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811.
by tanilama 9y ago
Well they better not, they have lost almost all consumer trust at this point. They need to rebuild that, maybe for years to come.
812.
by tanilama 9y ago
Wow, that is really backwards. How could any French streaming service survives the law? I am surely don't want a service that only has movies 3 years old.
813.
by tanilama 9y ago
I am on the same boat here. Technically it is NOT google's fault to open those access to Apps. Just like credit card CVV, the right to grant you the access to it, prohibit you to store in your server. For personal information, I think
814.
by tanilama 9y ago
I think permission to read the contact, is different than the permission to store it in your own server.
815.
by tanilama 9y ago
Why wouldn't I? For ML, without an advanced degree, you are seriously disadvantaged from the very beginning. That is my first hand experience. For those areas I listed, it is not adequate to contribute much during the bachelor's.
816.
by tanilama 9y ago
Working in ML in a big firm. Data pointa are about 30. Most candidates pass the resume screen at least have Masters, majority have PhDs. Bachelors are rarely considered, unless EXTREMELY competitive, like good students from Harvard/MIT
817.
by tanilama 9y ago
I doubt that. Bachelor is not sufficient for a lot of areas in CS, like DB/Distributed System/Machine Leanring, etc.
818.
by tanilama 9y ago
I have Play Music, and Red comes with it. I like the current YouTube Red experience. It actually encourages me to watch more videos.
819.
by tanilama 9y ago
How is auditor going to help in this case? If that company like hide it somewhere secrete and have it encrypted?
820.
by tanilama 9y ago
Using their messenger app, not the main app.
821.
by tanilama 9y ago
CEO, in this case, a celebrity, can walk away, free of consequences, in face of a political disaster? This attitude is pretty problematic
822.
by tanilama 9y ago
It comes down to motivation. Obama is a career politician, but Bannon is an ideologist. The former seeks to get elected, the latter seeks to plant ideas and change the society in a fundamental way. To me, Bannon is much more dangerous than
823.
by tanilama 9y ago
I am not shock by the facts that they are collecting data. The fact they are designing a psychological procedure to feed their narrative and agenda to you in an unconscious way, shaping and changing your world view, with that message only t
824.
by tanilama 9y ago
I won't be so certain. An ASIC/FPGA chip that accelerates specific Database operation is already a reality. The problem is the cost effect ratio. BTW, cloud provider already making tons of customized hardware themselves. And talki
825.
by tanilama 9y ago
But as cloud service provider grow stronger, they will begin to make their own chips, like TPU. That is a much bigger threat to Intel. Essentially, as Moore's law is effectively put into an end, people will seek to make their own custo
826.
by tanilama 9y ago
In what way, can you specify?
827.
by tanilama 9y ago
So you are saying Anime.
828.
by tanilama 9y ago
Then we are running into this taxation without central government problem. Not all countries in EU are for further integration, this might a lot of eyebrows.
829.
by tanilama 9y ago
They won't leave. But they will raise price to battle off the revenue loss. After all, they don't want to lose money. Would expect Amazon to raise price universally in EU. I mean that is inevitable anyway.
830.
by tanilama 9y ago
I don't know. It is like theatres forbid moviegoers to take their own food into it, so people can only choose a limited selection from within. I see this as more of a morale problem than a legal one. As a company advertised itself as c
831.
by tanilama 9y ago
Is this legal?
832.
by tanilama 9y ago
I think the phone maker will using software to make sure your phone is beyond tolerant in 2-3 years.
833.
by tanilama 9y ago
Depends on how accessible this is.
834.
by tanilama 9y ago
State machine is useful when it is useful. I can see for certain string matching problem, internal management of certain data structure, it is going to be a handy improvement. However, specifically in web development, it is discouraged beca
835.
by tanilama 9y ago
This is not going to work because it is unfair to other candidates, who did the tests. And it is impossible to avoid any coding question later either.
836.
by tanilama 9y ago
As ridiculous this headline is and holding my suspicion that it might be a PR piece, I wish wholeheartedly the following claim from the article is true. > Automating the training of machine-learning systems could make AI much more access
837.
by tanilama 9y ago
I see this as a failure of the US's public education system, and a twisted reward system. The education seems focus heavily on making students happy/comfortable with themselves, and congratulate them on ever tiny achievements. Thu
838.
by tanilama 9y ago
I completely feels the same. I am grateful for the education and opportunity that is offered, but I am losing purpose as time goes. The America that I was dreaming of, might never exist in the first place. However, it is painful, now even a
839.
by tanilama 9y ago
> American high school graduate Do you understand how abysmal your people's mathematics skills in comparison to average Asian countries? SAT math is like 7-9th graders' homework, definitely not high school level in Asia.
840.
by tanilama 9y ago
Nevertheless, our brain is able to model such abstractions just fine. The capacity to represent such non-differentiable structure is the key.

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