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by leoh 2y ago
Almost certainly there wasn't an OS, but algorithms (the word "software" probably isn't appropriate here) that did numerical calculations to attempt to detect (in theory) patterns of ionospheric disturbances that would (
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by leoh 2y ago
How are 5000 employees costing on average $400k
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by leoh 2y ago
I’d love to use Illumos, but a lack of arm64 support is a non-starter
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by leoh 2y ago
God, this is beautiful
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by leoh 2y ago
Would you be able to share the YouTube video? Sounds amazing!
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by leoh 2y ago
I joined IEEE when I was at Google and despite cancelling my subscription long ago, the amount of physical spam mail I get from them is truly infuriating — life insurance offers, 2+ copies of various publications, and a lot more. It’s truly
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by leoh 2y ago
The fascinating thing here that I think caught many of us by surprise— and certainly myself — is realizing that building capable LLMs so far is essentially elastic with respect to capital. I don’t think this was immediately obvious when Ope
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by leoh 2y ago
Nothing like rebutting a black and white assertion with a black and white assertion
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by leoh 2y ago
Which so far has been incredibly uninspired and essentially limited to summarizing text messages
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by leoh 2y ago
Man, how is all this combustible material in the air safe?
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by leoh 2y ago
Hypothesis: many HN users would pay $1 to read a WSJ, FT, or Information article.
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by leoh 2y ago
Links! Sounds interesting
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by leoh 2y ago
No, off-roading is about having the right equipment that doesn’t cause other people problems or problems that you regret. If I’m on a well-graded gravel road, it should be fine to take a Ferrari on it without stupid rules getting in the way
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by leoh 2y ago
they really need a downloadable arm64 build
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by leoh 2y ago
If, for fun, I wanted to train an ML model on a ton of CPU instructions (which each predicted state/label being the state of the registers), does anyone have any clue how to gather that kind of data?
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by leoh 2y ago
Oops, https://zonefiles.io .
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Ask HN: Have You Used a Zone Files Service?
2 points by leoh 2y ago|2 comments
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by leoh 2y ago
As someone who grew up roughly orthodox Jewish I am feeling super angry at your casual translation without context.
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by leoh 2y ago
Why was there a gamma ray detector?
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by leoh 2y ago
https://commons.erau.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1153&co...
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by leoh 2y ago
I have no idea what you’re talking about in practice. It felt like MBAs or less competent perspectives abounded when I was in cloud.
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Ask HN: Considering Living Abroad Given Political Instability
9 points by leoh 2y ago|16 comments
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by leoh 2y ago
Kernel is largely what matters here
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by leoh 2y ago
Man, this would be fun to work on. Anyone know if they have any contracts open for bidding?
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by leoh 2y ago
You are missing the forest for the trees here
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by leoh 2y ago
Or — folks wanting to do good in the world got a job at PMI and directed funds to researchers doing useful things
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by leoh 2y ago
Towards the beginning, the video’s narrator jokes that Google’s efforts at secrecy are perhaps thwarted by employees that don’t know “how git commit works.” The sad truth is, well, this is often true. The amount of time my peers spent and t
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by leoh 2y ago
pointer vs value. stack vs heap.
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by leoh 2y ago
That’s true, except that the lockfile records revision as a commit sha. https://github.com/apex/up-examples/blob/master/oss/golang-g...
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by leoh 2y ago
We really still sure this whole decompression sickness thing was just a “simulation”? https://www.reuters.com/technology/space/nasa-accidentally-b...

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