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by nartz 8y ago
The way IBM talks about it is completely bs. However, this round of AI is definitely better than the last one. Specifically, whats different this time around is that previously, expert based systems and many machine learning techniques requ
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by nartz 8y ago
Maybe i'm blind - but i'm not seeing where the benchmark results are? Also, is this code the same code that you actually ran? For ruby, i notice you are outputting 'contens' not 'contents' so i imagine you woul
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by nartz 8y ago
Partially correct, but not necessarily true. Speaking extremely high level, the model is currently trained to fill in the blank space with something like the most probable options per pixels, based on the training set data. However, it is
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by nartz 9y ago
I think their whole approach was off - why even have warehouses, custom packaging, etc? Why not charge what it actually costs to ship something, plus a little more? All they need is a bunch of vans that drive around and have a bunch of boxe
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by nartz 9y ago
Is stashing an issue?
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by nartz 9y ago
This is pretty cool. Although, on large codebases a la facebook or google size, I would think having a copy of the repo per branch might be intractable - also, somewhat unnecessary since one can just switch branches...
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by nartz 9y ago
How many positions were you actually hiring for though?
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by nartz 9y ago
No, it sounds like they were hiring for 3 positions, so they only chose 3.
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by nartz 9y ago
They have a good product, no doubt - also interesting that "Box" stock has dropped some as of this hour. However, to become the next giant, I would imagine they need to branch out and gain traction for tangential products. They&#x
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by nartz 9y ago
Sigh - its extremely naive to call "java" the issue. Every language, framework, OS, kernel (and frankly, even hardware) have their vulnerabilities. These types of comments sort of grind my gears.
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by nartz 9y ago
If any google developers are out there - it would be great to be able to try this service out without having to type in a ton of information to get started - i just want to log in and see how it works - how it compares to IAM, auth0, etc.
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by nartz 9y ago
what prevents ethereum mining on this if its free?
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by nartz 9y ago
Another buzzword - this us simply pair programming but with 3 (or more) people? Frankly, I find working in this way to work but in an extremely inefficient manner. A simple code review is often much more insightful, more efficient, and easi
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by nartz 9y ago
"I don’t doubt that there might be a few hotel executives that are willing to bet on this, and sign up at this very early stage at a discounted price, but contrary to the belief of many others, this is really unlikely, and it’s not wor
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by nartz 9y ago
Some sensible ideas - however, I'm on the fence about this one: "Unhelpful behavior: asking engineers to solve problems they didn’t cause" Generally, I agree with breaking out bugs or issues that are found 'along the way
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by nartz 9y ago
Very cool - although hard to tell from the video that they were in danger.
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by nartz 9y ago
This is a logical but too theoretical argument. Counter-arguments: 1. Mining equipment is a sunk cost usually, so many will keep mining. Inotherwords, its easy to continue operations as normal versus trying to sell off all the equipment (at
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by nartz 9y ago
ICOs are not necessarily fraud - are they outlawed in your country? Do you simply need to register them properly with any countries you decide to release your app in?
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by nartz 9y ago
'Trust' is sort of mangled here: what it means is that you 'trust' a single company on the other side of the transaction that makes up their rules/regulations and has their own customer service department, etc, i.e.
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by nartz 9y ago
Another buzzword. All of these things already happen - I feel like this post would have been relevant in 2010.
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by nartz 9y ago
Ha - the title is linkbait - the microbes were FROM earth, but they were 'sequenced' in space.
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by nartz 9y ago
Its a good post - but it must be said: the CEO (and board?) fucked up hardcore. They let themselves be tempted by acquisition, and then didn't protect themselves or the team in negotiations.
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by nartz 9y ago
". Your mentor takes one look and says "the service can't find the database - point it to localhost:8900." You wait until he/she steps away from the desk, and then you anxiously google what the hell they just said.
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by nartz 9y ago
I don't have any strong feelings about this either way, but the main question in my head after reading this is: - Are the differences SIGNIFICANT enough to support two (three?) different codebases? A lot of your points seem to be more
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by nartz 9y ago
I think this article is really helpful when deciding to use a nascent technology (Electron) in production- pretty cool you can create a desktop app with javascript, but at the same time, expect to do a lot of custom bug fixing and hope that
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by nartz 9y ago
I would be curious to know when "Bailey's + Coffee" became a thing (i.e. drinking it warm versus cold)
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by nartz 9y ago
After reading this and a few other sentences, i came to the conclusion that this article was machine written and stopped reading.
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by nartz 9y ago
For some reason the form lets you have 'negative' years of experience - is that a thing?
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by nartz 9y ago
My opinion is extremely biased, but the article seems retarded to call these out as any reason why these people are not getting jobs - an author who doesn't know what they are talking about. "DevOps" is not something you just
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by nartz 9y ago
"Our founder invested the initial capital in KANOA, which went primarily into market research and a feasibility study designed by a large engineering firm hired to develop the product." Founder immediately outsourced basic researc

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