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ramraj07
3y ago
So, in this round, Woz won?
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3y ago
Not disagreeing, but pick a lane - is your data too small or too big? The discussion here was about data thats allegedly too small to be called "big data"..
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3y ago
You seem to be quite sure of how useful duckdb is even though you haven’t found a use case for it. This is actually a common pattern I’ve seen everywhere - the people super excited about duckdb are people who never use it in their job and a
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3y ago
I disagree; if you can’t fully consume something in ten minutes it’s not lazy to ask for a tldr - I have watched this video fully and while entertaining it could have been 15 min or less and not lost anything.
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3y ago
Let's not consider the possibility that the CEO might be ego power tripping to piss someone off.
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3y ago
I saw numerous Reddit posts of self driving cars causing mayhem. Every single one of them was a Cruise car. Waymo is doing something right. If the cruise fiasco forces more regulation that’s only a good thing. Hopefully waymo passes them al
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3y ago
Why is a 6 day week preferable? Except maybe to better organize gym routines?
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3y ago
For Thiel: https://time.com/6092844/peter-thiel-power-biography-the-con... Of course he doesn’t go around openly saying he’s pro fascism. Having listened to many of his speeches it’s not surprising he is though. For An
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3y ago
Are you saying Google and Meta don’t provide your personal information to law enforcement? Last I checked they do that whenever they’re asked to and to great levels of success (especially the list of all phones that were found within the ar
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3y ago
What happened in France? The way I see it, as programmers we will be far more productive working fewer days per week and just taking more time to relax. If this assumption is accurate you have to do nothing to compensate.
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3y ago
Wow never knew of this place. Is it a good place to hire from?
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3y ago
Last I saw anyone with a half decent ML PhD was making bank. Is that not true?
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ramraj07
3y ago
As long as you’re able to sell those shares immediately, a bunch of money loaded investors will be waiting to get your fraction of the AI pie from you.
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3y ago
I’ve used chef Jon’s bananas foster recipe to impress a few people in my times: https://youtu.be/yLLw-B-OR8U?si=GmC-neQ9eRDi__MK
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3y ago
Responses like this and how we handled the pandemic are why I think billions of people are going to die and some folks will still insist it’s just El Niño.
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3y ago
Can you please elaborate what great strides the field of neuroscience has made in the past 30 years? From where I stand I can’t see anyone giving a clear explanation of anything our brain does or does not do in a disease. The only novel tre
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3y ago
No one disagrees we might be able to discern insights if we understand how our brain is wired. The problem is the current state of neuroscience is so flawed in its approach it’s not looking like they’re of any use. They don’t even understan
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3y ago
M&Ms work better. Just take a mouthful, chew a bit, and swallow, and then take another mouthful.
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3y ago
It is invasive, as are most gynecological procedures. It sounds disingenuous to try and sugar coat this. My female acquaintances have long been lamenting the trauma of gynecologists especially in India telling them “please get a scan in the
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3y ago
I was once biking at what I considered acceptable pace on a long empty road in Texas one fine Sunday. Slowly I approached a kid like maybe 15-16, running. While biking without exerting myself, I was only able to approach him slowly. He was
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3y ago
You gotta check your eyes out then first. Since the introduction of retina displays there’s no reason healthy adjusted eyes will have to feel tired or strained looking at them..
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3y ago
I’ll have to try this just for the name!
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3y ago
Scaling down to zero appeals to amateur side project folks - no enterprise customer probably cares about that marginal expense here..
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3y ago
Slight nuance. We can most definitely tell if a life source you find there is from mars or not - assuming it has the same dna backbone, sequence comparison can tell exactly when life diverged into the two planets (as it likely did if mars e
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3y ago
I was hyped about materialize in the beginning but now looks like they’re just cloud focused and it’s unclear who is supposed to be their customer at all. Also I swear I saw their original docs said they can do window functions but not anym
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3y ago
This is a legitimate problem we encounter in healthcare data analytics space where it will be great to find the minimum list of Diagnosis/procedure codes that correlate most with a particular disease, etc.
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3y ago
When I saw this paper about “Royalactin” in Nature [1], it was fascinating subject matter for one but I was impressed that it was a single author non theoretical original research article in a high impact journal. I thought it was baller. H
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3y ago
The one issue is, unlike social data, you’ve not just given up your data, but you’ve condemned your entire future lineage to this leak. All their genetic information can be partially imputed from this info. Maybe this doesn’t matter today b
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3y ago
Can you mention some legal things you solved with it? Just curious!
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3y ago
There’s a lot of approved cancer treatment protocols that increase median survival by a mere few weeks. This drug also seems to be heading that way.
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