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by totorovirus 6y ago
As is instagram, linkedin etc..
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by totorovirus 6y ago
I don't think this is bad at all. If there are so many job application that human can't scale enough to process all of them, it should be a big firm with reputation and those companies are spammed by job application from all range
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by totorovirus 6y ago
You can see many brogrammers in so called the biggest security conference DEFCON. You'll soon find out that only top 5 percent actually know what they are doing and other 90 percent complete bullshit people who just claims themselves a
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by totorovirus 6y ago
lol I am a so called BERT engineer and I can't agree more to this wow
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Another japanese named OS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haiku_(operating_system)
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Anyone getting tired of those toxic PC enthusiasts who stirs a fight in a team accusing its leadership for being incorrect on sensitive issues? I don't know if Gebru actually qualifies aside the matters of ethical AI. In my experience
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by totorovirus 6y ago
I thought they were related to U.S army funded projects which were highly confidential to foreigners.. I think they split the company into sensitive department and public department and hyundai is buying the public one.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
how much are they spending btw?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
He is squeezing his last juice out of his reputation.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
I seriously don't understand why this elegant example is a 'clever' code at all. It is just much easier to understand.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
A moment when a tech giant can build a computer from bottom to top.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Kinda reminds me of getting more followers on instagram
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Well if an end task is constrained to one thing, then sure does a model with special tricks to optimize that goal performs better. GPT-3 is to confirm how deep and wide a language model can be to learn general task with few number of exampl
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by totorovirus 6y ago
nvidia is notorious for being not nice to oss developers as Linus Torvalds claims: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYWzMvlj2RQ&ab_channel=Silic... I wonder how Linux would react to this news.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
It is totally possible and easy to use tensorflow/torch if you havn't skipped linear algebra classes. Ph.D is needed if you are going for a job where you design a sophisticated model (not just adding layers, but experimenting with
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by totorovirus 6y ago
It's really interesting to see perils of old findings becoming relevant when it becomes an actual pain to practitioners. Recent hype to functional programming language and using immutable data was already out there among academics in 9
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by totorovirus 6y ago
They hacked the twitter for 12 bitcoins?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
I agree with this. It should have measured the correlation between parents' degree of formal education, attitude to raising their kids.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
I think there is a bias because giving a kid unschooling/home schooling means that the parent's are reasonably interested in educating their kids. Article has a mild opinionated view of success, which values job satisfaction. High
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Most of the exploit scripts are written in python. Easy string manipulation and third party packages (angr, ctftools etc)
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by totorovirus 6y ago
"You say you are a nameless man. You are not to your wife and to your child. You will not long remain so to your immediate colleagues if you can answer their simple questions when they come into your office. You are not nameless to me.
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Same question. How is this different from Redis?
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South Korea’s 16-Year Fight for a Green Onion Breakfast Cereal(nytimes.com)
8 points by totorovirus 6y ago|3 comments
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by totorovirus 6y ago
why is this getting attention?
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by totorovirus 6y ago
"Winter is coming"
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Play is very well documented (compared to other libraries) but some of scala libraries are not very well documented that I had to actively dive into source code level. Reading and understanding it wasn't easy at all. Scala seems to hav
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Scala has a really steep learning curve when you encounter user libraries. Though I am moderately experienced in functional programming, I still have difficulties understanding scala libraries from very experienced users. It almost feels as
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Now US doesn't have right to slander china's public surveilance
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Is 'Make sth great again' became a meme..
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by totorovirus 6y ago
Interesting to see the monumental software having been found in northern Europe :-D

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