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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I’m still pissed that they cheapened the cover material. Used to be that amazing thick rugged cover. Plus, I’m much less excited to read it in the last year or two than previous 20 years.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Reminds me of that Netflix show Clickbait. The more views the more it kills the site.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I will miss the ratio: likes / (likes + dislikes) I used this quite a lot for determining if a video was decent or not.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Firstly, we should teach that algorithms have nothing to do with logarithms. I’m in a corporate non-tech company and have, on multiple occasions, encountered someone who talks about algorithms as if they are from math class in high school.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Brilliantly put.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I was thinking of this just the other day. Just the past few weeks, Apple with CSAM, OnlyFans getting between people and their fans/clients. All of these big corporate moves are making me think more and more of decentralization of plat
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Oh grow up Delta. Seriously, sometimes companies really act like children. We obviously don’t think the delta variant is related to Delta airlines. Do you think all Charlies just changed their name from the charlie variant.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
This sums up the frustration very eloquently.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I very rarely focus on the person but rather on the output. I try hard to deliver feedback genuinely, respectfully, and with an interest in elevating our collective work product. I try to offer advice or potential resources for the improv
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Could it be that Apple thought that child pornography was going to get the most sympathy from society for this general approach of scanning libraries? They may have expected some HN push back but maybe hoped for some halfway decent press r
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Why would Apple expose this API call?
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Can someone help me understand how the model was found and extracted?
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
If you had the weights of the hashing neural network (NeuralHash) could it be reversible so that a hash could derive a similar photo to the original?
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I wonder what image transformations would yield a different hash in the NeuralHash algorithm. Anyone know? From Apple: “The neural network that generates the descriptor is trained through a self-supervised training scheme. Images are pertu
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I work for a big 4 consulting firm and I think our process works well and is extremely short. We hire financial engineers (quants) and data scientists. I’ve lived through working with hundreds of hires and can say from actual experience it
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I have a 3.5 year-old and just had twins. A story like this makes me feel very warm inside. Being a relatively new father, I'm beginning to understand the unconditional love and sacrifice that grows when you have kids. I commend this f
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
If the title of this post is true, I just really hope there is something better than CSS in the future.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
To be able to make these suggestions means you must have significant experience and knowledge of the internet backbone. Super impressive.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
I might have read somewhere that the original design of HTTP allowed for transactions to occur. This free point is a big one. Once Apple set the price of 0.99 for an app it really dropped the market price for software. It's funny tha
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
100% ditto minus the building it myself. Through ben's videos I finally understood how instructions really work and how a program is executed. Despite being a tech fanatic, I'm have so much more appreciation now for what is actua
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Totally. I tried so hard to get myself to keep it because occasionally it’s really comfortable but after about 3 weeks of worsening lower back pain, I went back to my cushioned kitchen table chair and it disappeared. I really really tried b
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
The way I classify things is as follows: 1. Notes 2. Tasks These are not mutually exclusive. And the fact that they are not mutually exclusive is, in my opinion, one of the major obstacles in being able to develop a really good process
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Ask HN: How to tell if a website has revenue?
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
The best line from this article: But I am saying that teaching people how to do something online is often much more lucrative than actually doing that thing yourself.
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
- Realforce R2 Mac Keyboard (I first thought a 300 dollar keyboard was bonkers, but typing on this keyboard gives me so much joy and makes me look forward to sitting down at my desk still after a year of use). - BMW X5 with CarPlay (just a
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Are there open source document layout engines that are even remotely close to Google Docs quality?
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
Never heard of 2K TV but sounds like a pretty narrow issue. I’m guessing it’s not not widespread across a high percentage of their user base? Nonetheless, it may not be the right choice for your specific needs but this comment shouldn’t be
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by ryeguy_24 5y ago
There are a lot of negative remarks about Roku in here and I’m baffled. I think their user interface and experience have been flawless for the past 5-7 years. I’ve had Roku 3, Roku 4K, and now a TCL Roku TV. The remote control is super snap
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by ryeguy_24 6y ago
Ah, fair point.
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by ryeguy_24 6y ago
Not much novelty in this concept is there? Tennis is easy. You can hit a ball with a racquet pretty easily, gettin it in is a little more difficult. But when you get to a much higher level, there is spin, footwork, eye hand coordination,

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