Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
obmelvin
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
42 ms
·
421.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
Why should uber be too big to fail? Why should the whole company not suffer if their top management is engaged in terrible practices?
422.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
This is meant for people who need services and guarantees that can only be provided by a huge infrastructure provider
423.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
Traditional maps help a driver get from A to B over a long distance with the user being responsible for the details in between. These types of 3D lidar style maps are meant so the car knows detailed information about roads to inform minute
424.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
REI = Recreational Equipment, Inc. (essentially a a camping and hiking store though they do have some general sports stuff like bikes) SAR = search and rescue
425.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
I completely agree. I think people like Zuck and Gates are better off doing work via the private sector and philanthropy. Also, regarding the types of people he's meeting. Yes, they are people one would expect a politician to meet with
426.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
yes, most things are goods that people can buy at their own discretion. However, payday loans are predatory and should not be considered in the same category as unhealthy food, expensive clothing, etc.
427.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
What people accuse Yelp of doing is pretty close to racketeering (or is? IANAL) and thus there is a high burden of proof. As a sibling comment points out, not every accusation needs detailed proof but some do and despite the years of accu
428.
▲
by
obmelvin
9y ago
That's such a terrible reason not to live in a city. I don't see how it is significantly more likely for only a single incident like that to happen. If we really have a catasophre or act of war it will likely effect larger regions
429.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
But how do you know what is your best? Some people (myself included) believe that you can push the human body and mind to do anything you want. I'm aware this isn't quite true, but in a large sense I truly believe I'm capable
430.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
It is much easier to navigate to the desktop app than to hunt through browser tabs to change the song etc.
431.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
The conversation is about self driving features, not about sales.
432.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
I believe that is GPs point.
433.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
I don't get how it is impartial. The fact is that the public can read it. It's not his opinion.
434.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
I believe this was it - https://danielcompton.net/2017/03/14/uber-bombshell
435.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Netflix vs non Netflix content aside, the low amount of movies is a direct result of viewing data. TV shows are shorter so can be squeezed into smaller spaces for viewing and have longer plot lines to hook viewers. Can't blame them for
436.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Completely disagree. The nyt readers (I'd assume) are generally well educated, but despite my education I'm in no way able to assess this information. By reading the NYT I'd expect to be informed about an area which my educat
437.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Bananas and smoothied are very good for you. But it partly depends what you're doing. They're great for inclusion liver glucose levels to fuel a workout
438.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
I believe those are to provide data for image Segmentation (localization of an image is harder than pure recognition)
439.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Glass is now being used for medical and industrial purposes
440.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Wrong. There's no way in hell an employee contract would ever let someone copy documents and use them after leaving the company. The intellectual property belongs to Google, not the individual creators and certainly not to any other em
441.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Very sad that Trump spews all his shit over twitter and yet these organizations can't even do a formal press release with these guidelines
442.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
The exact solution may not work, but the overall approach to finding a solution very well could. I also somewhat disagree with the notion that systems working in smaller countries cannot work in larger or more diverse countries (esp. regard
443.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
I don't understand why those have to be mutually exclusive. It's possible that they haven't finished cleaning the data for public use, but the data is ready for 'trusted' city planners.
444.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Did you catch this? "Separately, we previously disclosed that our outside forensic experts were investigating the creation of forged cookies that could allow an intruder to access users’ accounts without a password. Based on the ongoin
445.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Their stated goal is indeed full autonomy.
446.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
Your post doesn't make sense - how is that related to this? Why is not up voting this article being a good HN user?
447.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
While they are obviously different, automatic censorship would require automatic classification.
448.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
That's true... I'd been assuming they'd use specialized hardware for inference when writing that, but totally failed to think how cost may make a CPU more desirable.
449.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
You are correct in that it can be addressed, but I believe the issues people raise are that properly addressing everything makes the project to be (potentially) extraordinarily expensive.
450.
▲
by
obmelvin
10y ago
As the other poster mentions, I assume their view is that these types of operations will become increasingly prevalent in consumer software applications. Lots will be powered by the cloud, but it would be useful if some inference can be don
More ›