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4y ago
In reality, yes. Definitely. In this study, I think they define spam however they do.
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ramoz
4y ago
Clubhouse was really fun and interesting around Feb 2021. Then they started rolling out the “Creator” crap, and tbh their overemphasis and product development around cultures was a turn off.
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ramoz
4y ago
Similar with excalidraw.com
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ramoz
4y ago
Wow, such an effective & relevant overview. I’m 30yo, and this is first time I’ve ever subscribed to a website newsletter.
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ramoz
4y ago
Not sure it’d be a lawsuit per se; more of a inspector general review and or & government accountability protest review: https://www.gao.gov/legal/bid-protests/faqs
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4y ago
Similar story. Knew someone at a Startup with a product & storyline that would make for a comedy fiction show. Their CTO called me, enjoyed a convo, and offered me some untitled job - no interviews, no game plans. But full on salary mat
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4y ago
Found this out on a work computer searching a hashtag I had overheard from a group conversation.
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ramoz
4y ago
Yes, manufactured influencers and echo chambers.
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4y ago
Parent, Child, comments want off Twitter. Interesting how some of you make it sound like a drug. I deleted Twitter just fine over Covid period.
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4y ago
Technically, you do have to prove an invention to be “useful” … and the USPTO examiner can require demonstration. This should happen in a case where the described invention breaks fundamental laws of physics. When briefly digging into the s
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ramoz
4y ago
Available in new regions other than us-central?
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4y ago
Some of the biggest tech companies in the US outsource much of their “innovative” work to consulting & IT service firms… what’s your basis exactly?
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4y ago
Yea, this data isn’t really anonymized. Draw a circle around your house, and simple algorithms for mobility data can detect and follow all patterns of life around, to & from your house. Most people don’t realize mobility data even exist
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5y ago
Even if it was political bs, it became a crisis. We shut down adequate health care for serious health issues like cancer; in favor of covid policies.
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5y ago
This is not how FedRAMP works, re: “interacting with top secret”… No secret or top secret info is permitted in the typical Impact Level 4 and Impact Level 5 FedRAMP systems. Okta is only certified at IL4 I think. AWS & Azure do offer IL
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5y ago
No code is less relevant through something like Bubble vs enterprise grade platforms that are well integrated into the business. O365 will continue to dominate in this regard with the power suite. Bubble must assume there is a future of inn
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ramoz
5y ago
And not one MLOps data platform was named in all of the comments.
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ramoz
5y ago
I’m not entirely sure much was said in this article.
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ramoz
5y ago
Why is the internet situation like?
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ramoz
5y ago
Yea, I’m general the design is a bit over the place. Large text on mobile, annoying chat bot, etc
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5y ago
In my experience, you’re right. A team of software engineers & platform engineers are doing their normal job deploying production grade models at scale. Caveat, this requires deeper or more advanced computer engineering in practice. Dev
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5y ago
It’s astonishing how similar all these MLOps platforms are as well. And it always starts with some notebook capability and then end2end / cradle to grave through model serving. Model serving, real-time/online-inference at scale, h
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5y ago
`Angular Language Service` is the only domain specific extension I've ever needed and its never been an issue. The template separation, as well as (s)css, I like organizationally compared to the chaos you end up in with large jsx-style
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5y ago
The whole "I hate angular" is a bit old at this point. The latest versions are really quite simple/powerful. We act like it's still 2015 and we're jumping from angularjs 1.x to React. The jump was nice, yet turns ou
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5y ago
generally speaking, Angular handles dom manipulation better than React and Vue. Angular has managed to simplify its enterprise/production applicability and performance is a first-order feature that's hard to f up. React -- you can
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5y ago
Random question - Did goodreads ever make money through Amazon's affiliate program? (Before Amazon acquired them). If so, how does the site not break affiliate partners terms of service? It could effectively list every single book prod
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ramoz
5y ago
Ideal is multi-year for enterprise software
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5y ago
Wow, the Sourcegraph search is returning results I couldn’t find yesterday on GitHub. Bookmarked.
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5y ago
Awesome insight, and site. Thanks
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5y ago
How large is the index? How do you manage that between RAM or SSD?
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