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by rococode 7y ago
Honestly wondering because I've fortunately not needed to budget this closely before: OP said $350 for food and "500$ left for things like going out, clothes, etc.". Does that not cover what you bring up? ~$11.60 per day for
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by rococode 7y ago
For what it's worth, in my experience tasks from university researchers tend to be more fair. The last few studies I did, we paid an equivalent of $8-10/hour while estimating generously on time (e.g. we did $4/30min, but actu
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by rococode 7y ago
Reminds me of this post discussed on HN a couple months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20028108
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by rococode 7y ago
Twitter is especially weird for this since it's often a platform where people talk about downtimes. I don't see this downtime mentioned on Reddit and I don't know of other sites where it might be discussed, so if Hacker News
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by rococode 7y ago
I think a lot of the lower-tier influencers look at influencing as a source of freebies rather than an actual job. They don't make much of an income, but they're perfectly happy just with the free things they're given to prom
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by rococode 7y ago
Actually just wrote an edit to address this but I'll repeat here - I think it's a generational thing. It's not really about keeping up with specific people - when I want to do that, I just message them like you say (side note
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by rococode 7y ago
To me, Facebook provides enough value that I don't feel the benefits of deleting it outweigh the benefits of keeping it. Without it, I have no connection at all to some of my old friends. While I don't necessarily need to be conne
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by rococode 7y ago
What server specs are working well for you?
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by rococode 7y ago
> how should they deal with robots.txt files that are hundreds of megabytes large? What do huge robots.txt files like that contain? I tried a couple domains just now and the longest one I could find was GitHub's - https:/&#x2F
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X-Mouse Button Control(highrez.co.uk)
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by rococode 7y ago
AI2 (Allen Institute for AI) is, too! Over 200 papers published at major conferences with several awards. https://allenai.org/papers/papers-all.html
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How We Designed Our Interview Process(blog.readme.io)
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by rococode 7y ago
But how is that different from any of the other privacy violations that are regulated? I doubt many of us could prove any damages from Amazon listening in on conversations made by our kids, or Google not properly disclosing that its trackin
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by rococode 7y ago
Different take: This is exactly what GDPR was designed for. It just hasn't been "weaponized" enough yet to have the bandwidth to deal with every situation, so situations like these seem like targeted attacks when in reality t
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by rococode 7y ago
Baidu in China too, but like Yandex it's another region where Google has struggled to establish a strong presence.
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by rococode 7y ago
As other commenter said, this is not really the point of this particular article. But I totally agree. I recently had the opportunity to try to develop (with a team) something for the Magic Leap One over a period of about 3 months, and it w
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by rococode 7y ago
I went to a recruiting talk by Two Sigma a while back where they discussed the same thing as an example of "look at this cool stuff we get to work on". They had slides with satellite images of some parking lot and showed how they
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by rococode 7y ago
How easy is it on Slack to contact a person outside of your company? My impression is that it's fairly convoluted compared to email, but we don't use Slack extensively at my org (only for casual internal chats), so I don't kn
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Energy and Policy Considerations for Deep Learning in NLP [pdf](arxiv.org)
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by rococode 7y ago
I wonder if the results thus far actually validate the concerns raised by YC ("hard to know whether people are willing to pay")? $250 MRR strikes me as rather low for 35K MAU - assuming that's 50 users it's just over a 0
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by rococode 7y ago
I think they do continue to accept companies without MRR. I suspect they simply value it more in cases where they are unsure if the product is something that can eventually be monetized (i.e. they don't know if people are willing to pa
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Energy and Policy Considerations for Deep Learning in NLP [pdf](arxiv.org)
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Software Engineering for Machine Learning: A Case Study [pdf](microsoft.com)
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by rococode 7y ago
Could someone explain to me what the plan is for the end of the 50 year transition period? From my extremely uninformed point of view, this feels like delaying the inevitable. Is there a different outcome than Hong Kong eventually being ent
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Hidden-Variable Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
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by rococode 7y ago
Some sources: https://torrentfreak.com/private-internet-access-no-logging-... https://torrentfreak.com/vpn-providers-no-logging-claims-tes... Of course, there's still need for some level of trust, but
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Defending Against Neural Fake News [pdf](arxiv.org)
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Software Engineering for Machine Learning: A Case Study [pdf](microsoft.com)
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by rococode 7y ago
Games with strong user-hosted server ecosystems seem to be a great way for kids to start gaining serious coding experience. I went a similar path with Minecraft servers (and also first started with Runescape, both are in Java) - making a se
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by rococode 7y ago
People lower their shields when scammy stuff comes from something they trust. Kik has been around for 8 years and was pretty popular at one point, so its long-time users wouldn't notice how much it seems like a desperate moneygrab.

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