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Google Scholar is good for finding papers on topics you want to search for. Following Twitter is good for discovering things you didn't know to search for. I also think magazines are good to get for general reading, for example: IEEE S
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Check out https://culdesac.com/ if that's what you're thinking.
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What would the assumption be? Honestly I have no idea what you’re implying.
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Try https://tandem.chat/
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Eventually they could make money by running the market. Also, it is a form of engagement for Facebook users, which is valuable in itself. It came from the New Product Experimentation team.
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The difference is Spotify is paying Joe Rogan $100M for his content. He's not a "guest in a hotel", they entered into a mutually beneficial contract to host his content. Spotify is using this to grow their userbase.
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Palantir is moving its headquarters to Denver
(bizjournals.com)
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How is this structured legally and what are the tax implications? Have you spoken with a tax attorney about it?
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In theory, no, you should review the definition of semantic security to see why. In practice, deep learning is likely useful with side channel attacks, and here is an interesting talk about such a thing: https://www.youtube.com&#
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JavaScript Reference Monitors
(github.com)
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For those who are wondering what happened, an attacker loaded malicious JavaScript through some compromised third party library. This isn't unique to cryptocurrency, although the permanence of crypto transactions makes it pretty concer
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I mean, you're not wrong, but also they would gather in groups and have one person read aloud to the rest. So even if you were poor and illiterate you could still learn from written works.
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Random-Sample Voting, a Paper by Computer Scientist David Chaum
(rsvoting.org)
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Why can't someone just buy directly from Audible / Amazon with a one-time purchase instead of a subscription? For example, Obama's book is available on Amazon in audiobook format for $7.99. https://www.amazon.com&#
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It's clearly much better than that. The problem is that, in a medium like water, light of different wavelengths absorb differently. So the longer distance the light travels through water, the more the effect is, and this effect is diff
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Aside from the paper, I think one thing they're referring to is using the output (color corrected images) as input for AI. One thing they want to do is count the number of fish in an image, and know which species each fish is. So you c
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If they're federating the ML, they can also do federated learning. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federated_learning ) Although in most cases I suspect it's probably not federated learning, instead just a depl
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The Secure Enclave should protect against that type of attack. And why would you assume it is a low entropy key? Also, my iPhone is autocorrecting Secure Enclave to capitalize it for some reason. You should probably read this before believi
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I like this as a good counterpoint: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2006/01/countering_tr... If you have multiple compilers and they all aren't infected in exactly the same way (e.g. one is n
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Hi HN! Introducing Jobagon, the one page for organizing your job search! If you're looking for a job, you should definitely organize your search, and now you can use Jobagon for that purpose. Job seekers who organize their search are l
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Show HN: Jobagon, the one page for managing your job search
(jobagon.com)
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Definitely share it with friends! Sure, if you are looking for a tech role in the SF Bay Area, you can email help@jobagon.com and I'll see if I can help you (adding jobs to your list, making intros, I'll even give feedback on your
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If you click on a job in your list, then click on the Quick Links tab, you can click through to Paysa and Glassdoor to get compensation data. If you are looking for a tech role in the SF Bay Area, you can email help@jobagon.com and I'l
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Like most websites, the data is stored in a secure database, in Jobagon's case with Amazon Web Services.
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Hi HN! Introducing Jobagon, the one page for organizing your job search! If you're looking for a job, you should definitely organize your search, and you should definitely use Jobagon for that. Job seekers who organize their search are
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Show HN: A better spreadsheet for organizing your job search
(jobagon.com)
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It's clearly research code meant as a proof-of-concept of their paper, not something to take and use in production. If you're going to criticize it, maybe do it more respectfully, and also focus on the paper, ideas, and motivation
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I've been thinking about this for some time and have decided open source and funding for sustainability are fundamentally incompatible. Like another commenter said, few companies are donating of their own free will, but they are willin
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Should PCI compliance include client-side protection?
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I worked at Wealthfront myself and know Andy personally, and really doubt he would ever say that. You could and did talk with anyone at the company.
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