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by karatekidd32v 3y ago
Not directly related to this post, but clicking around the webpage I chuckled seeing Palantir's case study/testimonial: https://antithesis.com/solutions/who_we_help
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by karatekidd32v 5y ago
I mostly agree with this sentiment - with the added note that there is significant value in 'going deep' on a small subset of those papers. In my opinion, best bang for the buck there is to focus on the well known and impactful pa
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by karatekidd32v 5y ago
Agreed rough math there doesn't seem right. Also, I wonder if there's an added benefit from the inverse square law here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law
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by karatekidd32v 6y ago
There's some cool tech going on at barefoot ( https://barefootnetworks.com/ ) I don't know much about the technical details, but the pitch I've heard is that it gives you ASIC level performance with more flexib
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by karatekidd32v 7y ago
Wow "Web Coffee API" - something I didn't know I needed
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by karatekidd32v 10y ago
Long live content.
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by karatekidd32v 12y ago
This is all pretty great. For the first time in a while I feel optimistic about the future of the open internet. My only concern is a small detail: "These enforceable, bright-line rules will ban paid prioritization, and the blocking
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by karatekidd32v 12y ago
Check out boundless (boundless.com). They offer alternatives to the typical intro college textbooks for $20 each by leveraging open educational resources (OERs).
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by karatekidd32v 14y ago
as a side note, appboy does some great analytics without using udid
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by karatekidd32v 14y ago
Great article. I'll have to play around with some of these ideas and see how they work out.
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by karatekidd32v 14y ago
I know OP in real life. Class of '15!