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by mv4 2y ago
If your cameras are PoE, you can use an NVR that doubles as a PoE switch and can create a separate network for the cameras. Some NVRs will also relay RTSP from them so it will be accessible on your LAN. Alternatively, adding static routes t
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by mv4 2y ago
Thanks, just added email (+LinkedIn). Happy to chat. Not selling direct-to-consumer yet (going through installers and integrators) but that's coming.
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by mv4 2y ago
Sounds like a good DIY option. Do you have to pay for their remote access service to monitor the cat remotely? (asking because I saw it on their pricing page, wondering whether required or optional)
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by mv4 2y ago
This may come as a surprise, but it's not just hackers (or China) that you need to worry about. I've worked at a couple of FAANGs (risk, privacy, compliance) and was shocked by the lack of internal guardrails. Here's Amazon R
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by mv4 2y ago
Is this motion-detection based, or does that camera have cat detection?
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by mv4 2y ago
Mine are ONVIF-discoverable and will expose RTSP (H264 and H265) URLs and a snapshot URL. As I mentioned, they are 'dumb' (video and snapshots are their main purpose), and it's the security hub that makes them smart. No cloud
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by mv4 2y ago
Since someone mentioned 'declouding' here, my startup (well, scaleup now) makes a few privacy-first, autonomous (no cloud) video security products - on-prem video security hub, relays for automation, cameras. I was also getting si
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by mv4 2y ago
I am seeing this mentality as well, and it's disheartening. My company manufactures and sells a privacy-first, fully autonomous, on-prem, video security system for home and SMB. Yet, some people choose a cloud based service (convenient
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by mv4 2y ago
if it kills someone you can always just say "it's just a prank bro"
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by mv4 2y ago
Serious question: do people still use antivirus software?
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by mv4 2y ago
This makes me sad. I loved Workplace, it was a great productivity tool for program/product mgt when I was at Meta.
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by mv4 3y ago
How did you find out?
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by mv4 3y ago
That's very encouraging. I lost a family member to this horrible disease.
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by mv4 3y ago
Productivity is a lagging indicator. Anxious, scared, overworked people can still be "productive" for weeks even months, it's just not sustainable in the long run. Similarly, many systems can continue functioning (seemingly w
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by mv4 3y ago
Diversity should really be a setting, like Temperature.
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by mv4 3y ago
For those interested in the concept, there's a rotating house (aka Round House) in Wilton, Connecticut. I remember visiting it when it was for sale, it was pretty cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gXBqH46aww&ab
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by mv4 3y ago
Great demo, but let's not forget this is essentially OCR. The real killer case is content understanding and discovery. I am building an app, maybe someone from G wants to team up? :)
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by mv4 3y ago
The market is awful right now. You are not only competing with the unemployed ex-FAANG, you are competing with internal candidates as well (layoffs still ongoing).
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by mv4 3y ago
OpenAI is one major privacy/compliance scandal away from losing that power. I believe it's inevitable, and MS 'will' throw them under the bus when that happens.
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by mv4 3y ago
Same. W2s across 3 states, K1s, 1099s, LLC and Schedule C - takes a few hours, incl. state filings. Usually complete it in one day.
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by mv4 3y ago
I will add one more case that's often overlooked: 5) assuming they are willing to pay what they want/need
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by mv4 3y ago
Thank you for sharing this data. I've just been debating between M2 Mac Studio Max and a 64GB i9 10900x with RTX 3090 for personal ML use. Glad I chose the 3090! Would love to learn more about your setup.
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by mv4 3y ago
It doesn't have to be about the money. Some people like like winning.
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by mv4 3y ago
I see your point. The fact that the small sample is for 3-4 YOE 'only', may indicate they do pay very well. Prior discussion of median TC at OpenAI: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36460082
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by mv4 3y ago
Literally says "join the newly announced Microsoft subsidiary" Source: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/11/20/technology/le...
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by mv4 3y ago
... looks like this has been the case for a while (since inception) https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/technology/artificial-int...
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by mv4 3y ago
Nov 13 article: "OpenAI recruiters are trying to lure Google AI employees with $10 million pay packets" https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-recruiters-luring-goo... also, this shows $900k+ for L5 w/ 3-4 yo
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by mv4 3y ago
Re: "destroy the company" It's plausible that none of the key participants had really thought this through or imagined that the co would lose value as a result.
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by mv4 3y ago
Translation: "I am sorry my coup attempt did not go as planned. Forgive me please?"
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by mv4 3y ago
No, they recruited top talent by provided top pay. From 2016: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/19/technology/artificial-int... To 2023: https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-recruiters-lu

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