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by plain4 5y ago
This seems like it would create a great attack vector for Teslas. Setup a flashing red light on a corner and watch the Teslas fly off the road.
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by plain4 5y ago
It's been a long time since I worked at Geoworks and my memory is a bit fuzzy. The tool chain was highly proprietary object oriented assembly. The builds were all distributed for speed. The tools were all developed on sun workstations.
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by plain4 6y ago
I believe G offers a sort of interview workshop at some of their sites. Not sure what they are doing during the pandemic. A recruiter could tell you if they offer some sort of prep workshop.
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by plain4 6y ago
The title implies that it's going to replace ML models. But it seems that it still uses ML models, but provides a different interface. It also seems that it's using some AutoML training system, so that in theory little ML expertis
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by plain4 6y ago
I didn't finish ready the article because it didn't give a succinct summary of what predictive databases are. But at a glance this seems to be a SQL interface to an AUTOML system. Is that a correct summary? I don't get the di
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by plain4 7y ago
I started working during the build up to the dot com boom at a small company. It was exciting and I threw myself into the work. Unfortunately, the company ended up going under and I scrambled to find the next gig. I kept chugging along maki
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by plain4 9y ago
I was stuck in middle mgmt after just 7 years in the industry. Although I had been at 3 different companies it still felt like a rut. I ended up going back to get a PhD in a topic I was really interested in. It worked out well, in that now