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nobodywillobsrv
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
IT WAS NOT A 56B PAY PACKAGE AT THE TIME! READ THE DOCUMENT! IT IS CONDITIONAL ON PRICE! Deliberately misrepresenting things is evil. Please reread and reconsider.
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
M O N E Y L A U N D E R I N G
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
Why would they sign on to this gamble though? It seems like idiocy or mis-selling. The article is frustrating as it merely explains the outcome and not how an obvious mistake was made. Basically nobody in their right mind would sign on to
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
It would be cool to discuss this when you do not have alignment of the "time" labels.
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
Is iroh suitable for use as a collaborative decentralized function cache? Had a quick skim but can't quite see how to get at the get/put etc in the python api yet. Will spend more time later.
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nobodywillobsrv
3y ago
Did nothing? What do you mean?
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3y ago
Did nothing?
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nobodywillobsrv
5y ago
What stocks? Where is this information and why is it not on the top of this list or in the filings?
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nobodywillobsrv
5y ago
Didn't read in detail and had a hard time understanding what their goal was but there are important things to understand regarding Fourier features (eigenfunctions, sin, cos, etc) and the Gaussian Kernel Start with something like this
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nobodywillobsrv
6y ago
What does it actually do? I know "label data" but anything can do that. Is it just a pipeline system with some helpers for running a couple of ML related functions? Is it UI based? Where do you run it? I know these areas well and
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nobodywillobsrv
6y ago
Founders need to be technical about something. The idea of a "non-technical" founder is nonsense. I have seen it and they were basically a VC with expensive friends just creating a job for social reason to get them out of the hous
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nobodywillobsrv
6y ago
Would sqltorrent setup make sense for sharing scraped/pulled data amongst users. So each user can run the data-extraction themselves or check if anyone has ingress chunks to their liking on the swarm? Everying is append-only content ad
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nobodywillobsrv
6y ago
Had a look but still don't get it. Is this a global scale manual notebook crawling recommender?
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nobodywillobsrv
6y ago
All this discussion gets things wrong. Bring back negative feed back and pain to stake-holders. Creator must take the bullet. IT what happens when executive slaves want the paycheck without the responsibility. Failure to test organizations
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nobodywillobsrv
7y ago
What I really want is a Makefile that is also Markdown. So something with runnable (singleton) entry points and some english sentences giving context. This is what I typically do for small experiments that I will completely forget about. To
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nobodywillobsrv
7y ago
Basic Tech Bros still don't get it. This is cool but real problem is finding/defining the problem. And you don't get a million guesses. Here is a simple test: get me data to predict the future. Can an algo like this learn to
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nobodywillobsrv
7y ago
Has anyone managed to wrap CRUX from python? I want to keep all logic in python ideally. Only thing keeping me away. There is some other project crux that has a lot of python and this pollutes the Google searches.
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7y ago
A spreadsheet (with undo) is pretty much exactly a bitemporal database but it only shows you the "latest" version. You can undo to go back in time but it is not very convenient. THere are also DAGs and the code is data. Building t
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nobodywillobsrv
8y ago
x100. Let's stop using the inactive words "developer" or "engineer" to describe people. Instead say things like we need to get some people to "build it" or "make it work" or "figure out what