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by return1 7y ago
Guys, stop commenting. It's a rhetorical question.
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by return1 7y ago
Alarming articles like this raise more questions than answers. The number of species on earth apparently ranges from 2 million to 1 trillion (??). One question is whether this biodiversity is needed. Life on earth has survived significantl
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by return1 7y ago
I am glad for this because it shows what the whole fuss about "dangerous" was about. This is like an illusion that looks deceptive from afar, but is however transparent on any closer inspection. As long as it is impossible for dee
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Show HN: Which App Is the "X" of "Y"?(projectilo.com)
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by return1 7y ago
Greenhouse reimagined as Notre Dame
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by return1 7y ago
Smart move. And if Facebook becomes irrelevant in a few years, he can use all the cash to turn it to a bank
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by return1 7y ago
I wonder what oss people think about Worklist, a bidding system for open source. I have not seen it be used beyond highfidelity. https://worklist.net
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by return1 7y ago
Nytimes seems to lean more on the one side since they erected a paywall. It is inherent to subscriptions that they create a selfreinforcing bubble by telling subscribers what they want to hear, but other publications are doing better (ft, w
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by return1 7y ago
In the future we are going to have neural fashion. People will use the knobs of an autoencoder to generate the clothes they like, preview them on artificial models , and then order them for manufacturing.
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by return1 7y ago
Couple this with the work in neural 3d rendering and we will probably have a new generation of 3d technology in a few years. https://deepmind.com/blog/neural-scene-representation-and-re...
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by return1 7y ago
> Thus they determined that the brain does not operate like a set of switches, as we used to think Nobody thinks that. Not even in neuroscience. Karl Lashley's experiments with cats happened well before the 50s and he concluded that
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by return1 7y ago
Techcrunch has another article about why pornhub shouldn't buy tumblr , which brings up some good points https://techcrunch.com/2019/05/02/porns-secret-monopoly/
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by return1 7y ago
Right, not a government building then. Its main use is being a tourist attraction.
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by return1 7y ago
That s no longer a gothic cathedral. And considering that it's not a public building like the reichstag, what's the point of doing that modernist crap in a museum that is famous for itself. Norman Foster is 83 years old, and i thi
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by return1 7y ago
And when they have vested interests in their children, they will choose the worst ways to serve them. I can provide as an example Greece, which is suffering an economic crisis and an even deeper demographic crisis. Despite that, elections
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by return1 7y ago
Yup, and the state of the art BERT and gpt-2 are both based on transformers.
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by return1 7y ago
I think this is something that will improve in the future. Cities everywhere are optimized for the very specific 9-5 living lifestyle and commute, and people heavily rely on work for social functions. But as more and more people are working
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by return1 7y ago
he was in the USA?
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by return1 7y ago
get him back?
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by return1 7y ago
i don't get the "retire early" part. who wants to be a retiree for ever? But financial independence is sweet freedom
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by return1 7y ago
imho, advertising is an extremely fuzzy business. Advertisers throw money on campaigns because facebook tells them to do so, and then increases their prices. It generates revenue for sure, but i dont see it working out well in the long term
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by return1 7y ago
Their redesign reminds a lot of google plus, which incidentally was used by many communities because it was convenient and relatively uncluttered. i dont think people can get excited by this anymore though. Facebook is in a decline trajec
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by return1 7y ago
Honestly, people adapt, and they are still social creatures like they ve always been. On the contrary, i find the fact that most people's social life ends after they leave the office to be deeply troubling.
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by return1 7y ago
This seems like something to fix. Remote work imho is the inevitable future and it is going to get better and better as more people join the asynchronous work model and people build services around remote companies (there are very few thin
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by return1 7y ago
Can you tell a reason why not? Opening up any technology has proved to be good for innovation in 100% of the times so far. Perhaps we have all missed on some amazing mods of iphones.
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by return1 7y ago
and transformers
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by return1 7y ago
From my experience, eCPMs have not gone down in the past 10 years, at least for adsense . Which means that ads are not a worse monetization than it was in the past if that's what you are asking.
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by return1 7y ago
... or any phones
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by return1 7y ago
Call it a hobby. A side-project has to sustain itself to be able to continue existing. I think that's what confuses people. As for the money question , one can just say "i might sell it"
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by return1 7y ago
more precisely f6k

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