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ma2rten
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ma2rten
5y ago
Have you considered the possibility that facebook might just not be that good at targeting?
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5y ago
But weren't there other streaming services such as last.fm and pandora?
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5y ago
I don't understand why buying music on iTunes was so popular in the US for a while, when in Europe everyone was already listening to Spotify.
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5y ago
Your query worked for me on first try: https://imgur.com/a/iTKwZ3v
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5y ago
The text-to-image thing is cool as well, as long as you can a) figure out how it works b) only enter landscape terms. This comment explains how to use it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29338213
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5y ago
Thanks! This UI is something else...
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5y ago
Actually when I wanted to change teams I cold emailed managers of other teams at my company. I found the same thing: a short 3 line emails have a great response rate. If you send a message that is too long, you just increase the barrier of
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5y ago
Google has by far the best team in computer vision.
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5y ago
I googled it and it said $60-$100 per hour, which is not that great compared to Facebook pay or other contracting gigs.
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5y ago
What does this actually mean? Why does it need to be sent to you (presumably referring to the client) when it's generated client side.
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How does rr work with multi-threading? I would imagine threads can mess with the order that syscalls are executed.
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The OP writes: "International treaties explicitly and unambiguously support PGLAF's legal guidance as described above: that the copyright status in one country is not impacted or enforceable or otherwise relevant in other countrie
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5y ago
This was already known since at least January.
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Actually, in a closed bucket hash table why would you use a linked list and not some kind of tree structure in the leaves?
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5y ago
It could just be "reveal answers".
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5y ago
This might be somewhat surprising to some people because a lot of the traffic to news sites comes from facebook.
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According to Zillow the median house price in Austin is $596k. In Fremont, CA it's $1,4m.
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5y ago
I don't think it's a big mystery. Bandwidth and ad revenue scale together. Sometimes the image will be embedded, hot linked or the request is otherwise not monetizable, but you can assume that those are a fixed fraction. Every ima
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5y ago
The paper has some images: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S147403462...
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5y ago
You are asking the wrong question. They expect it because it's the norm in Germany. Human is psychology is such that a resume with a photo is just more memorable, so it became the norm because applicants do it. Bias is less of a concer
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5y ago
This comment reeks of Americentrism. Germans are perfectly capable of coming up with their own insanities.
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Are you sure those are the same people?
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It's not that easy to get 50 million people to download your app and if you pulled that off there are more profitable things you could do.
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Yes, but these attacks are actually easy to detect if they all come from the same IP. Sending packages from a lot of different IPs actually is expensive.
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5y ago
you'll probably never get hired anywhere again How is that? I would hire them. Maybe the people who won't hire someone who spoke out against an employer are not the ones worth working for.
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I could imagine that the wording regarding corporate control could have erroneously triggered a filter because that phrase appears for example in anti-wax and conspiracy theory posts. It would be interesting to do some experiments here: pos
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Those two are tied together because many of those few-shot capabilities only emerge at scale. If OpenAI had trained a large model and not analyzed it rigorously it would have very little scientific value. But it would have been impossible t
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As someone in the deep learning community I disagree with your assessment that GPT-3 is a not scientific breakthrough. The GPT-3 paper won a best paper award at the most prestigious machine learning conferences after all. GPT-3 didn't
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5y ago
I misspoke. I meant I can copy & paste on the web. On iOS I can copy paste from Google maps, but not Youtube. Maybe there just isn't a good enough use case for it, that's why it's not supported everywhere?
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5y ago
I just tried it, I seem to be able to copy text just fine from both apps.
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