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by ijpsud 7y ago
15 points in 30 minutes? I have enough experience with HN to be near 100% confident that it should have been on at least the first 10 pages. It was completely missing. Honestly, I'd be nearly 100% confident that with a score like that
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by ijpsud 7y ago
If that were the case, wouldn't it have a low score? Instead of 17 votes? I regularly see theinformation.com posts highly upvoted on HN and as far as I know they're all paywalled. Also, it's not on the first 12 pages of the h
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by ijpsud 7y ago
@aaronbrethorst I think this post was caught in some sort of spam filter. Might want to post it again (or somehow contact mod?). I asked about it over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22707640 Edit: Looks like @da
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Hi, I'm not sure if what you've posted is a copypasta, but did you read the post? I linked to the post so you can see that it's not flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22707365 It's a post with
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Sorry, I mean it was nearing the top of the homepage, and then it was removed from the homepage. The post still exists (hence my link to it in the original post).
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Ask HN: Why was this Airbnb HN post that hit 15 votes in 30 minutes removed?
5 points by ijpsud 7y ago|15 comments
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Some interesting experiments on rat empathy from the article: > "It all began with a study in which the rats refused to press a lever to obtain food when that lever also delivered a shock to a fellow rat in an adjacent cage. The rat
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Not loading properly for me :( I think server may be being overloaded by HN traffic?
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Would be great to see some code examples which exemplify the problems that the author is talking about, and compares it to alternative frameworks. Currently it's only about half a blog post.
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by ijpsud 7y ago
It's very obviously a distinction without a difference though. Like the authors say, this is a amazing opportunity for black-market paypal account buyers. It's the only line of defense that thousands of people have between black h
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> the others are worse I think we need more experimentation with solutions to the (open-source) public goods problem before we can say that the others are worse. Ditto with experimentation on variants of democracy. Significantly harder
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Thanks for the explanation! > I actually hope they won't start letting people charge for their stuff in Dreams. I tend to agree, but I also really like what YouTube has created with the ability to monetise videos: Many thousands of
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by ijpsud 7y ago
It's fine to create bots if the social media platform allows it. Just make it clear that they're bots if that's the platform's policy. If you disagree with Twitter's policy here, then that's a separate question
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Too me a bit too - this explains it better I think: http://www.randomhacks.net/2005/10/11/amb-operator/
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by ijpsud 7y ago
From the article: > Resecurity also presented evidence that it notified Citrix of the breach as early as Dec. 28, 2018, a claim Citrix initially denied but later acknowledged.
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by ijpsud 7y ago
No problem! You can re-generate the url list (in case they add more pics) with the code below. Just change `320` to the total number of pages and paste it in the developer tools console when you're on their website. let urls = [];
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by ijpsud 7y ago
I made a quick random generator that includes all 3810 images: https://perchance.org/old-book-illustration Maybe useful for inspiration for some sort of creative activity. Also useful if you want a list of all the image URL
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> Vision is not the easy part of AI. I think it is, actually. Going from raw pixels to objects is the ( relatively speaking) easy part. It's the next part (using that for planning and common-sense reasoning) that's the hard pa
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> Not to dismiss your work [...] assuming this is an undergraduate level book in a relatively well-explored field [...] not saying this as a moral condemnation of what you're doing Why is that your default assumption? Seems very str
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Isn't that just "image de-obfuscation" though? Seems like narrow AI will be able to out-class humans at that in no time. You can generate as much training data for that as you want. Doesn't really require human-type inte
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> The podcasts I enjoy the most [...] All the podcasts I listen to Emphasis on " I ". You are not everyone, and so you don't control all the demand, and so you don't control the direction that the market moves in. Tho
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> the phosphorous that leeches into the runoff is huge Can you please expand on this? Animal agriculture is the primary cause of ocean dead-zones (due to fertilizer + manure run-off).[0] Because you're still eating plants - it'
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by ijpsud 7y ago
> twice a week That's the important part. I was eating tuna it pretty much every day for about a year until I found out that it was dangerous. They don't even have warnings on the can. Tony Robbins fried his brain doing that[0]
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by ijpsud 7y ago
If people are going to eat meat (a couple of times a week), then fish is probably the way to go. Small fish, that is. But microalgal omega-3 EPA/DHA has all the benefits and none of the mercury/microplastics/environmental&#x2
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by ijpsud 7y ago
I was talking about this with a friend the other day. I don't know about the technical feasibility (RE sybil attack[0]), but if it were possible, it would have a massive impact on the web. The current state of the art (in terms of new
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by ijpsud 7y ago
100% agree with this. Another thing that users have to deal with on the web, but not on apps: Endless banners and popups telling you about useless things like cookies, emails subscription, notifications, gimme-your-location, "download
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by ijpsud 7y ago
Great work on this. Is it open source? Or is there a way to use my own hardware? If not, then it seems like gitpod.io[0] is a much better fit for the open source ecosystem. That said, there's definitely a place for proprietary software
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by ijpsud 7y ago
I don't know why people here assumed that I thought a PC was only composed of the parts I listed (no case? honestly?). I just listed out what I thought would comprise 80% or so of the cost. Maybe it's 70%? GGP's estimate is s
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by ijpsud 7y ago
I just did the math on their entry level model because I didn't believe you, but you're pretty close with that estimate. NewEgg prices: Threadripper 3960X - $1400 16GB 3200 RAM - $70 256GB NVMe - $70 RX 550 - $70 = $1
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by ijpsud 7y ago
You can play with the code[0] for this really easy if you've got a Nvidia GPU with nvidia-docker[1] installed: docker run --gpus all -it anibali/pytorch:cuda-10.1 bash # copy images to container with `docker cp` pip instal

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