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momojo
2y ago
I'm from the Bay but I've never heard "Santa Cruz Tech" before. Its always been a sleepy beach/uni town to me. Have any interesting anecdotes?
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momojo
2y ago
Request: Any tech-recruiters on here who can validate this? I spent a single month in June job hunting (mid-level SWE, DE roles) and it was terrible. Hundreds of applicants per position. It felt like being a fresh-grad again. But that'
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momojo
2y ago
This wows me as a lay person, but can anyone who's worked in mo-cap tell why or why not this should impress me?
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momojo
2y ago
Thanks for sharing. It must be discouraging to see no results after pretty rigorously following the mantra of "just try harder".
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momojo
2y ago
Can I ask how old you are? How many of your friends are interested in dance? Are you interested because others are going or does it stem from an intrinsic desire? Many of my friends (late 20's, early 30s) wouldn't dream of being t
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momojo
2y ago
The title should be "Diffusion Models can be used to render frames given user input"
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momojo
2y ago
There is no peace in this thread. It grieves my heart.
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momojo
2y ago
The author paints a very vivid picture of mismanagement, but I wish he had fortified that picture with some quotes or anecdotes. The "management" people remain this fuzzy, dark force throughout the essay.
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momojo
2y ago
The mother knew (from experience?) that she did not have the necessary impulse-control, or intrinsic motivation, to save money for such a long-term thing as a dowry. I was really taken by this example because my initial reaction was "j
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momojo
2y ago
I'm reminded of one of the stories from "Poor Economics" (Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo, ISBN: 978-1-58648-798-0). Consistently, those in poverty (living on < $1 per day) do not simply 'try harder' to save
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2y ago
> I’m a writer, and don’t get me wrong: To publish a plain ol’ book that people actually want to read is still a solid achievement. But I think Markus Persson and his studio have staked out a new kind of achievement, a deeper kind: To ma
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2y ago
How much time dos this save your users? Is this QOL? Or more of a "our product wouldn't work without this feature" kind of thing?
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2y ago
Interested in hearing more. I've heard the same sentiment from not just old (~30 yr old) practices but just-starting ones. Like any non-technical market, they just bought what was pitched, and there's often more gripes than compla
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2y ago
tl;dr > Overall, we found that few-shot tool assistance, without explicitly training models to use tools, is a difficult and unsolved problem, with significant costs. This is in contrast to their commonly perceived value as an easy and c
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Does few-shot tool assistance work? (e.g., Self-Ask, RARR, ReAct, Art)
(research.google)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Reminds me of a friend who taught 6th grade at a low-income school in LA-County. Before, she was rationed two (2) reams of paper a month. Upon transferring to a much more well-funded school, the other teachers had to talk her down from hoar
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momojo
2y ago
Although the article mentions Artificial Intelligence, their paper[1] never actually mentions that term, and instead talks about their machine learning techniques. AFAIK, ML for things like cell-segmentation are a solved problem [2]. [1] h
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momojo
3y ago
Is this a "why not" project, or are there real-world use cases for this?
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momojo
3y ago
What makes this different from other low-code/no-code editors out there? Retool, Appian, Kuika, etc.
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3y ago
I'm genuinely curious how many people in the open source community are pouring their sweat and blood into these projects that are, at the end of the day, enabling guys to transform their macbooks into insta-porn-books.
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3y ago
Are you saying this fills a niche?
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3y ago
Once on a long road trip back in undergrad, my friend and I ended up thoroughly confusing ourselves by trying to decipher what "success" in dating actually means. 1 date? 10 dates? Marriage? Marriage without a divorce? Marriage de
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3y ago
> Third places and real communities don't really exist anymore. I joined a book club last year, and it was great for a few months, but I noticed that most people, unless truly dedicated, petered off, or would only come and 'tas
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3y ago
Who's using this? What company doesn't already have a rack they can add a few more sticks of RAM in for their workloads?
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3y ago
Why did they have offices in SV? I've always seen it as just a sleepy little stop on the way to the beach haha.
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3y ago
> I'd take a sticky note of someones thoughts on a book compared to 10,000 reviews on GoodReads. I second that. It only took a month in to my first book club to realize that the main reason I was coming back wasn't because &quo
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3y ago
What caused #1?
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I'm out of the loop but used to use Unity as a hobbyist. What's been going on? The letter and comments hint at an out-of-the-blue policy change? Who was affected?
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3y ago
The off-the-beaten-path nature of this reminds me of banks sending $<arbitrary decimal amount> as a PIN for auth.
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Fast, Hierarchical, and Adaptive Algorithm for Metropolis Monte Carlo Simulation
(journals.aps.org)
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momojo
3y ago
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