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A Wave of Billion-Dollar Language AI Startups Is Coming(forbes.com)
2 points by kubami 4y ago|1 comments
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by kubami 4y ago
You can do the same thing in momondo. Being in Europe, what I like about momondo is that they include the cheap carriers - like ryanair
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by kubami 4y ago
Wait. What? None of the enterprise customers want to share data with each other. And definitely not on a DB level. That should happen in the business logic.
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by kubami 5y ago
Is this what you're looking for: https://144blocks.com ?
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by kubami 5y ago
But then resolution of the conflict is sales. Wars don't end when people put down the guns, it's when people can reconcile their differences.
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by kubami 5y ago
I agree that "life is sales". But I disagree with the "it's the art of getting someone to do what you want". I'd argue seeing it that way is THE problem and the reason why people find it icky. Sales is about h
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by kubami 5y ago
They are fantastic! He has many more of those incredible illustrations in all of his posts. Does anyone know how he makes them?
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by kubami 5y ago
I agree! The whole progress of what must have happened as the world is pushed into "dark" ages. There is a book in there! btw. I'd recommend all the Expanse books if you're interested in how the whole civilisation manage
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by kubami 5y ago
Did you get to the horrible destruction and millions of people dying part? Not that astrophage wouldn't be cool!
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by kubami 5y ago
I came to say the same thing. Although I would never be able to put is so eloquently into words. For me this goes further. Anytime I rent a car I browse settings. "Oh cool, this car has lane-assist, and radar-powered cruise control&quo
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by kubami 5y ago
For anyone wondering what the hell is this: EUV = extreme ultraviolet lithography NA = numerical aperture the NA part makes the EUV part better :) These next-generation lithography systems will be key to advance Moore’s Law towards the logi
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by kubami 5y ago
does it just work out of the box?
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by kubami 5y ago
...writing on twitter? wow! It seems hard work is paying off, congrats!
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by kubami 5y ago
How did you build the follower base in such a short time?
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by kubami 5y ago
So you're not really "scraping" Twitter, just using their API (but carefully not to go over rate-limiter/flagger)?
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by kubami 5y ago
I think the question is, how to find "the subject".
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by kubami 5y ago
I think what the OP means is that on average native speakers understand the language intuitively, while most of the non-natives were taught the rules and structure of the language directly. Being a non-native english speaker I experienced
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by kubami 5y ago
The `attrs` authors address it in the documentation: https://www.attrs.org/en/stable/overview.html#on-the-attr-s-... At first, some people have a negative gut reaction to that; resembling the reactions to Python’s
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by kubami 5y ago
Fair enough for the GraphQL. However I'd say React is so widely use I'd say it is boring and stable (as the frontend tech goes) Terraform, well, what is the alternative? Clicking through web interfaces, or bash scripting the cloud
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by kubami 5y ago
Some of the libraries I use - nltk - preprocessing - spacy - preprocessing, entity recognition, part of speech recognition - gensim - Similarity and clustering - pytorch - ML model building
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by kubami 5y ago
I make a lot of prototypes along with maintaining production systems. A lot of the projects have to do with ML/NLP, which basically means I have to chose python as a core backend language. Which is great, I love python. My core produc
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by kubami 5y ago
Extroversion and introversion do not work like that. In layman terms, it is where you "get your energy from". For introverts they spend energy when they have to interact with lots of people and be the "center of attention&quo
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Microsoft Unveils New Employee Experience Platform – Microsoft Viva(news.microsoft.com)
1 points by kubami 5y ago|0 comments
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by kubami 5y ago
But I think it will be the same with Fig. They will take the autocomplete scripts from the vendors and integrate them with Fig.
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by kubami 5y ago
Each needs to define an autocomplete script. oh-my-zsh provides plugins that do that for common tools like git. Those scripts are usually supplied by the CLI tool itself. For example for terraform: https://www.terraform.io/
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My Modern SaaS Stack(kubami.com)
3 points by kubami 5y ago|0 comments
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by kubami 5y ago
I think there is a distinct branch to this path. When you start building your own mechanical, ergonomic keyboards. I know this because I have built my first one couple of weeks ago [1], and am already thinking of how I can improve it. [1]
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by kubami 5y ago
IMHO having this as a rule that keys in dictionaries are sorted alphabetically can be a valid rule. But this should be enforced in tooling, not "rules", and not through micromanagement. Much like using opinionated code formatters
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by kubami 6y ago
I am not sure if this is a reference to telescreen from 1984 or not.
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by kubami 7y ago
Ah! Athlons. My overclocking journey picked up when I built a DIY watercooler out of a bent 5mm cooper sheet (at which thickness you stop calling it "sheet"?) polished to a mirror finish. At some point, during the peak of easter e

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