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by ugh123 2y ago
SaaS (shoveling as a service)
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Blame Brexit, not WFH
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Can parts of these be 3d printed?
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by ugh123 2y ago
Or just microwave the whole thing? /s
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Great work!
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by ugh123 2y ago
80s "git clone"
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by ugh123 2y ago
GoPro should enter the drone market.
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by ugh123 2y ago
What, you don't know about the Marvel character of the warrior who travels through bovine?
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by ugh123 2y ago
I've seen those for very small one-man drones. Are you talking about Cessna-size?
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by ugh123 2y ago
When can we have ejector seats for commercial airplane cabins. Or.. "ejector cabins"?
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by ugh123 2y ago
>That’s not to say that they should be given infinite leeway, but nobody here has made that argument, so… I interpreted this from OP: >Both failed… I would have much preferred keeping them to finding and training someone new as giving
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by ugh123 2y ago
But was that really a pip? A "pip" in corporate culture is typically also combined with a chat with HR and official documentation written by, for, and with HR.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Keeping low performers on a team (or ones that yield "failed projects" consistently) isn't good for the rest of the team and/or your own personal stress and productivity (as a manager).
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by ugh123 2y ago
That would be a terrible reason to give up, or slow down, on research in any area of health science.
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The next evolution of this should be two 5-fingered robot hands doing the work.
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by ugh123 2y ago
How do you handle extremely large repos? Can these be cached on machines, per-customer?
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by ugh123 2y ago
Is there not a 3rd option for iphones to remotely wipe and brick further use?
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by ugh123 2y ago
> You need a system of code management (documentation, diagram, IDE, tests, etc), to explain in a human-friendly way what the hell is going on I think this is where AI could be helpful in explaining and inspecting large codebases, as an
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Loved this quote from Michael Caine >You must be able to stand there not thinking of that line. You take it off the other actor’s face. Otherwise, for your next line, you’re not listening and not free to respond naturally, to act spontan
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This is an interesting move by Google. The watch market for kids is huge and growing. Look at the major companies sales here. Also look at the amount of kid's smart watches available on Amazon and number of reviews (I know, i&#x27
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> In general though, TTS as an isolated system is mostly a dead end IMO Do you mean like as a simple text to speech application? There is a huge need for better quality audiobook output.
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by ugh123 2y ago
This is lame. Was expecting an actual "inflight experience", but got a VR tour app of the cabin along with the same 'ol silly avatars.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Did Jim Carrey provide a service for anyone to impersonate a voice?
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Maybe it assumed you put it all on meme stock options
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I feel like that loathness is largely coming from the game design community, particularly asset and environment artists.
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Probably because those are "soldiers" and not leaders and decision makers.
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I think theres a big difference between a model that is "dumb" and a model that can cause harm by running loose with ill-thought actions.
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There should be yearly awards for good science animations and learning tools like this
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Whatever the models used, or type of data within accounts this operates on, this clause would be red lined in most of the big customer accounts that have leverage during the sales/renewal process. Small to medium accounts will be su
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Real life Miles Dyson

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