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by m_ke 4y ago
I have the M1 air with 8GB and it's unusable with pycharm on an external 4K display.
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by m_ke 4y ago
Another interesting thing coming soon is PEP 690: Lazy Imports, which should speed up start time and lower memory usage. See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohTPzi9Lry0
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by m_ke 4y ago
A lot of companies use other metrics to show growth, like github stars and package downloads
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by m_ke 4y ago
Wish them luck but having gone through something similar with another deep learning company that raised a ton of money, things will probably get a lot harder for them after the C round when investors start looking at revenue and not growth,
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by m_ke 4y ago
Or it could look like Vienna https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=41VJudBdYXY
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by m_ke 4y ago
Thanks, the shift to subscriptions made me skip the remarkable 2. I just need a simple large ereader to read arxiv papers at the park or the beach because the ipad doesn't cut it in the sun. I'm hoping the kobo will do. I also saw
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by m_ke 4y ago
I just ordered the 10.3" Kobo Elipsa ( https://us.kobobooks.com/products/kobo-elipsa ) to read research papers on. With a coupon it's down to $310 right now.
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by m_ke 4y ago
Cooking at home daily and got one of these desk bikes that I ride for a few hours a day. Lost 20lbs in a month after gaining my COVID 15
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by m_ke 4y ago
My SO is a healthcare worker as well, she just graduated 2 years ago and has major regrets about her decision. She'd leave and try and do something else but she has mid 6 figure debt, to make things worse she was rear-ended her last ye
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by m_ke 5y ago
Because just like clubhouse, they have fancy investors who gave them a ton of money to bribe celebrity writers to be on the platform. Same thing is also happening with "callin" podcasting app.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Seems like for me they have moved on from emails to phone calls. I get 2-3 daily calls from people who claim they're calling me because I didn't reply to their email pitch.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Now that everyone is used to remote I'm considering moving to Europe or Central America.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Precisely "was". Top tier firms are actually the ones most guilty of it these days. They raise huge funds (thanks to Softbank) and attempt to buy their way into monopoly positions by selling dollars for 50 cents, manufacturing gro
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by m_ke 5y ago
There could be other financing options that wouldn't hinge on astronomic outcomes to be sustainable. We could have crowdfunded incubators where potential customers provide seed capital and sign on to sponsor the project, and imho it wo
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by m_ke 5y ago
Yes continuous stream of pump and dumps that get marked up at every round and never make a profit but make early shareholders rich.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Yes, that's definitely an issue with my company. We serve a pretty small niche and provide services to a few well funded competitors, I've gotten a few acquisition offers that would have really hurt my other customers if the deal
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by m_ke 5y ago
Sure, but 90% of software doesn't need to be cloud based and with docker and k8s it would be hard to distribute an app like friday for users to self host. AWS and GCP could be a cloud app platform where each enterprise could run all of
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by m_ke 5y ago
Blender, Linux, VLC, Rails, Django, Numpy, etc There's really no reason why all of this software needs to be cloud based, other than vendor lock in. For collaboration software we should have a way to self host or pay for managed hosts.
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by m_ke 5y ago
How much longer will people continue trusting venture backed startups that are almost guaranteed to go belly up within 24 months? Instead of building on all of this work we keep blowing it up and reinventing things because VCs only want uni
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by m_ke 5y ago
Same goes for business and wealth. I'm convinced that it's in the best interest of all of us to limit the accumulation of political, economic and military power. We'd be in a much better place if we had universal laws that fo
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by m_ke 5y ago
I always thought Facebook getting into search could be big since they have really good engagement data based on what people post and like but I was just listening to TWIST ( https://youtu.be/KfibbbLeT3c?t=4014 ) and they made
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by m_ke 5y ago
Better bet would be an international new deal program to invest in renewable energy, which could help us avoid a recession, save us from being dependent on fossil fuel states and help us deal with climate change, all in one shot.
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by m_ke 5y ago
I'm saying the team should quit and spin out an open source company to work on pytorch (same for react). They'd get much more buy in from the other big tech companies (like amazon) by being a neutral party and not part of Facebook
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by m_ke 5y ago
I always wondered how much the pytorch team could make if they quit and forked the project. I'm sure plenty of companies would be willing to sponsor them.
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by m_ke 5y ago
When I moved a few years ago I was looking for a new dentist and ended up going for an initial checkup to 4 different dentists in the area. I was shocked by the variability in their recommended treatments. One wanted to do major work on 12
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by m_ke 5y ago
Omicron wasn't so bad but I got a moderna booster early in January and have had really bad side effects from it, including what looks like dermatographia (itchy skin and hives from any grazing of the skin). It seems like a lot of other
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by m_ke 5y ago
Here's the original proposal from Sanders' campaign: https://berniesanders.com/issues/green-new-deal/
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by m_ke 5y ago
With the west looking to cut off Russian energy and the world economy staring at a ton of misery due to the sanctions a green new deal like stimulus could be a great way to tackle all 3 problems.
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by m_ke 5y ago
Maybe ask yourself why all of your closest neighbors are/were begging to join NATO.
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by m_ke 5y ago
vc.ru seems like the russian equivalent of HN, it's been interesting to read the past few days: https://vc.ru/popular

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