that because computers are faster than that. For more complex tasks like locating and recognizing humans and t
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3y ago
Did you have an Intel Mac before? If so, did you have the same workflow with the same amount of plugins or did you expand your usage based on the laptop capabilities? Just curious about “workflow creep” because I’m wondering if I should get
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I have this thing with one of my friends where, if I really enjoy a piece of media and I want to recommend it to the other person, I would watch it again with them because watching it for a second time shows there isn’t anything more inte
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I don’t think OP posted this so we can judge the husband’s startup and also, judging someone based on their (supposed) failures is not a good way to judge people. I’m tempted to spend more time on this comment but I will resist.
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Isn’t it a little wasteful though? The materials for the atmosphere need to come from somewhere, otherwise you’re just throwing out Mars materials. If you import atmospheric material from somewhere else, it feels like other worlds like Jupy
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I have a hunch that using ChatGPT might be a skill in of itself and it doesn’t necessarily hurt or help any particular skill level of developers. In previous replies in this thread the claim is it helps novices compete with associates or as
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3y ago
Location: NYC Remote: Yes (on site / hybrid / full remote) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: AI/Machine Learning(Audio-controlled NeRFs, object detection \w Detectron2 and YOLO), Python (Pytorch, NumPy), Flask
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Japan has a very natural reason to build and rebuild - earthquakes and fires. This is part of their culture. Their buildings are meant for 30 years of use after which they hold no value and need to be rebuilt based on government recommendat
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I really wish Apple let's you develop apps on Linux/iPad/iPhone.
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