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by npalli 10y ago
how big is this decent size codebase?
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Scientists can publish their best work at any age(nature.com)
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by npalli 10y ago
From the article, doesn't seem anything like what you are describing --- > A key factor driving the recent uptick in the number of freelancers is young adults’ affinity for independent work, according Stephane Kasriel, CEO of Upwork
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Adblock plus will now sell ads(wsj.com)
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Games with Money and Status: How Best to Incentivize Work(papers.ssrn.com)
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Breaking through – closing of mobile app boom(avc.com)
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Recommendations for Startup Employee Option Plans(a16z.com)
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How Product Hunt Helped Me Grow a List of 12,989,483,288+ Valuable Subscribers(medium.com)
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Google to offer app devs the same revenue sharing terms as Apple – immediately(recode.net)
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by npalli 10y ago
IoT will be huge in industry. Manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, etc. will be transformed dramatically.
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Effort to Expose Russia’s ‘Troll Army’ Draws Vicious Retaliation(nytimes.com)
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by npalli 10y ago
> The results show that our approach generates largely accurate API sequences OK then, humans still needed. Best case, it seems AI will take up what one would consider interesting work (algorithms, thinking) and humans will end up doi
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by npalli 10y ago
The classification looks good, congrats!. Where did you get the million labeled images to train your classifier?
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When did optimism become uncool?(nytimes.com)
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by npalli 10y ago
I found the following graph from the same pew research pretty interesting. http://www.pewsocialtrends.org/files/2016/05/ST_2016.05.12_m... Essentially, the middle class shrank from 55% of the population in 20
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by npalli 10y ago
You are looking at a narrow slice of technology companies in SF. This is not representative of a general trend. I will add that you are right, it is not "as niche" as clojure. If you look at a broad indices -- 1. At Tiobe, it is n
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by npalli 10y ago
Apart from swift on iOS/mobile which is gigantic, you are underestimating the push for Swift by enterprise players (IBM,SAP..). The next big frontier for enterprise applications is cloud, IoT and of course mobile (buzzwords or not). Ja
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by npalli 10y ago
Your article is from Q1/2015. Since then the energy sector has imploded in a catastrophic manner. Pretty amusing to think it is driving the US economy (directly) right now. It is by far causing the biggest loss in jobs and profits. Loo
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Fidelity, in Reversal, Raises Value of Many Tech Startups(wsj.com)
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How Sophisticated Test Scams from China Are Making Their Way into the U.S(theatlantic.com)
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by npalli 11y ago
One overlooked aspect is the career prospects for someone in IT working with an Oracle system. It is a network effect where career prospects dictate the system chosen which in turn makes the system more prevalent. Soon they are known as som
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by npalli 11y ago
To gloss is to annotate some text (or talk)[1], the word glossary comes from that. That meaning is overshadowed by the more modern association with shininess but the annotation meaning seems appropriate here. [1] https://en.wikip
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by npalli 11y ago
Note, google cloud requires hardware.
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The Demographics of Innovation in the United States(itif.org)
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by npalli 11y ago
What exactly is the reason for leaving Oracle? Seems like an exec. at Oracle, Cameron was forced out. OK. Not sure what the background on the departure is. Everyone knows Oracle is evil. So that can't be it. Is there some reading betwe
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by npalli 11y ago
What location is this? So this pool of skilled applicants who won't work for 55K, what jobs are they doing instead? Since most explanations of your sort claim that a large pool of skilled IT workers will materialize if the pay is incre
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Inside the Artificial Intelligence Revolution(rollingstone.com)
4 points by npalli 11y ago|0 comments
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by npalli 11y ago
The "breakthrough" AI of today is deep learning on massive amounts on data applied to two areas - speech/NLP and vision. How this generalizes to a super intelligence that can take over the planet is so strange. Does a child n
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by npalli 11y ago
If you look at the underlying table [1], it looks like they will miss it again. Most importantly they keep forecasting China to grow at >6% in the short term. China is in a deep transition right now, 50% of their economy is in investment
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How America Is Putting Itself Back Together(theatlantic.com)
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