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by itake 1y ago
> Still have questions? The button below this doesn't seem to work. > If you have more than $100k, you get a human advisor who charges 1-1.5% annually to... basically do the same thing with a smile and calming voice attached. May
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by itake 1y ago
TLS. 1989. Even today, people and marketing pages promote "SSL" term. Unless you specifically google, "What is the deference between SSL and TLS?" most people would have no idea what TLS is.
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by itake 1y ago
just wondering, why that one? it looks small, which is probably doesn't require a gpu. The dataset seems to be images of high production value (e.g. limited races, staged poses, etc). If I have time, I will compare it with Bumble'
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by itake 1y ago
I've been learning vietnamese. Unfortunately, a lot of social media (reddit, fb, etc) has a new generation of language. The younger generation uses so much abbreviations and acronyms, ChatGPT and Google Translate can't keep up. I
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by itake 1y ago
Cost, latency, and performance are huge reasons why my company chooses to fine tune models. We start with using a base model for a task and as our traffic grows, we tune a smaller model, resulting huge performance and cost savings.
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by itake 1y ago
I might misunderstand the project, but I wish there was a secure way for me to execute github projects. Recently, the OS has provided some controls to limit access to files, etc. but I'd really like a "safe boot" version that
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by itake 1y ago
My home server detects NSFW images in user generated content on my side project. source code: https://github.com/KevinColemanInc/NSFW-FLASK
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by itake 1y ago
My side project accepts and publishes user generated content. To stay compliant with regulations, I use ML to remove adult content: https://github.com/KevinColemanInc/NSFW-FLASK
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by itake 1y ago
My home AI machine does image classification.
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by itake 1y ago
this covers the highlights: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44221205
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by itake 1y ago
I don't want to burn fuel trying to find a place to accept used 5 year old Airpod Pros with yellow earbud plastic. I don't want to ship another cable across the Pacific Ocean from China so I can have a cable that works on my devic
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by itake 1y ago
Everyone, but the environment wins. Once I upgrade my phone and Airpods, I will have to throw out my pack of perfectly working lightning cables. I'm sure there are more than a few people that would end up throwing out their perfectly f
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by itake 1y ago
neat. I get to throw out my perfectly working apple products that have years left in them and switch re-sync my cables. That is great you spent the money for this, but I'm not ready to throw away my perfectly fine devices.
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by itake 1y ago
why do I need to replace my devices every year?
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by itake 1y ago
All of my devices are lightening. Now I have to carry around 2 cables.
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by itake 1y ago
LLMs allow me to create more. I get to solve more difficult problems. I get to solve more business problems. I get to create more. Instead of spending days updating a software package to the latest version, to get the exact same features I
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by itake 1y ago
oo I didnt' realize that. that seems pretty close to what I want, but the git tools (cli or Github Desktop) still print the entire line. For line diffing, it clips to only show the ~3 line before and after the change. But the word diff
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by itake 1y ago
One of my issues that remains unsolved with diff tools is they are dependent on new line attributes. Reviewing changes on a long line (like compressed json or long array) is too difficult.
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by itake 1y ago
Seattle has a few non profit tool libraries. Membership is $60/yr. Instead of buying a $200 bulky tool I use once every 5 years that I have to keep sharp and maintain, I just go there. For items that I use once per month, I still keep
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by itake 1y ago
As others have touched on, the legality of workers rights is very complex. Companies don't want to learn and create the proper legal structures and compliance practices just to hire 1-2 people in that country. Foreign countries have di
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by itake 1y ago
Both are tough. 1/ There aren't many jobs in this space. There are still far more companies (and roles) that need 'full-stack development' than those focused on 'AI/LLM internals.' With low demand for AI i
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by itake 1y ago
yeahs, the offline caching got terrible. its text that (rarely) changes. I have no idea why the mobile app couldn't just remember what each url was, even if it was 6 weeks stale. Also, Pocket couldn't create reader views for many
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by itake 1y ago
Whats your take on why they did this? My guess is their payment provider forced them to it. and so the solution is what? support crypto?
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by itake 1y ago
> Do what buymeacoffee won't do and forget about regulations (that's what Uber does yeah?) My guess is buymeacoffee isn't the problem, but their payment provider. They maybe can't justify the resources to switch provi
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by itake 1y ago
I think you might be missing the point of the blog post. The author is frustrated that he followed standard engineering practices (by submitting a proposal for approval). This proposal was perceived to be as accepted and then when they deli
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by itake 1y ago
If you have 2 equally qualified candidates, then who do you pick?
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by itake 1y ago
I had an interview once where they gave you 1.5 hours to code Tetris in ruby. I completed the core requirements and 1-2 extra requirements. The person that got the offer coded 1-2 more extra features than I could in that time. What am I su
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by itake 1y ago
It's game theory. If the next guy puts in 10 hours, and you only put in 1 hour, assuming equal skill. Which project will be more polished? If you are high skill and only work 1 hour on the project, but a newbie puts in 10 hours with Ch
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by itake 1y ago
Maybe regional. This is common in mid-tier hotels in Asia and hostels across the world.
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by itake 1y ago
I can’t speak for your specific jobs, but my understanding is this is standard practice at FANGA: write an RFC or Eng Spec. Get it approved. Code it up. When I worked at unprofitable, small startups, a lot of mental energy was lost due to m

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