hittudiv

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Practical Machine learning for coders part 2(course.fast.ai)
3 points by hittudiv 9y ago|0 comments
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by hittudiv 10y ago
Are there any tech startups/companies which are already offering a full WFH?
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by hittudiv 11y ago
I am on similar lines, but i have a stable job .. (changed 3 jobs in the last 6 years). I quit my own startup because its boring. I cant stick to a project for more than a month. Try working with a really growing startup you might like it.
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A new take on what Internet is
1 points by hittudiv 11y ago|0 comments
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by hittudiv 11y ago
Why would i run out of money if i pay half of what i pay to a normal guard.. would i not be saving more money? there is more money to spend on more gadgets :) thats how the economy works
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by hittudiv 11y ago
The ultimate winners here would be the software employees in my opinion. The money flows from investors/public to the geeks. Dont know how the economy is going to work out with that though.
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by hittudiv 11y ago
But again, there is no shortage of engineers as the article says. The only problem is the quality. Atleast from what i saw in India people just take computer science as a degree because it pays more, not because they love to code.. There is
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by hittudiv 11y ago
Nothing new.. If i can replace a security guard of my office for a cheaper more efficient, less error prone, robot/software instead of a human for half the price, WHY NOT! The exact same philosophy goes into "software is eating th
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by hittudiv 11y ago
Always used to watch those cutscenes on youtube! Awesome app btw.
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by hittudiv 12y ago
is the app launched? I dont see a download link anywhere
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by hittudiv 13y ago
looks awesome