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kidintech
3y ago
I was most interested in the offline aspect of it, which I wouldn't know where to even start with if I were to fork. How do you parse and efficiently store large, unstructured information for arbitrary, unstructured queries?
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kidintech
3y ago
Seconded. I tried to do this many years ago for my dissertation and failed, but this would be a dream of mine.
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kidintech
3y ago
While working on an enterprise platform, one of its customers in the banking industry wanted to migrate from on-premises to running it on whatever cloud was popular at the time. The migration was long, tedious, and overly complicated in its
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kidintech
3y ago
I'm fascinated that at a 175k employee company, two employees I know nothing about, in business areas or positions I know nothing about, could possibly use different tooling for their day to day duties. *Surely* at your place of work
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kidintech
3y ago
I'm at Google and am not entirely sure what you are referring to, but I'd love to try it. Could you provide an internal codename I could search for? Or is it integrated somewhere in Cider (the name is public knowledge so I'm
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kidintech
6y ago
473 comments, 0 mentions of Rafic Hariri or Hezbollah. HN, I really had higher expectations.
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6y ago
Very late to the discussion but I might be missing something; a majority of you are bashing this by saying "it's just a demo"/"games never end up looking like that": a) If this demo is runnable at real time fps
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6y ago
I guess confidence really is key when making code public...
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6y ago
Sorry for not contributing to the discussion, just want to note that this is a very nicely worded reply. I usually stare in disbelief and am rude when confronted with this exact situation, so hats off to you.
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kidintech
6y ago
What happens in the case where you have two properties, A and B that "work together"? For example disable A and visually the element stays the same, disable B and visually the element stays the same, but disable A and B and the el
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kidintech
6y ago
I am not a philosophy grad nor is English my native language so I am sorry but I am not educated enough to continue this discussion. I agree with you that he could have been more specific, but I do not agree with > said life was great (I
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kidintech
6y ago
surely this has got to be the edgiest comment on HN. > 'surely'? - how does one justify saying that? life is the superset of all possible experiences. If any element has a property (i.e. is deep) it will be contained within lif
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6y ago
Hey, could the readme provide a list of how far along this project got (i.e. material types, object imports, textures, optimizations for collisions)?
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6y ago
Very out of left field, but how does one start doing these kind of things? My background is in CS and math, and I could have come up with and built everything up to exporting the mesh into triangles, but would have needed months of google s
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6y ago
While I can see what you're saying, you also have to properly compute, on your end, a cost for a False Positive and a cost for a False Negative. In my opinion, in the case of security, I think a False Negative should weigh a lot, and t
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kidintech
7y ago
I have those as well! Definitely more rare than my dumb days though. It's not so much the fact that I'm sharper, but life is just...rose-colored.
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Ask HN: Do other people have days in which they're dumber than usual?
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7y ago
OP says "we couldn't find anyone with an urgent problem that they were willing to pay to solve" and "there was no market to capture". Wouldn't a counter example contradict those statements, regardless of the si
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7y ago
I don't think so, at least not for this case. I'm a sucker for slow burns in cinematography and books, but you can't just have no pace or structure and then say "yeah, these kids have no patience". My completely une
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7y ago
Palantir is successful as well, but no clue what the hateboner on HN for them is, since it never even gets mentioned in these threads.
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7y ago
wow, that sounds worthy of a re-read in english just for that. thanks! just in case there are other Romanians around, the best translation I've found is the one by Antoaneta Olteanu (from Corint).
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7y ago
A lot of friends that I respect and people on HN recommended "Master and margarita". I have only got back into reading ~4 years ago, so I haven't gone through all the great literature, but this felt different right after its
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kidintech
7y ago
YMMV. I'm a big Hesse fan, and I tried reading The Glass Bead Game twice; couldn't get past 30-40% of it in either try, it was just too boring.
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7y ago
> one death today means 800 true cases today this is serious. Take it seriously.
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> the assumptions are well known field axioms. They form a good starting point. I gave Peano as an example. I don't mind the assumptions, as long as they're reasonable and presented before the proof. Another comment pointed me
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7y ago
Okay, I either didn't see it or that was added after my comment. Either way, that is exactly what I wanted.
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7y ago
I strongly dislike these kinds of articles/posts due to one reason: if you're going to prove such a fundamental thing, can you please provide the axioms that we start from? I.e. "we know" that a - a = 0, multiplication i
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7y ago
with the acquired information, the researcher has a few options: - bulk acquire stolen credentials, bypass 2FA, bypass the security checks when sending money, and accumulate wealth - sell above process to anyone that has an internet-connect
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7y ago
played with this for ~5 mins and it's insanely bad (maybe it "guessed" right 3/15 tries?) i.e. slightly better than random guesses, even with very clear handwriting :(
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Ask HN: Consultant websites that have impressed you?
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