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by kriro 4y ago
I don't see a problem with not being able to explain how something works as long as it's not failing empirically. Scientists also cannot explain how humans work in detail and yet humans are "allowed" to do many things an
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If you think about future business cases, my guess is if I'm in the content creation business I'd hire some artist to create inputs for my ML model to train. And I'd be the only one with access to these inputs (in the beginni
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I see two things that are valuable in 5G. Number is campus networks (basically run your own cell network company wide) which makes sense in some use cases (production plant with a lot of IoT devices) and number two is the (potential) low la
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I think Koran is quite interesting. The symbols were designed from scratch iirc. and they are extremly logical. I'd argue that most people will be able to read and correctly pronounce Korean in a couple of days (even if they don't
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I find it interesting that one of the go to "let's learn Rust" books (Hand on Rust) is cantered around building a rogue like game. I feel like this will have a subtle but noticable (long tail) impact because many people who s
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It all depends on the context. In academia it is a great tool. I can set up a couple of notebooks on our GPU server and give many students access to powerful GPUs without having to worry abbout shell access etc. Aditionally they are ready t
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Interesting. Adding "stock photo" to the string generated that getty tag? That is probably the most attackable (alas easy to fix) part of the issue. It will be an interesting question how close to the original a picture has to be
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If that's the story it sounds like an antitrust investigation might be in order. Which to me is ridiculous and makes sense at the same time...strange.
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I think the key question here is...why manage one person. A one to one ratio of managers to "workers" seems completely rediculous to me. If you insist on one to one then assign a mentor, not a manager, at least if it's a tech
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The obvious answer is because they are tasty and people are used to it and it is ingrained in the very culture (cooking, traditional holiday meals etc) of pretty much every country I know of. Those are some of the strongest forces working i
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For managers who think this might not be easy to put into use, don't worry. TTYC already has all the fancy Agile branding and speak under the "user centered desing" umbrella including expensive workshops and even an ISO stand
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The one thing that drives me crazy about Excel is that function names are localized. So if you use the German version you'll have to use "SUMME" instead of "SUM" etc. this is really annoying and I wish there was a w
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I think one of the issues is that there's no pretrained universal spreadsheet models (that I'm aware of, granted I don't do much work with tabular data) equivalent to ImageNet based models that you can use as a base and then
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The process can be optimized with more AI :D Create a logo generator site, allow users to pick something very limited like industry/field from a dropdown or something, generate say 9 logos with AI generated text discriptions that fit t
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Takeovers and special circumstances aside, "promote, don't hire externally" should be way more common and the prefered approach (imo). I think there's a three question protocol that should work reasonably well. Q1: Do we
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I have also not been able to find relyable datapoints on the total insurance cost of a nuclear fascility. I'd love to talk to someone in the insurance industry how they calculate this because that'll probably be a decent indicator
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You can use RISE ( https://rise.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ ) for Jupyter notebooks to use it for presentations and also export to PDF.
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For pentesting (not bounties) I can recommend HackTheBox + IppSec on youtube. Watch a couple of his videos of retired machines to get an idea of the typical workflow (scanning, what to look for etc.). Focus on one type of easy machine (Linu
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For Yoga I like https://www.youtube.com/c/MadyMorrison especially the no talk videos. 10 second showing of posture, time to hold posture, on to the next all with audio cues. Perfectly boiled down to the minimum.
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Not so much channels but interesting series: Playlist of all Susskind Physics lectures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyX8kQ-JzHI&list=PL6i60qoDQh... Sanderson Writing class (fantasy but applies to all genres): https
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Thank you, that is a very interesting take. I've always played with the idea of pivoting into the security industry because playing hack the box and the like is something I do in my free time and enjoy. Maybe I'll just do some bug
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He'll still play chess and wants to go to 2900 but I'm curious if he'll take a serious step at poker eventually. He's playing for fun already (played in the 2022 WSOP if I recall correctly) and he'd probably be very
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I think the simplified answer is that software scales really well. So in theory, if I pay one developer really well I can then sell whatever that developer produces a lot of times for virtually no extra cost (and no shipping/logistics)
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If taken seriously this should have implications on purchasing decisions and I'm not sure what would happen if some (government) organizations would ask Intel to take back their hardware because there's un-patachable RCE. I mentio
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Well the reality of industrial designers is quite interesting. I have a good friend who is doing this (his own small studio) and as someone with a software background the processes are mind boggling. The politics involved are amazing. Weeks
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I always have interesting discussions during job interviews when I answer the old "where do you see yourself in five years" or when discussing my non-linear/standard career path. I'm a bit of a fan of Mintzberg's vi
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I'm also waiting but only put myself on the waitlist recently. I want to use it to generate synthetic image datasets from text descriptions. Very curious to explore the depth of what can be generated.
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Desulphurisation is required to turn the extracted oil into something that can be used in a car. That process requires cobalt. So yeah the dirty cobalt business is directly supported by oil-based cars as well. However, I think catalyst use
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Not quite what I expected, the recommendations are more high level. For a more "operational" perspective, I highly recommend "Financial Shenanigans" which covers different ways to manipulate financial statements. "Q
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FYI, the link to getting started 404s: https://vitejs.dev/guide/getting-started.html

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