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rckoepke
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I've had really high quality support from GCP and a nice human touch when I accidentally ran up a $10,000 TPU bill on my own personal project. I emailed them, saying I don't actually have that kind of money, and they not only wipe
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Google domains. Is there any reason I should be concerned about this?
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7y ago
Location: Houston, TX/Anywhere Remote: No preference Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, SQL, C++, ES6/HTML5/CSS3, Julia Email: koepke@gmail.com Resume: https://github.com/rckoepke/resume/
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Absolutely - I think something like this could make it non-profitable to operate as a telemarketer or telescammer anymore.
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Super cool! Is there a complete list of algorithms covered by this site? Does it cover more esoteric ones like fibonacci search? Or mainly just linear/binary search + lots of sorting algorithms? I think it may also be good to also have
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And never forget that "United Breaks Guitars!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YGc4zOqozo
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Just 3 years ago BA went above and beyond for me when I left a wallet on a plane, but didn't find out until I was in a different terminal (45 minutes later), and couldn't go back due to security/visa checkpoints. BA sent runn
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Many people have told me quitting cigarettes has been easier for them than quitting infinitely scrolling feeds (FB, Reddit, etc)
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Any recommendations on study path for this? Not due to the money/remote aspect, but rather I have genuine interest in these things specifically. Would a curriculum like this be at all valuable: https://uh.edu/data-scien
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This would severely backfire if the data broker thought someone else's email account was associated with your identity. Say: Danny W[ilkins] - Job Title - Salary - Job application records - Social media post history - Email 1: dannyw@g
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I will feel like my note-world is my kid if I spend a year putting notes into this. Will I lose all my notes if you shut down the app?
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Also left click should be "place new if null and immediately open note" to reduce friction. Right click can be context menu for changing color/placing objects etc.
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Definitely need that font size option! ... or, better, just good dynamic autoscaling based on f(text_length, box_size, zoom_level) and maybe a font size override option for static association. Also need a drag feature for increasing island
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You're doing great work. This is a fantastic product. Keep it up. Good luck keeping it running.
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I need help understanding the analogy!
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7y ago
A lot of people feel that if the current team is successful, then obviously you should hire more people who are similar to your current team.
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7y ago
I totally agree, which is why I haven't ever used a service like this.
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7y ago
Thank you so much for putting in this work . Helped me a lot .
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Along with atomic mass (7 for lithium, 19 for potassium) This means that for a given number of atoms, a K battery will store less energy and be significantly heavier than an Li battery. So maybe if it's cheaper that's okay for fin
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A large storage closet in my apartment building (nice one, Houston) is $20/mo. Can fit grill+bicycle+boxes+more. I probably wouldn't pay more than that to permanently store a suitcase somewhere. That would be the ceiling for me. S
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I have always dreamed of someone providing me all the essentials I need on a vacation - toothpaste brush comb etc and having it ready at airport or hotel. At a reasonable price. Seems I always forget something or forget to bring it home. Wo
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I get 502 error
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> The updated one seems to be a lot smoother across the frequency range if a bit less effective on average. Maybe smoother noise cancelling is better in some perceptual way? You nailed it: https://www.soundstagesolo.com/i
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>>US/EU, and other laws all seem relevant. >What does this mean? For context, the US has arrested people who have never set foot in the US and held no assets in the US ... for breaking US law. So when it comes to "the int
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Edited mine to correct this. I think the Berkeley case has had a chilling effect on other universities, such as Stanford. They also have not released lecturers since then as far as I can tell. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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I believe that's an open question currently and badly needs legal clarification. One standard proposed at HN from time to time is that maybe websites with high revenue should be required to conform with a specific standard such as W3C&
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I believe you're mostly correct in terms of current legal situation in the USA. Downvotes are primarily going to be from people who would prefer that wasn't the case. However, I believe most accessibility improvements must be &quo
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Context is important. This is Berkeley. They can do text to speech at an inconsequential cost. Other websites probably not so much. It's important to acknowledge economic/technical realities separately from value systems. We can d
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Most people would agree we need clearer legal framework around this. I like a business vs home analogy. If you build a storefront, it needs to be wheelchair accessible. That seems reasonable to me. If I build a home in the middle of nowhere
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I believe that was s/Stanford/Berkeley. Automated text to speech is so cheap now though. Lectures could be uploaded to YouTube and Google would do it for them.
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