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I have said it many times before. Unless and until you make companies pay exorbitant amount of money when your data gets stolen from them, the companies will never be serious enough about security. We had the whole Equifax fiasco, and nothi
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5y ago
Doesn't remnote have this functionality? Their main focus seems to be creating flashcards from your notes.
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It seems the author has added an appendix [0] where he replaces the library parser with a hand-rolled one. 0. http://buildyourownlisp.com/appendix_a_hand_rolled_parser
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5y ago
Hi Peter, thanks for doing this. What would be the best visa for a PhD holder (got PhD from a US institution) living in US who wants to start a startup? The person is currently in H-1B with an employer and his green card under EB2-NIW is un
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5y ago
Same here. RM2 is probably one of my best investments for research and learning ever. Only drawback is I cannot read it without light at night. Would have been perfect if there was a back light like kindle.
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5y ago
I was actually searching for a superior grep and found ripgrep and ugrep. Both are nice but ugrep wins for me for the versatility and stronger fuzzy matching.
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US has recovered ransom payment made after pipeline hack
(apnews.com)
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5y ago
I think it was sarcasm.
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5y ago
Hi Adam. Thanks for doing the podcast. Listening to it is easily one of the most enjoyable parts of my life. I have also learnt so much about coding in general which I am pretty sure I would have never learnt.
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5y ago
You can also take the course programming languages from the University of Washington on Coursera. The 3 courses use standard ML, racket and ruby to teach concepts a learned programmer should know.
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SICP is more relevant than ever depending on where in the stack you are working on.
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Incredible. Instead of putting tariffs on Chinese cheap stuff that most people can get by without, US is putting tariff on one of the main exports of its closest allies.
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5y ago
This is really nice. The ranking of the submissions seems to be no in sync with HN web. Why is that the case?
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This kind of ignorance about the CCP machine and its surreptitious control over any and every company from China has led to the current situation where China is committing a genocide out in front of the world without any consequence. For st
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Minute nitpicking. It's Arab. Arabic is the language.
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6y ago
Don't want to give a political opinion as people are entitled to their own. But as a religious fact, it is prohibited in Islam to show veneration of any kind to pagan traditions or celebrations because of its strict commitment to monot
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Theano started around 2007, long before DL got popular or the Imagenet competition where DL outperformed traditional methods by a long margin.
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Arguably one reason causality research in the machine learning community hasn't boomed is there is no framework/ease of access to quickly code up the current heuristics/patterns/graph models like you can do with a deep l
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It’s the e-ink patent problem. Nothing innovative is happening because of the e-ink parent company.
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Italy’s largest collective management org launched 4M NFTs on Algorand
(algorand.com)
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Thanks :)
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There is no doubt in my mind that Taiwan is the next target unless another axis of power comes to its aid. It's only a matter of time and the success in HK would have only bolstered CCP's conviction. Because China is hosting the w
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6y ago
Hey, I am in Boston, which park is that? Looks great to have a walk.
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Yesterday I discovered, if you go to the 2nd page of the search results the "site:example.com" no longer works. The user hostility is shocking.
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6y ago
Can you elaborate where do you buy things online from? I want to move away from Amazon, but it's also exhausting to sort through multiple websites for a product, their shipping fees, and make decisions.
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6y ago
Not quite related. What's the best way to start trading cryptocurrencies for a beginner considering ease of use, security etc?
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Hey, congrats on your launch. The first thing that comes to my mind is I hate recording myself. Even on zoom meetings I try to turn the video off as much as possible. It also seems easier to me to share a thought or suggestion over chat whe
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Soundguard: Soundproof Paint
(soundguard.io)
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I feel the price is still quite high for daily consumption. For example, 3 lbs of impossible ground meat is ~50$, so per pound comes in about ~16$ (data from impossible website). Real ground beef, even when you buy high quality will be arou
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6y ago
Practical vim by Drew Neil is hands down the best vim learning resource out there. Nothing even comes close.
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