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HyperTransformer: Model Generation for Few-Shot Learning(arxiv.org)
3 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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Building a Reproducible Data Science Environment with Nix(josephsdavid.github.io)
4 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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JAX and Haskell(github.com)
3 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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Nom: A library for parser combinators written in Rust(github.com)
3 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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Securing private keys with an efficient threshold signature-based protocol(metachris.com)
1 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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Solving Bongard Problems with Deep Learning(k10v.github.io)
1 points by unignorant 5y ago|0 comments
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by unignorant 5y ago
I've heard good things about Pilot: https://pilot.com
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Cryptography behind the top cryptocurrencies(ethanfast.com)
143 points by unignorant 6y ago|71 comments
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Trusted Search(you.com)
2 points by unignorant 6y ago|0 comments
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by unignorant 6y ago
The immune system is extremely complicated, but very broadly: CD8+ T-cells (also known as killer T-cells) kill infected cells directly, whereas CD4+ T-cells (also known as helper T-cells) release signals that guide many aspects of immune re
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by unignorant 6y ago
Among other things, we use it to provide a payment solution for merchants with less friction and a lower fee structure: -- https://nash.io/payments/ -- https://blog.nash.io/nash-link-why-merchants-will-
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How an unemployed 29 year old created the biotech industry(baybridgebio.com)
13 points by unignorant 6y ago|0 comments
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by unignorant 6y ago
On the whole this essay seems to be making a deliberately slippery argument. It wants to redefine "bureaucracy" to suit its purposes while also maintaining all existing pejorative connotations of the term.
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by unignorant 6y ago
In my experience many people (unfortunately) generally feel free to disparage non-gender-binary concepts on internet communities
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by unignorant 6y ago
My first reaction was: why is a non-gender-binary crab mascot considered "political"? I'm assuming this came up incidentally in the context of its name and pronouns? By this implied definition of political, more or less any h
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by unignorant 6y ago
Constructing the resolvers is very similar to Jupiter, see: https://github.com/async-graphql/examples/blob/master/models... Agree that it's really nice. I wouldn't have switched either without
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by unignorant 6y ago
I've been using this for a small project and the feature set is far more comprehensive than anything else I've seen in Rust. In comparison to Juniper, it has much better support for subscriptions in particular. Its creator has bee
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Async-GraphQL: A GraphQL server framework(github.com)
134 points by unignorant 6y ago|37 comments
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by unignorant 7y ago
For anyone interested in this topic, during my PhD I mined fiction to build models that could predict patterns in human behavior: https://hci.stanford.edu/publications/2016/ethan/augur-chi-2...
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by unignorant 7y ago
Nash | Cryptography Engineer + Others (see below) | Remote | https://nash.io/ We are looking for an engineer to help deploy bleeding-edge cryptography. You will have the opportunity to develop new cryptographic products and
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by unignorant 7y ago
I live in SV, and while I wouldn't say hiring remote employees is common, it is becoming much more so. Staunchly opposed doesn't sound correct given the other founders I interact with. And "remote first" is a common term
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by unignorant 7y ago
Our company is remote first (no physical office, co-founders spread across the world), and one frequent point of feedback we get from new hires is that working for a company with a 100% remote culture is quite different than working remotel
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by unignorant 7y ago
Nash | Cryptography Engineer + Others (see below) | Remote | https://nash.io/ Our goal at Nash is to make trading, holding and interacting with cryptocurrencies safe and accessible to everyone. We are looking for an enginee
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by unignorant 7y ago
Nash | Backend, Mobile, Platform, DevOps | REMOTE | https://nash.io We are looking for talented people to help us build and secure infrastructure for the cloud-based components of our distributed, non-custodial exchange. If this
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by unignorant 7y ago
Nash | Backend, Mobile, Platform, DevOps | REMOTE | https://nash.io We are looking for talented people to help us build and secure infrastructure for the centralized/cloud-based components of our hybrid decentralized exchan
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by unignorant 8y ago
Nash.io | DevOps/Platform Engineer | REMOTE | Full-time | https://nash.io/ We are looking for talented people to help us build and secure infrastructure for the centralized/cloud-based components of our hybrid dec
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by unignorant 8y ago
We do this as well. It definitely helps build social rapport and trust across the company.
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by unignorant 8y ago
In US we do payroll. For other countries the employees are legally contractors, though still with equity and not treated any differently from anyone else on the team
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by unignorant 8y ago
Similar things can be said about starting a company with a fully remote team. I’d estimate we saved much more than $1M for our thirty-person company. An additional benefit is that you can recruit the best talent from anywhere, so long as
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by unignorant 8y ago
Yeah, this is something many people are excited about. We are doing a public security offering along those lines at NEX.

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