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by timzaman 6y ago
Stanford is probably not a great example. It's exactly because the campus is and has always been so big that it's setup wide and grand.
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by timzaman 6y ago
Yep classic stereotype american culture and urban planning. One of the main things i dislike most about the bay area. Cars come first.
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by timzaman 6y ago
The big picture here is he's on the frontpage of HN and getting a ton of very valuable attention. This guy isn't dumb.
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by timzaman 6y ago
You could use a merge queue, that does an rebase on latest master, then tests your code and merges.
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by timzaman 6y ago
Article is interesting but seems quite exaggerated; > (Compared to chernobyl) the Cobalt-60 accident of Ciudad Juarez is by far bigger, precisely because it’s impossible to really know and determine the number of victims Wut?
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by timzaman 6y ago
Misleading title. They reduced their clone time by 99%. Not their build time.
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by timzaman 6y ago
I think this is known. I recall them updating the imagenet dataset with a couple of these taken out. They should have stripped the image metadata. Guess they didnt expect imagenet to be such a big thing.
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by timzaman 6y ago
Pistons? They should also make some lightweight carbon fiber saddles for my horse and carriage.
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by timzaman 7y ago
The author sadly didn't touch on e.g. zero-width spaces ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-width_space ) to fingerprint anything copy pasted.
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by timzaman 7y ago
This is actually used. I get it all the time. The only thing very interesting about 402 is that it is so close to 400 - meaning some committee must have thought this would be important for the future (of the internet). I guess history didn&
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by timzaman 7y ago
Author is in a personal bubble and doesn't know it. Most of my European programmer friends make less than their sales department. I bet it must be the same in most of asia, india, etc.
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by timzaman 7y ago
WOW. This is really impressive: You enter the house and find that it is empty. The door is locked but you can still hear the screams of those trapped inside. You search the house and find nothing of interest. You then realize something is
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by timzaman 7y ago
Copenhagen? Visit Amsterdam. Crazy amount of bikes for decades now.
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by timzaman 7y ago
His team is hiring; https://www.tesla.com/careers/job/software-engineerdeeplearn... https://www.tesla.com/careers/job/machine-learninginfrastruc... https://www.tesla.com/
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by timzaman 7y ago
Tesla | Palo Alto | AutoPilot Machine Learning Infrastructure l | Onsite | Full time Pytorch, Python, C++, GPUs, HPC. Pick three! https://www.linkedin.com/in/timzaman
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by timzaman 7y ago
This happens all the time, and for decades, and is one of the prime reasons why institutions digitize their collection.
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by timzaman 7y ago
I like to think of (software) engineering as a craft. Obviously the most effective way to learn something is by doing. The best way to get going and help you jump hoops and level up is having a mentor, or friends to talk to. Master/app
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Showing a Polynomial Texture Map of a Da Vinci Drawing(youtube.com)
2 points by timzaman 7y ago|0 comments
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by timzaman 7y ago
Can confirm (Dutch). I've been on a few droppings at night. Notice the woods in Holland are incomparable to an American scale forest. I can even nuance that you don't need to be a scout. This is fairly normal even to do on school
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by timzaman 7y ago
Polaroids from space - http://www.timzaman.nl/polaroids-from-space
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Thermoluminescence(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by timzaman 7y ago|0 comments
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by timzaman 8y ago
If you need an answer quickly, you'd end up asking the same question to multiple people. Then, multiple people will take the time to read and respond. This takes up a lot more time than just probing for 'Hi'. And, since when
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by timzaman 8y ago
Once you experience the US public transportation system (trams, busses.. dit I mention Caltrain?), one realizes how good the Dutch system is. Practically none of my Dutch friends have a car. I don't know any one in the bay area without
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Polaroids from Space(timzaman.github.io)
1 points by timzaman 8y ago|0 comments
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by timzaman 8y ago
If you visit Holland, this becomes pretty obvious, Dutch and 6'5" myself. I speculate milk culture might be a factor.
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by timzaman 8y ago
No Apple QuickTake 100!?
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by timzaman 8y ago
gelukkig nieuwjaar from mountain view!
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Valve Handbook for New Employees [pdf](assets.sbnation.com)
3 points by timzaman 8y ago|0 comments
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Latency Numbers Every Programmer Should Know(people.eecs.berkeley.edu)
2 points by timzaman 9y ago|1 comments