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by sdan 6y ago
Surprised no one is talking about how this is Walmart's version of AmazonBasics... Here are my thoughts: It's interesting to see big online retailers make their own cheap brands to monopolize their sales
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by sdan 6y ago
Training kids like this reminds me of training AI itself: Make the reward getting a better grade and the kid will only optimize for that. Eventually the kid (the agent) will be out in the wild and they will have a weak understanding of what
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Clubhouse raises $100M from a16z(forbes.com)
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Discover's secure web-based proxy service – Facebook Engineering(engineering.fb.com)
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Realtime Bitcoin Globe(blocks.wizb.it)
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by sdan 6y ago
I've never seen a company aggressively hire as much as Cruise did in the last 3 years. Obviously this is a bad thing, but not entirely surprising they had to hold the brakes during this time.
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by sdan 6y ago
Good explanation, thanks!
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by sdan 6y ago
What exactly does Deno do? I still can't figure it out: is it a secure version of Node, if so, how?
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by sdan 6y ago
Love these sort of explanations on how companies and people run their infra. Great job KA!
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Uniregistry Joining GoDaddy(godaddy.com)
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by sdan 6y ago
Definitely: “hackers phone number” is an oxymoron, because no somewhat experienced hacker would ever give out their personal number. Don’t be shocked if it’s some twilio or google voice number
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by sdan 6y ago
Afaik, bitcoin addresses are easily interchangeable, so you can make a unique one every-time someone transfers it to the poker site. So how can CB find out if you're using it on poker?
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A New Framework for Designing Optimal Experiments with Pyro(eng.uber.com)
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ML Papers achieve similar results when disregarding hyperparameter tuning(twitter.com)
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Custom Load Balancing with Cloudflare Workers(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by sdan 6y ago
Here's some context: both you, me and a majority of HN readers have decent lives and cushy tech jobs (I'm a student and have the luxury of coding all day). Think of everyone else: those relatively regular/average people in Am
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by sdan 6y ago
Fairly sure the country as a whole is more stressed. Economy and media at least portray that.
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by sdan 6y ago
+1 on this. Get a nice server with some GPUs and you'd save a lot more than paying the super expensive costs on cloud.
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by sdan 6y ago
Well, given that I am using Docker it doesn't really matter much... but the bigger issue is: GCP in the past has completely blocked access from accounts when they detect random things. Unless I meet their demands, my entire infra is go
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by sdan 6y ago
Founder of a growing startup: Started with a cluster of Raspberry Pis and expanded onto an old desktop. Primarily did this for cost (raspberry pis alone were more powerful than a GCP $35/mo instance). Everything was fine until I needed
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by sdan 6y ago
This is AUD. In either case, I'm not entirely surprised. I'm repeating what many have said before: If you're a legit pro / enterprise, the value behind the Mac Pro is probably a lot more than the minuscule amount you&#x2
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by sdan 6y ago
What’s the differentiate between this and the million other simple note taking apps like write.as
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by sdan 6y ago
I use a CI system like Buildkite to build on my Raspberry Pis and then consequently deploy them via Docker Swarm. Working well so far. Although in a similar HN thread a few days ago, people pointed out that docker buildkit does do cross-arc
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by sdan 6y ago
Email people. Did that as a Junior and landed multiple internships. Might be harder given the situation, but no harm getting to know your industry.
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by sdan 6y ago
Swarm is dead in the water. No progress and there's a ton of basic features that aren't being supported. In my use I have to literally remove every single node and reset the cluster if 1 goes down (I run into some weird grpc error
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by sdan 6y ago
Previously I've done this, but found it takes a bunch of time. I'll give it another go, though and see how it goes!
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by sdan 6y ago
I can attest to RPI i/o speed: its horrible. Combined with the fact that I have to build Docker containers on the RPIs themselves(because of arm), its more of a hassle than a cool add-on (to be clear I'm running Docker Swarm in a
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by sdan 6y ago
Just know that: much of the stuff OpenAI and other research orgs put out (including mine) are heavily cherry-picked. Most of the time its pumps out gibberish, but in the off chance it doesn't it gets used as marketing material.
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by sdan 6y ago
Its 3x what Google Meet reported in their recent blog post, just for context.
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3D Dog(cdn.sflow.io)
1 points by sdan 6y ago|0 comments

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