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by sidcool 4y ago
World: World leaders are threatening nuclear attacks. HN: Idiots. I hear they use Python for launch systems. Should be Rust for robustness. (I love this community)
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by sidcool 4y ago
Do you mean opinionated or judgemental? I feel it's not bad to be opinionated. Of course, it matters how the strong opinions are communicated.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Love him or hate him, Elon Musk knows how to productionize things.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Download it on a Mac and then airdrop.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Meta can still run on-device code to extract meaning from messages and pass on the metadata to the Ads backend.
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by sidcool 4y ago
How does this compare to Apache APISIX ( https://apisix.apache.org/ )?
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by sidcool 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. Losing O'Reilly subscription with ACM was devastating. They charge $499/year!!
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by sidcool 4y ago
Wouldn't it be physically impossible to escape the gravity of a super Earth using the currently available and known propulsion technology we have here on Earth?
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by sidcool 4y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5067824/
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by sidcool 4y ago
One of those is not like the rest.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Not just FB, LinkedIn has a similar effect, just on a different demographic.
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Wanted – People who know decades old language for unemployment claims(2020)(cnn.com)
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Pali: Scaling Language-Image Learning in 100 Languages(ai.googleblog.com)
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by sidcool 4y ago
This looks pretty dope. Is there a documentation where one can understand the underlying concepts of such a tech?
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by sidcool 4y ago
ELI5 anyone? What does this exactly mean?
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Show HN: Go-select – Provides SQL like 'select' interface for file systems(github.com)
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by sidcool 4y ago
Reddit has a lot of such rabbit holes, but one needs to wade through a lot before finding it.
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by sidcool 4y ago
The World at War
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by sidcool 4y ago
This is an old article. Please label it likewise.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Those are extreme exceptions. Steve Jobs and the others you mentioned are not even in close leagues. That was my point, we try to judge everyone with the same yardstick and divide them in strict binary buckets. By that logic, Steve Jobs
951.
by sidcool 4y ago
It's a habit of the internet diaspora to label a person either good or bad; binary, with no wiggle room to model the complexity of psychology. Steve, like any other human, is a shade of grey. He did some awful things and some great on
952.
by sidcool 4y ago
Can anyone explain what's going? I am /r/OutOfTheLoop
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by sidcool 4y ago
The article is mainly about regulations. I understand the OP's sentiment. However, the tobacco industry, the sugar industry, the opioid industry, the oil and gas industry etc have made me very sceptical of private corporations. Gove
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by sidcool 4y ago
New iPhone expected.
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by sidcool 4y ago
This is so out of the Silicon Valley episode. I love it. God speed George. Down with patent trolls. I'll buy a comma AI just to support George. Even though I can't even use it. May be I'll gift it to someone.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Thanks.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Please add some context to the title.
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by sidcool 4y ago
Yes, Haskell started as a pure academic endeavour. In fact I think the creators tried very hard not to compromise on its pure Math-y focus. But that exactly contributed to its success (ironic). I see Haskell being used by Big tech as wel
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by sidcool 4y ago
Are there any news around products that the company is working on? It it something like GPT or Dall-e?
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by sidcool 4y ago
I have seen that techies have poor listening skills. It's all about "Rails sucks" or "JavaScript rocks" etc. And without understanding problem statement. Starting point could be to listen well and wait to form an

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