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by notsuoh 6y ago
Yeah, but I think the broader point I'd that a car shouldn't be disabled like this in the first place due to no reception.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I interviewed someone earlier this year. Some line of questioning on engineering topics and someone led to the person saying something like, “but I don’t really know, it’s not like programming is my hobby and I do it on weekends, it’s my jo
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I don’t know the answer to your question, but back when I had unlimited tethering with fast 4G, I would basically just have it on all the time to use my laptop on the go and treated it like home WiFi. So even though I would have home WiFi a
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Like a discount Bloom Filter?
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I'll admit I had only really been looking into the oceans for places like this. I'm really enjoying reading about René-Levasseur Island, thank you for posting!
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I was not! This looks great. I went ahead and ordered the hardcover edition, thank you for the heads up.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Yes! Balleny! That is a really great story, I'm jealous you got to go there. That aligns with my understanding that it's very difficult to actually land there even if you plan it really well. Sounds like you had the luck of a life
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I've always been really interested in these far flung places and used to spend hours on Google Earth scanning the middles of the oceans for islands like this and think about how to visit them. In particular I've always been fascin
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Of course marketing isn't evil, and I didn't say that. Marketing can be quite awesome and impressively done. However, you know AI/GPT-3-based writing and helping of marketing copy will lead to lowest common denominator scalin
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Oof, such an awesome technology whose use is going for something like marketing copy. I'm sure it pays the bills for you, but is kind of gross overall.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
No one who enlists into the military with eyes wide open or who has even cursory access to the internet or films thinks they aren't making a choice that would potentially make them disposable to the military. It's true some people
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by notsuoh 6y ago
14,000 years of being domesticated to serve as companions for humans is the inherent reason that works for me. Cows or pigs don't have the same history of domestication to be companions. Dogs share a special bond with humans and a spec
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I think one of the key differentiators is that an Apple ID isn’t required to use an iPhone. There are other differences, but I believe this is the main relevant one.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
100M cable modems though, we could have solved world hunger had we combined all of our collective lost time from this.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I don't think so, coding is so different than it has ever been, and is a different paradigm that most other things. Take farming, for example. Fundamentally farming is 100,000 years old. Getting up to speed on modern methods is just ad
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Oh yeah, fair enough, point taken. :)
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Oh totally, as I mentioned above I am not an infosec person and I hope I didn't imply otherwise (I did mention this specifically above). The above is just my impression from the outside but as someone who talks to and works with a lot
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Maybe you're being facetious. I had to look up what ML Language is, apparently it's a fifty year old programming language that hasn't had a stable release in 23 years, in case anyone else was wondering. Respectfully, let&#x27
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I mean, maybe you're leaving this intentionally open ended to garner comments to get your post higher on the HN page, but perhaps you could answer the question you posted: Isn't this just a data warehouse?
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I work at a company that has an infosec division and I don't know how we got so lucky with the people there. They're seriously legit low level kernel type programmers who seem to be able to reverse engineer anything given enough t
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Wow. I "understood" the reasoning behind the original and knew that was the right answer, but your anecdote just made it totally click. Of course if I choose one random locker there is a 1/1000 chance of getting a prize, and
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Not hard, but still disadvantageous to people who haven't seen it before as that's one more thing they have to learn and keep in mind during a stressful interview.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
There’s levels of clean.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Haha, just pointing out how the term is used in the industry. If you want to really play with semantics then I would argue that even a photo of a real cat isn’t a real cat and thus not ground truth. But while the consequences of that might
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Ground truth in this case means images with labels of some sort on parts of the image or objects in the image, not that they're real images themselves. So a cat in a photo with a label or mask on the cat would be "ground truth&quo
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by notsuoh 6y ago
It's true that AI is a bit of an overloaded term these days, but in the modern usage of AI you have all types of machine learning and neural networks, which this certainly is. The AI you're thinking of is usually referred to as AG
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by notsuoh 6y ago
Same experience, and it's actually quite unnerving for this to happen when you're doing something like signing equity grant letters and equally important documents where the effects of something not working won't be known for
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I never flew before TSA, or if I did I don’t really remember because I was only a few years old. But at one point I was flying commercial a lot for work and it became a real hassle. I don’t mind it once in a while, and I’m pretty good at my
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by notsuoh 6y ago
I'm no expert on frogs or boiling, but I would say the moment the frog is 100c all the way through. There seems to be a defined thing that makes it a boiled frog, but that doesn't seem to be the situation in the Epic v Apple case.
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by notsuoh 6y ago
To ask you the same question, restated, that the judge asked Epic, which they had no answer for: if Apple wasn't a monopoly before, but they're a monopoly now, when did they become a monopoly?

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