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by halflings 5y ago
Not for now, might open source parts of it as the project progresses!
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Show HN: Web app to build ML models in the browser (free, runs locally)(mlconsole.com)
3 points by halflings 5y ago|3 comments
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by halflings 5y ago
Just like people don't have to learn Python and Pandas to build a simple spreadsheet, they shouldn't have to wrestle with complex libraries / cloud tools to train a simple ML model. This app allows you to drag-and-drop a CSV,
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by halflings 5y ago
Nothing fundamentally new, but it's particularly painful in this documentary (or "docu-fiction") though. Couldn't watch more than 10 minutes due to how biased it was, but friends were raving about how great this story wa
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by halflings 5y ago
> Maybe that's why Google doesn't even list my app even though it's one of the longest running "web apps" alive Is your hypothesis that Google would have some incentive that you collect user interaction data? Why
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by halflings 5y ago
Clearly this is not a cryptographic hash, and hence it's known hashes are not uniformly distributed. Apple explained in their technical summary [0] that they'll only consider this an offence if a certain number of hashes match. Th
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by halflings 5y ago
Apple's scheme includes operators manually verifying a low-res version of each image matching CSAM databases before any intervention. Of course, grey noise will never pass for CSAM and will fail that step. The fact that you can randoml
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by halflings 5y ago
I wouldn't have any regrets re:seeing something "similar" sold for millions of $. Unless "heading in the right direction" means that you had a growing user base and/or solid revenue, in all likelihood the produ
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by halflings 5y ago
This comment seems unrelated to the original story or the comment you're responding you, mostly reads like an ad.
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by halflings 5y ago
From another one of your comments: > I'm arguing that you can probably have both -- by using human moderators. I don't think human moderators can review 720K hours of video per day. (on YouTube) You would need to hire >100,0
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by halflings 5y ago
> You can see it in Stackoverflow as well. The gamification encourages people to prove they are "worthy" of even deigning to ask a question by showing they've done "the work". Those who haven't are subject t
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by halflings 5y ago
If you use tensorflow, tfhub [1] is the go-to model repository. [1] https://tfhub.dev/
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by halflings 5y ago
Chrome is entirely removing third-party cookies by 2022. https://www.theverge.com/2020/1/14/21064698/google-third-par...
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by halflings 6y ago
That had nothing to do with "separation of church and state". It was banning private individuals to use a specific form of architecture. Pretty much any country in the world allows building mosques with minarets... did they threa
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by halflings 6y ago
Thanks, I tried to clarify this in my original comment, but it can no longer be edited. I'm not sure that changes much. To me, "BIPOC" is anything but inclusive. It's an acronym that apparently was used for about a mont
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by halflings 6y ago
"Google employs more than 130,000 contractors and temp workers, a shadow work force that outnumbers its 123,000 full-time" [1] 130K+123K = 253K (article from May, likely closer to 260K now) One of the main points this group is mak
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by halflings 6y ago
On this group's homepage [1]: "We are BIPOC workers who fight against totalitarianism." I am not sure what this has to do with unionizing Google workers. Using obscure acronyms to arbitrarily focus on race and ethnicity (some
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by halflings 6y ago
> By July I realized a couple things (and adjusted my investments accordingly) You're definitely making valid points, but this sounds like a whole lot of hindsight bias: you're rationalizing something that was rather unpredicta
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by halflings 6y ago
> - Population cap, in SC2 the population is capped at 200 supply, this is an inheritance of SC1 technical limitation, but it has a strong impact on SC2 late game, not for the best as players tend to invest in defensive structures to com
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by halflings 6y ago
Any service running way over quota could break all other services. (at the end of the day, resources are physically limited to what you have in your datacenters) Quotas are one way to isolate this impact to that service in particular. Of co
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by halflings 6y ago
How would YouTube take a cut of this ad revenue? It's not disclosed anywhere on the YouTube platform.
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by halflings 6y ago
> does not make any reference to costs or benefits to other users of the web platform > arguments for are being presented publicly in that thread while those against are being discussed elsewhere (perhaps at Google?) It's right t
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by halflings 6y ago
YouTube Premium covers both ad-free YouTube viewing and YouTube Music. (so that number is likely for both)
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by halflings 6y ago
> I’ve stopped using YouTube because of the crazy ads. Why not pay for YouTube Premium? At the end of the day, you need to pay in some way to fund the creators making new videos for you to enjoy (+ YouTube for hosting one of the biggest
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by halflings 6y ago
With a sample size of 7, do you really think the issue is that it's not double-blind? This looks like the first step towards larger studies. Also remember that given this was quite experimental and could've easily had adverse heal
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by halflings 6y ago
Notable exception: The Wire. 5 seasons, each covering a specific topic (politics, drug dealing, media) beyond telling the story, and when they ran out of topics and told the entire story they had, they just wrapped it up... they could'
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by halflings 6y ago
> what about the hundreds of thousands of other objectionable groups on Telegram Exactly! If they want to start policing all content generated through apps that can be installed on iOS... they'll start getting millions of takedown r
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by halflings 6y ago
> The main problem is not the idea of God (imho god = love) Well there goes your problem, you're countering something that these religions don't claim in the first place: None of the Abrahamic religions (Christianity, Judaism,
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by halflings 6y ago
The biggest issue in proto3 is the missing "has_<field>" functions (e.g no distinction between a field's default value, and a special <missing> state). There are suggested workarounds for this, but I'd just s
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by halflings 6y ago
I mentioned that you can do this on top of saving money. Just saving money with no goal in mind (or with the goal of buying a $1M house) is IMHO not always worth it. Absolutely for saving to be able to survive ~1 year as life is very unpred

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