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sdan
7y ago
You can actually get a google account with any email (hosted on your own platform, etc.)
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7y ago
I have kind of a long last name and combined with the fact that many have said to only use .com for professional purposes (general public isn't so familiar with many other tlds), I do: firstname@firstname[first character of my last nam
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sdan
7y ago
People are for real -- But there's also a majority doing "AI" for COVID19 only to plaster on their resumes (Using CNNs or some other basic algos to detect COVID isn't that hard)
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sdan
7y ago
Not sure what you're saying, I can run ARM and regular AMD platform containers via docker compose without problems (other than I have to build ARM using buildx).
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sdan
7y ago
The issue here is not just some regular service is down: thousands (even hundreds of thousands possibly) of websites are down as well. The only reason I saw this was when I was accessing my teacher's course page only to find it was dow
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sdan
7y ago
Anyway I can subscribe? Maybe a newsletter?
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sdan
7y ago
I write about infrastructure and AI (subscribe to get emails once a few months https://sdan.io/subscribe ). In particular I write posts about setting up your own servers (one about hosting your website from your Raspberry Pi
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AI Summarizer
(sdan.io)
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7y ago
Reminds me of sports: Just because Steph Curry uses Under Armor doesn't mean everyone will too. I think obviously something created by Linus was deemed to be of great value, but what made Git as profound as it is today is: UX for the m
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7y ago
I'd argue it succeeded (at least more recently) because of the UX that companies like Github and Gitlab gave, not particularly linus or because it was free.
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sdan
7y ago
Say bye to that projected 2020 IPO
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sdan
7y ago
The benefit of Pass is it already has Chrome/Firefox plugins so all you need to do is press a keyboard shortcut and it automatically fills it in on the site. Given SpicyPass doesn't have that, I think I'll still be with Pass,
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7y ago
You can even upload the scraped images onto google photos (does a boatload of ai classification) Pretty much anyone with python familiarity can do this.
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7y ago
This is basically hugging face with more languages?
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Build your own CDN on a Raspberry Pi
(suryad.com)
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An AI wrote this article
(notrealnews.net)
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7y ago
My summary: Centralized portal to deploy microservices. No need to go through GCP/AWS list of portals (config networking, ssh, etc.) and then get your Git account setup on that VM.
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7y ago
+1 on Svelte. Seems like the better/faster option.
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7y ago
I'm fairly sure a good chunk of Github isn't open sourced either, no?
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Y Combinator Companies
(ycombinator.com)
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sdan
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IP? Didn't JP Morgan take all their patents last year?
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7y ago
Was there a reason why ML was in Florida?
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7y ago
Chase, google, and a ton of others (I think even pichai personally) put big bets a few years back. ML portrayed the aurora of Snapchat, but ultimately their secrecy killed them as well. Really reminds me of what happened with general magic
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Chase, google, and a ton of others (I think even pichai personally) put big bets a few years back. ML portrayed the aurora of Snapchat, but ultimately their secrecy killed them as well. Really reminds me of what happened with general magic
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7y ago
Either I’m imagining things or this was posted months ago here.
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I think it’s Wordpress that enables /rss on a ton of websites. I’ve recently needed to get RSS feeds and a good number of times I can find it via /rss or view the source of the site and search for xml.
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7y ago
Pretty sure this was submitted to HN a few weeks ago
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Thank you Namecheap. Been using Namecheap since 2017 and was thinking of switching over, but this decision (although malicious, protects users privacy).
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It’s all about redundancy. lidars do help though immensely if you integrate it in your ML algorithms currently
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Trivially Bypass Your iPhone's Lock
(blog.suryad.com)
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