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by iamsanteri 2y ago
Is it normal for abstracts to not include any more detailed results or outcomes, or did they only realize that it needs to run a Linux-layer for the containers and that’s it? Isn’t this a well-known technical aspect of Docker?
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
I think people are missing the fact that this could be just a power play situation and intel gathering at intelligence services level. We don’t know everything, and the stakes may be high right now, so maybe the French and more broadly the
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Security and Privacy in ML-Enabled Systems (2022)(ckaestne.medium.com)
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
I think this book was 2/5 stars for me max. Way overhyped and indeed, only mostly applicable to some FBI hostage situation negotiators. Even a rather toxic book I'd say, but some small things here or there are admittedly quite use
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
So will this serve as a stand-in replacement for something like Airflow?
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
What would be the best way for me to create a truly random approach to sampling from a specified distribution in my Monte Carlo simulator app? In my current MVP Beta app I’m just using Math.random() as I cannot access or install any externa
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Warren Buffett warns Gates Foundation: 'No money coming after my death'(fortune.com)
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
Isn’t this literally what all sorts of analysts do as their core jobs? Are they getting automated away?
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Show HN: I made a Monte Carlo simulator tool for Google Sheets - Simulate(workspace.google.com)
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
Here's also the report the NYTimes article is referring to: https://www.burningglassinstitute.org/research/underemployme...
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
Anybody knows how to continue reading after this? -- Here is a brutal fact for the college class of 2024: There aren’t enough college-level jobs out there for all of you. Some of you will snag them. Others will have to settle for jobs that
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Class of 2024, It's Not in Your Head: The Job Market Is Tough(nytimes.com)
4 points by iamsanteri 2y ago|3 comments
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Fuzzy Pay-Off Method (FPOM) Calculator for Real Options(simdss.com)
1 points by iamsanteri 2y ago|0 comments
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by iamsanteri 2y ago
The craziest thing is that those AI assistants coming up early in this game don't feel so far off anymore...
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Ghost is joining the ActivityPub network(ghost.org)
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I was sweating for a whole hour trying to debug an obscure console error until I finally realized that a production deploy uses unpkg CDN which is down. Here we are then waiting until they get up again, but looking into the future and the t
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
To answer your question, they pocket it back by paying it to themselves. The artist is only formally an external ”artist”, but in this case he’s essentially one of their own. They curate him, let him on all the most promoted playlists and k
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Yeah, nothing fishy here at all. Why pay tribute to other artists if you can make a deal with one and promote him on all the playlist to pocket back your money. Just give him the machinery and funding to create all of it and voila!
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
But is it faster than getting a pen and jotting down your to-do's on paper? Mac opens up fast these days for sure, but... Anyhow, I really like the idea and wish you all the best with this! Looks real good.
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
"We show an agent trained on many games was better than an agent that learned how to play just one. In our evaluations, SIMA agents trained on a set of nine 3D games from our portfolio significantly outperformed all specialized agents
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Does the language part really cover just JS and Python separately? Also, it looks to me like lots of developer-oriented stuff, whereas I have a picture of software engineering as the more hardcore side consisting of robust systems, scale, f
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Coooool!! Well done! Now do it in JavaScript :’D
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I’ve been reading lots of history books and interesting narratives. It seems like some sort of result-oriented pressure or a resource-based constraint has nearly always been the case with R&D and inventions. If Bell Labs is about laid b
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
My only question at this point: How has Airbus managed to avoid such problems so far? I really have begun admiring Airbus for this. It looks almost like Boeing is losing the grip on its core business and slowly decaying into some half-assed
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
I'd be also interested to hear someone proficient have an opinion about this. A 5.0 update sounds like something big. What about the rest of the async parts in Django having been in the process of being re-written since a while, as I&#
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
When looking at amount of jobs in the U.S. towards the bottom of the article, he forgets (or fails) to mention that lots of welding was likely moved overseas until recently. He seems a bit surprised about amounts of welding jobs going up ag
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Remedy Entertainment's newest game pivots away from free-to-play(theverge.com)
2 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|0 comments
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Remedy's tech is just one reason Alan Wake 2 is the best-looking game of 2023(pcgamer.com)
2 points by iamsanteri 3y ago|1 comments
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Are those images gifs, or? I‘m on my phone so cannot inspect myself.
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by iamsanteri 3y ago
Started playing it yesterday with ray tracing turned off. Still absolutely stunning!

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