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pj_mukh
1y ago
What YC is (actually) asking: For example, When was a time you went the extra mile to get a job interviewers attention What HN thinks YC I asking: "how they cheated a system for personal gain" lol. Source: Me, I got into YC by ans
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1y ago
The numbers would be much higher if the city had any foot traffic [1]. It's dead, small businesses are dead, it's just not safe to walk around too much, everyone keeps it to a minimum and drives between parking lots in 5000lb tank
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1y ago
"and I hate hate hate that we're enabling masked, unnamed government" Sidenote: As per the article, this is already illegal and was a mis-step on the part of SFPD and CHP searching OPD's database (OPD didn't give IC
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"And what precisely did the glorious US manage to get with all their wealth," You're not going to get some defense of the US here, there's well known connections between America's tryst with Slavery and Jim Crow and
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1y ago
I think the author should've clarified that this is purely a conversation about the platform plays. There will be 100's of thousands of companies on the application layer, and mini-platform plays that will have your run-of-the-mil
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1y ago
What are people's other "go try to build this thing, perfectly aligned to your noob-level" ways of learning lower-level ML Tools (PyTorch, CUDA etc.)?
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1y ago
Controversial opinion: Strip out the colonial wealth compounded, Europe may look like South America in terms of Economic and Exportative output over the last 50 years. I have seen no evidence that European states would’ve developed the comf
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1y ago
Do you actually live in such a place? Or are just looking at videos on Twitter?
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This is such a weird notion. Waves of immigrants have created some of the biggest most economically productive cities the world has ever seen. If Tokyo goes this route, only greatness lays in its future. The rest is just nostalgia, and that
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Yea this was major de-growther vibes to me. A couple of small businesses getting swamped just means you don't have enough small businesses. It's true that generally there aren't enough small businesses. I'd like our pr
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1y ago
Does Google AI Edge have React Native support? Doesn't seem like it? Cactus does though.
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1y ago
Amazing, this is so so useful. Thank you especially for the phone model vs tok/s breakdown. Do you have such tables for more models? For models even leaner than Gemma3 1B. How low can you go? Say if I wanted to tweak out 45toks/s
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1y ago
Looking forward to the length of the sentence the NTSB uses for Air India flight 171. Gonna be a doozy
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1y ago
It depends on which level of government we're talking about. The city governments can only really improve traffic controls. But state and federal governments should absolute zero-in on reducing sprawl and travel distances and those act
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1y ago
Yea, I don't know I disagree. The denominator should always be just be population. I don't want to use sprawl as some sort of justification for more deaths per capita. Sprawl should be reduced and/or mitigated somehow.
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Jokes on them, my city doesn’t enforce cars without license plates very commonly visible [1]. So these plate readers are useless and people are regularly getting murdered on the streets with little to no consequences and to hit and run is t
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1y ago
Also FWIW, this is also not a guide to networking. It’s a guide to attending networking events. Those are not the same things. I wish someone would write a guide to what to do in the 2 weeks after the networking event when inevitably everyo
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1y ago
That's fair, especially around firmware and things like OTA updates and lower level controls/safety you'd want to keep that closer to team. But on the long-tail of autonomy options? Implementing the latest papers, trying cutt
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1y ago
Amazing, pretty nice list! Two quick suggestions: a) some of these definitely look they could be done without hardware or with light hardware support from a staff member? b) if you do a) and are open source completely I bet you don’t even n
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Pretty sweet! Don’t have the time (or budget) to directly invest in the hardware but do you have a list of open source “open” software problems you are looking to solve?
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sigh You have engineers that read memos? Must be nice.
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I realize introverts don't work that way, I know, I am one. But I've had some of the most brilliant ideas come through purely on a discussion nay sometimes an emotionally charged argument. Important decisions are almost never 2+2=
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Having had been on both sides of this coin, I agree a lot of managers mis-manage meetings. But then there's those engineers who don't show up to meetings and then a month later come to you with a "I don't know how we&#
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Like I told another commenter, "I am judging the two companies for what they are, not what they could be." I'm sure Sam Altman wants OpenAI to do everything, but I'm betting most of the projects will die on the vine. Soc
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My point exactly. The App Store has no play in back office automation so the comparison doesn’t make sense. AFAICT, OpenAI is already making Billions on back office automation. I just came from a doctors visit where the she was using some m
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There is no world in which online gambling beats other back-office automation in pure revenue terms. I'm comfortable saying that OpenAI would probably have to spend more money policing to make sure their API's aren't used b
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Wait if an online gambling company uses OpenAI API then hosts it all on AWS, somehow OpenAI is more morally culpable than AWS? Why?
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Honest answer*: I think building super intelligence for the company that owns and will deploy the super intelligence in service of tech's original sin (the algorithmic feed) is a 100x worse than whatever OpenAI is doing, save maybe Ope
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I keep hearing this as some sort of "common knowledge" but no one can really lay out why . I've shipped stuff with ROS (albeit with some custom modules that needed customization). But genuine question, has some who has actua
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"No community is prepared for a gold rush to happen, nor has housing plans in place to accommodate it." laughs in Tokyo/Singapore . Sorry, I want to feel bad for incumbents in the area, but they've worked hard to create
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