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by ma2rten 5y ago
How does this work for clean air vehicles? Do they still need the transponder?
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by ma2rten 5y ago
But that is irrational. Selling data is worst possible thing a company can do, because anyone can buy the data including Facebook.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Facebook doesn't sell your information outright, Credit Card companies do.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Sounds like it's ripe for (creating the perception of) discrimination.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
It's because you have to pay really close attention to tell if it's real or hype. It's really easy to make a cool demo in machine learning, cherrypick outputs, etc.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Why are you assuming that the parent commenter is in the US?
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Google certainly does a lot of security in house.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
When I was working at a smaller social network, we saw huge spikes during holidays when people didn't have anything else to do. I would imagine new years eve is also huge for facebook, when everyone wishes each other happy new year.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
I saw this claim elsewhere in this thread as well, but I didn't really get it. Google is going be affected equally by iOS changes. Google does control the Android/Chrome ecosystem, but I don't see how Google could make any ch
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by ma2rten 5y ago
You can also screenshot and print a post on facebook. It's probably cheaper than buying a newspaper.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Tesla has not fallen behind, it's rapidly catching up. It's just not that easy to catch up if you are 10 years behind the competition and handicap yourself with inferior hardware. Maybe you are right and Karpathy will get fired, b
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by ma2rten 5y ago
It actually seems like a good sign to me that they completed their current project before jumping ship.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
It sounds like that company was just dysfunctional.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Believe me, they save more on call center bills than you did on food bills.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
In Machine Learning the top journal JMLR is also completely free and open access. Nature tried to introduce a machine learning journal but it is being boycotted by many researchers.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
It looks to be more like a heartfelt rant than a PR stunt, the person who posted this to HN doesn't seem to be same as the one who wrote the tweet. But it does amaze me how often HN seems to fall for this kind of sensationalist story.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
I'm not sure what your point is. Stars are decent indictor when comparing two projects in the same category.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
How did you find Fernando?
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by ma2rten 5y ago
If the author is in the same country as the client then they should also be taking legal action to reclaim the money But they still seem to be on good terms with the client. If I understand correctly the problem is that they insist on get
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Also, why is this crane school spending the money to hire 9 lawyers to work on this lawsuit?
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by ma2rten 5y ago
That would be anti-competitive by Google. These are different ad networks, not advertisers. Ad networks need to be able to do their own attribution and click spam detection.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
I think it was a stop gap solution because Google was overrun with spam sites, like Expert Village, before Google did the Panda update. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Panda
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by ma2rten 5y ago
I'm pretty sure TPUs are not based on ARM.
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Michigan woman faces prison after trying to hire assassin through fake website(cnn.com)
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by ma2rten 5y ago
This reminded me of this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25281438
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by ma2rten 5y ago
More often than not I have an idea which site a result might be on when I issue a query: If I search for a news event it's a news site. If I search an error message, I know the result is going to likely be stackoverflow, github issues
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by ma2rten 5y ago
That works once your search engine is more widely used, but not a lot of sites are going to register with a niche search engines. Many users on the other hand really want a search engine like this and would be willing to invest some time.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
It's much more expensive now to build a large index (50B+ pages) Do you have a cost estimate? Also could you be more selective in indexing, e.g. by having users requests sites to be crawled.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
Even in SV someone working at an Amazon warehouse is not making more than that.
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by ma2rten 5y ago
According to https://zworkstations.com/products/z840/ it would be around 8k.

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