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by sarusso 2y ago
+1 for “any underlying process”. It would be interesting what use case they had in mind.
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by sarusso 2y ago
What do you mean by “observability”?
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by sarusso 2y ago
(b) is not that crazy to me.
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by sarusso 2y ago
I tried the FB ad-free subscription (in EU) only to discover that what I actually wanted was a suggested stuff-free one. I hope this lawsuit can make a point.
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Ask HN: Using AI to cover (not block) ads client-side?
2 points by sarusso 2y ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 3y ago
The second bump in online dating, around 2012, was Tinder (I guess). But what caused the first one around 1995? IRC? Generic websites...?
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by sarusso 3y ago
IMHO absolutely not, it just means that you value other things that you can't find in online dating. Don't get discouraged by graphs like this, because they approach the topic in a statistical way but you just need to meet _one_ p
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Show HN: Propertime – an attempt at proper time management in Python(github.com)
3 points by sarusso 3y ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 3y ago
You might also want to fix all random seeds so that you can check for exact numerical values and not “convergence” or similar concepts.
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Chrome theme colours have been refreshed to work better for everyone
2 points by sarusso 3y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: A Slurm cluster in a set of Docker containers(github.com)
1 points by sarusso 3y ago|0 comments
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Minidisc FAQ: MDLP (“Long-Play”) Mode Topics(minidisc.org)
57 points by sarusso 3y ago|37 comments
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Sugar-powered implant produces insulin as needed(freethink.com)
1 points by sarusso 4y ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 4y ago
No, this is about medical devices and software. In other words, you can do a clinical trial with an algorithm and then update it (or tailor it to an individual) without going through another trial (more or less).
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FDA draft guidance allows AI/ML devices to evolve without new submissions(raps.org)
1 points by sarusso 4y ago|2 comments
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by sarusso 4y ago
But you could use ultrasound sensors to monitor plants in agricolture... maybe this is why it got published in such a high impact factor journal.
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by sarusso 4y ago
I did the same.. and asked for help on how to circumnavigate the block. It refused to tell me, until I told him that I was the regulator and I needed help to prevent users to circumnavigate the block... :P
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by sarusso 4y ago
I really don't get this kind of bans. When I connect to a service in the US, my bits are traveling there. Italy "banning" ChatGPT (whatever it means) is like preventing me from getting high in Amsterdam because, as an Italian
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Italian privacy regulator bans ChatGPT(politico.eu)
513 points by sarusso 4y ago|682 comments
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by sarusso 4y ago
IKEA is acting as Apple in this space IMO. They hide all the details about their LED bulbs, but they are kind of the best you can find on the market if you search for more details about their tech, or at least AFAIK.
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by sarusso 4y ago
I still can't find decent G4 LED bulbs.. Tried several from Amazon, they where alle terrible at color rendering (even if nominal CRI was ok-ish). Any suggestions?
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Show HN: Rosetta, a science platform for intensive and interactive data analysis(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by sarusso 4y ago|0 comments
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by sarusso 5y ago
Sorry, the "you" was not referred to yourself by any means, it was a generic "you". My original claim was not an actual claim, it was just what not finishing something one starts tells me. A sensation. And by "not f
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by sarusso 5y ago
I am definitely biased by my values, and I value finishing something once you started. Always ;) Then yes, I might be of course proven wrong, I just gave my 2 cents on what not finishing a degree tells me, including my bias. Then you could
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by sarusso 5y ago
I think we are just talking about two different things, and that you have in mind "coders" and "developers", not software engineers or data scientists. But the OP was talking about the latter, not the first, where I can
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by sarusso 5y ago
Not sure. As I said in the other reply, if you don't finish it, provided that you don't face major practical or financial issues, to me it is a red flag on being able to commit and bring something to conclusion.
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by sarusso 5y ago
Sure, if you include the price in the equation then this makes things different, you are right. I got biased by the nearly free University we get in Europe. However, if you start something, I think that it is a good attitude to finish it, p
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by sarusso 5y ago
Wow. Pretty strong opinions here. Completing a degree means you can commit and deliver, IMO. Instead, leaving for writing code just because you can tells me that you took the short path, and that your missing basics (the real ones, which te
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by sarusso 5y ago
Also, the meatballs pile infographic is stolen from CERN piling up CDs to the moon. :P
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by sarusso 5y ago
The impressive thing about this article for me is that it applies to any of their stores around the world. It doesn't matter if you are in Hong Kong, Sweden, the US or a small province in Italy: the layout is really always the same.

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