rsp1984

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by rsp1984 10y ago
Will this offer stay free?
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by rsp1984 10y ago
I totally understand your intention behind it. And it's ok to use strong tone. But as a matter of fact: a) Say you're not going to use strong / condescending tone. b) Use strong / condescending tone. c) Express yourself
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Oh I can read "tonal nuances", as you put it, perfectly well. On the contrary it's you who's not able to spot typical manipulative patterns. he is clearly not placing himself in a position of greater success than his re
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Your point is valid but if you read my comment I'm not arguing why the author is better or worse than the people he criticizes. My point is that the author is using questionable rhetoric and is not being honest with his audience at bes
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by rsp1984 10y ago
If the downvoters please could provide just a couple of words of explanation why they think I'm wrong. Thanks.
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Right in the beginning: The stone cold truth of the matter is that most of the people pandering this advice are only doing so to build up their “guru” status ... They do this so that look up to them. They do this so that you talk about the
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by rsp1984 10y ago
I'm surprised that the article isn't answering the obvious question and that nobody here is asking it either: Did he have to pay back the 2 million?
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by rsp1984 10y ago
The title, well actually the entire article, is one of those things where A -> B is stated, well knowing (and almost expecting) that readers will understand it as B -> A or B <-> A. It's the developer version of the typical
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by rsp1984 10y ago
The website is mentioned at the very top of the main github page, as well as in several other places. Yea, but it's mentioned nowhere on the page that was linked.
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by rsp1984 10y ago
1000x This. I'm really sooo tired of projects being introduced through Github pages which have all kinds of non-descript change-lists and commit SHAs on them but lack even the most fundamental kind of information, like what the heck
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Interesting that NVDA is down almost 4% for the day [1] while AMD is up 3% [2]. Is Wall Street realizing that NVidia is not alone in the ML Hardware space? [1] https://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ:NVDA [2] https:/&
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Perhaps someone should add "(2013)" to the title.
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by rsp1984 10y ago
I don't get it. What do the numbers mean? Why do some increase every second and some stay constant? What do the symbols (crown, buildings) mean? It looks pretty cool but I don't have the time to figure out the rules by trial and e
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by rsp1984 10y ago
But also you're entirely responsible for own career, and no one in leadership is there to help you. That's really what irritated me the most when I worked there. The leadership is kind of invisible and often, so I felt, powerles
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by rsp1984 10y ago
There's $BNs waiting for you. Who would be the primary customers? The entire 3D capturing market is currently several $B per year, including services. Where would be the customers that aren't getting served today that would doub
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by rsp1984 10y ago
The problem is even worse. In VR you're competing on latency with human muscle feedback and what your vestibular system is telling you. In AR, you're competing with on latency with the human visual system that you're trying t
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Is it just me or does anyone else also feel a bit left behind by this? They say it has bindings for Android and yea, I can generate these Yoga objects in Java but how exactly would I integrate this with my Android view hierarchy? Do I need
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Yes, floating gestures are great and they do have potential but they don't solve the display problem.
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by rsp1984 10y ago
When it comes to catching the next big wave, an Apple Watch with cellular connectivity may end up representing the single biggest game-changing device Apple has shipped since the original iPhone. It would be that big of a deal. I don&#x27
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Given that you can make $5/10/15/25k a month with a cushy 9-5 corporate job where everything's taken care of for you, in most cases the choice is not small-business vs. startup, it's corporate job vs. startup. The &
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by rsp1984 10y ago
I'm not a physicist but I wonder how is it possible to disambiguate this effect from classical "Einsteinian" gravitational deflection? Neutron stars must have strong gravitational effects on light as well.
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Uber is currently the most highly valued private company in the world. No, they're not. 37Signals is [1]. Kidding aside, the term valuation in the context of a private company is always quite a bit whacky. Who determined that valuati
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Very nice, but the mental model I prefer is to think of a Matrix-Vector multiplication as the weighted sum of Matrix columns, and a Matrix-Matrix multiplication as just several Matrix-Vector multiplications (results being the columns of a n
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Thanks. We hustled to "Ramen profitability" so we don't actually need the money. We'd still very much like it though to speed some things up and to buy ourselves some ice cream to the Ramen every once in a while ;-)
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by rsp1984 10y ago
This. Intel has a lot of catchup to do there. NVidia's drivers and libs are simply on a different level. For example I've seen the same OpenGL code execute faster on an ancient Tegra 4 (mobile) platform than on an Intel Haswell
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by rsp1984 10y ago
First of all, you wrote the other party has put it on Kickstarter. That doesn't mean the product exists yet. They are just announcing it. They might in fact never ship (this happened to countless Kickstarter projects). Announcements ar
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by rsp1984 10y ago
It's a question of proper sensor fusion. The way it's typically done is with some form of bayesian prior + a robust estimator that can handle the case where your sensors give you disagreeing evidence of the true state. So you have
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by rsp1984 10y ago
Are you actually in a position to offer advice? Are you in a position to question that I am? I've raised a seed round for my company 3 years ago and we are now going for Series A. I feel experienced enough to share some of my thought
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by rsp1984 10y ago
working 3 hours a day over 200k/yr any day A business that you own and which makes you any money on 3 hours a day may be even more rare than a unicorn. In most cases you'll be spending those 3 hours per day on administrative s
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by rsp1984 10y ago
I'm not affiliated with YC in any sense but trying to clarify some things: " fix the plane while it's flying ". This is typically advice for startups that have found product-market-fit (i.e. have a product people love) b

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