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by rayvy 8y ago
A few: https://www.marutitech.com/top-8-deep-learning-frameworks/
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by rayvy 8y ago
Agreed. If you're a regular reader of Bloomberg (I am myself), then you see that they almost fetishize abnormal wealth - constantly writing articles in regards to what the "elite", the "1%", the "ultra-wealthy&
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by rayvy 8y ago
Great resource, thanks
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by rayvy 8y ago
Yea definitely don't take that as me insinuating anything about ProtonVPN. However _absolutely_ take that as me saying "just because you're behind [insert VPN name], doesn't mean someone can't derive your actual IP&
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by rayvy 8y ago
OP was probably not a very technical user, else he/she would've understood that 1. They should've deleted _all_ relevant cookies (in the browser, as well as in the browsers cookie database) 2. There are many 3rd party compani
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Ask HN: How did you productionalize your React Native app?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|0 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
Yea as I can't count how many times I've seen a "stories" feature open on someone's phone and asked "Oh I didn't know Snapchat had that?", only to be told that it was Instagram. Insta ate Snapchat&#x2
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Snapchat weighs what was once unthinkable: permanent snaps(reuters.com)
97 points by rayvy 8y ago|105 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
This looks amazing (as everyone else said). Hope this remains somewhat stable so I/we can build on top of it. 5 stars.
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by rayvy 8y ago
> The main concerns are not the ads themselves ^ This. > but the uncontrolled amounts of information that are being collected to tailor those ads ^ Especially this. (side note: funny thing how so much of this information is gathered,
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by rayvy 8y ago
> Am I applying to the wrong jobs? I believe you're applying to the right jobs, it's probably just that the interviewers are trying to do what they think is the "popular" way of going about technical interviews. Best
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Millions of bank loan and mortgage documents have leaked online(techcrunch.com)
4 points by rayvy 8y ago|0 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
- React JS/Native on the front - Python for general/glue code - Redis for cache - Some relation tier-2 storage (MySQL) - Rust for the computationally/machine intensive stuff - Airflow for scheduling
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by rayvy 8y ago
Thanks so much for this
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by rayvy 8y ago
> So it is possible to resist, but we are not all Jimmy Wales. The pressure to submit is overwhelming. On the level of the employee, there is the specter of unemployment. To willfully reject the logic of the market is to be rightfully te
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by rayvy 8y ago
> While privacy is an ever growing concern, it isn’t a strong enough feature for most people. At the end of the day, this is the end-all-be-all argument to the Facebook and Google duopoly. People just don't give a goddamn (excuse th
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by rayvy 8y ago
Have also been reading about this [3-6]. With some believing the economy is slowing[1] (i.e., lower corp profits), and with the Fed believed to be pausing rate hikes[2] (i.e., no interest payment increases), I'm curious to see if this
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by rayvy 8y ago
Interesting story but someone I work with was actually severely rear-ended by an Uber driver heading to the airport, and she said the driver's insurance wouldn't cover the driver because the driver was acting as an Uber driver a
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by rayvy 8y ago
No. That would truly ruin HN for me personally (as seems to be the case with just about everyone else)
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by rayvy 8y ago
Ahhh. They aren't keeping the logs, they're merely forwarding the logs to another "non-associated entity" (giving them legal cover), and storing the logs there. Makes sense. They can advertise "we don't keep
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by rayvy 8y ago
> "For starters, Airbnb says it was profitable on an EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) basis for the second year in a row in 2018." Not sure if this is financial engineering or if they&#x27
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Ask HN: How did you incorporate your company?
1 points by rayvy 8y ago|2 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
About 10 feet of walkway ;)
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Ask HN: What are some ways companies spy on employees leaking data?
13 points by rayvy 8y ago|10 comments
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by rayvy 8y ago
I definitely agree that most VPN services are a cash grab, and can be nefarious to the unsuspecting user. Would definitely encourage the OP (and others) to do diligent research before signing up for one. And TOR would definitely fall under
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by rayvy 8y ago
I'll take an actual stab at this, as this is something I've been working on for the better part of a year Prerequisites (non-optional): 1. A good VPN 2. A non-Google browser (Mozilla Nightly/Privacy browser) 3. Extensions - A
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(2018) Insiders say working at Snapchat is 'like swimming in a shark tank'(wired.co.uk)
3 points by rayvy 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why does the Signal Protocol use so many keys?
3 points by rayvy 8y ago|0 comments
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B-money (1998)(weidai.com)
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by rayvy 8y ago
> Yes, there is herdlike behaviour. But why? > People, and computers which learn what worked for people in the recent past, have gone from a rich market conversation about many things to one about just QE. So are you saying that in th

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