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7y ago
One of the creators of LangSec has joined Darpa: https://www.darpa.mil/staff/dr-sergey-bratus And now Darpa is working on two related projects: https://www.darpa.mil/attachments/SafeDocs%20Proposer
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petra
7y ago
Hardypress looks very interesting. How fast is the exporting , for a big site(thousands of pages)?
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7y ago
I work in a small business , and we have a lot of security issues with wordpress. So I'm looking for a solution. Did WPEngine solved all of your security issues ? What kind of expertise does it require , how does the process of using i
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7y ago
// product quality, counterfeiting, and producer control Those all come from a single reason: commingling - mixing the same product but from different sellers, when fulling an order. I could see shopify setting up a system of lett
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7y ago
The goal(at some point) is to order something on a whim, at work, and have it waiting for you as you get home. Or order something at night, and have it waiting for you when you wake up. Is this luxury ? sure. But they also give you a certai
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7y ago
>> All in all I am pretty bearish on them. Who will "kill" them ? What will the e-commerce market look like in 10 years - and could that be without Amazon as a major competitor ?
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7y ago
The thing that "sucks" in Amazon's marketplace - is having US entrepneurs , buying some Chinese crap, doing some marketing and playing some tricks(SEO, fake reviews, etc) and over-charging on products. In theory, with the rig
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7y ago
I think the announcement says that qualified YC startups get the product development consulting services, in return for equity.
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7y ago
Why doesn't this come with a reasonable open sdk ? Why none of the Chinese smartwatch companies offer that ? Seem like a big opportunity. What's different in the Chinese business culture - that nobody tries this opportunity ?
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7y ago
Cars are expensive purchases. So there's a competitive marketplace around leasing them. Leasing housing - i.e. rent-to-own - could solve the need to save for a large down-payment. Why isn't there a competitive and fair marketplace
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7y ago
Sure. That's because a lot of the delivery business is fixed costs. But still, depending on the cost and the average number of packages, it could come out as a significant cost per order.
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petra
7y ago
Those suburbanites probably work in a high density office building. Amazon would deliver to the trunk of their cars.
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7y ago
Does conventional wisdom matters in this case, where a bit of google search could tell you what's the best for your needs ?
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petra
7y ago
Really Insightful comment. You seem to know a lot about doing rapid learning well. Any recommendations on what to read if I want to understand more about how learning works ?
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petra
7y ago
I'm curious: fundamentally, can the economy find a place for many more talented STEM people ? And if not, what's missing - useful ideas ? capital ? management ? Something else ?
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petra
7y ago
A lot of innovation starts at universities. They seem to like risc-v. And with the ecosystem available, there's less of a need to port to ARM.
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7y ago
I'm sure it happens plenty. people are unaware, forgetful and lazy.
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7y ago
What's novel about that ?
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petra
7y ago
They could also develop trips with a fixed time-table(to help people coordinate) from general area X to Y and a variable on-demand route(to shorten the trip).
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7y ago
Deploying 5G mm-wave "everywhere" seem like a huge expense. How will telecomm's justify that ? what do you see as the big use cases ?
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petra
7y ago
AR for businesses(like AR repair manuals, etc) seems like a good idea. But in that case , downloading the data locally seems like a real option.
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petra
7y ago
GPU's have limited amount of memory.
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petra
7y ago
More details: https://www.anandtech.com/show/14750/hot-chips-31-analysis-i...
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7y ago
DRAM is a commodity business. It works in huge batches. Convincing DRAM manufacturers to change things for something at that small scale is a huge challenge. I don't think venray managed to do that. But OPMEM probably did.
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7y ago
Isn't there a way to abstract that, using some of Django's libraries ?
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petra
7y ago
What about apt-HD ? how's the quality ?
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7y ago
What repercussions do you see for the fund not surviving ?
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7y ago
New improvements(zeno semi) do talk about 1T sram, and dram chiplet solution will have the same limits in memory size as wafer-scale, So maybe the sram vs dram gap will be close enough? And as for IO, maybe it's possible(thermally) to
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7y ago
You need to make sure you're io lines are imprinted on the edge of the wafer. It's much easier to do by making the io lines at the ends of each "chip" , vs a circle that cuts in the middle of the "chip".
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7y ago
Instead of an ad, here's a good description of the situation: https://semiengineering.com/why-scaling-must-continue/ Tl;Dr - old Moore's law is dead , but our new systems(ai , gpu...) still need a huge number
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