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Microsoft menaced with GDPR fines in EU for gathering of people's info in Office(theregister.co.uk)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER: Deep Learning Retreat | Part-time instructor | San Francisco | REMOTE | Part-time Side gig for someone who loves teaching and mentoring. Can be on a weekend day, make sure your contract with your fulltime employer allow
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Deep Learning Retreat | Part-time instructor (2 days every 3 months) | San Francisco | ONSITE | Part-time Side gig for someone who loves teaching and mentoring. Can be on a weekend day, make sure your contract with your fulltime employer a
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Training your empathy as a cure for cofounder problems, the #1 statup killer(deeplearningretreat.com)
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Show HN: Deep learning retreat scholarships
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Deep Learning school aiming at social impact projects, production-quality code(deeplearningretreat.com)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Author of the article here. Happy to answer any questions about Deep learning retreat, the social impact goal, or the job market.
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Getting your first job as a deep learning engineer: the current state(deeplearningretreat.com)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
http://zeihan.com Geopolitics kicks ass. Very fact based, provided lots of context to make strategic decisions, such as where to start your next company.
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Deep Learning Retreat | Senior Resident mentor | Fremont, CA | Full-time | https://deeplearningretreat.com/ Deep learning Retreat (DLR) is the first deep learning school in the world. We train people who want to either: - H
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Awesome. Thanks. Some for of versioning and visual diff would totally kill any other app.
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by urlwolf 8y ago
If I could do every single action without a mouse, it'd be fantastic. Navigate around notes with arrow keys. I think you took the 'webapp' UX model a bit too far (where everything must be click, animation, multiple choice. No
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Yeah, I mean the rectagle with shadow. Not needed. It also feels wrong that is 'modal', you are editing or moving. I'd rather click and start writing. having to do another click for note type, when 90% of the time it's t
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by urlwolf 8y ago
Also linking notes to make them relate to each other would be great. Imagine a 'police board' with visible connections instead of a whiteboard...
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by urlwolf 8y ago
This Thing is creat. cons I find: - Hmm, no shortcuts? or keyboard support in general. Press arrow down to highlight a search result fails - bounding box for a note not needed (see onenote) - Search the content of a note not possible? - Too
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MS teams has a free tier now. Limited to 300 users though(cnbc.com)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
I'm European, and pro-EU. Yet, everyone I respect in my inner circle is crystal-clear about one thing: EU has lost. There's US, there's CN... and a big hole where EU should be. In technology, EU is not a contender, and will n
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by urlwolf 8y ago
I'm struggling with the 'what can I eat' question. I'm mediterranean. I've tried plenty of fad diets. One unorthodox way to check the effect of a diet: "Did you feel any better?" I'm currently vegan.
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by urlwolf 8y ago
I've heard this happening in Singapore: the job market is so strong that you get people signing a contract and never showing up. I really wonder if they understand how mega-connected everyone is in this day and age, and how easily the
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More Media attacks on Musk, this time fluffier than ever(theatlantic.com)
1 points by urlwolf 8y ago|1 comments
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Semiconductors made-in-america are important for CN and could stop a trade war(economist.com)
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A good history of ML/AI with quotes from the DL luminaries(bloomberg.com)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
You can try Manjaro, it's a tamed arch. It's what I use. Very happy with it...
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San Francisco prepares for the bust after the boom(sfexaminer.com)
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by urlwolf 8y ago
For something speedy, and as programmable as vim or emacs but in a sane language (lua), try textadept.
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BMW series 7 reaches self-driving level 5 (fully autonomous). German language(youtube.com)
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General Assembly acquired for $415M(producthunt.com)
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Why Having No Massive Transformative Purpose Will Kill Your Company(paulkeijzer.com)
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How to unit test machine learning code. – Chase Roberts – Medium(medium.com)
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PyTorch for Recommenders 101(blog.fastforwardlabs.com)
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