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vletal
4y ago
I've just interviewed for Google and Meta. In total I went through 8 individual coding interviews. With an exception of one, which was a bit too much like a puzzle, I think the assignments were completely fair examples of what I might
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vletal
4y ago
What about battery life on iPhones? Is the hardware utilised efficiently?
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vletal
4y ago
Given our history of creating solutions to problems and dealing with side-effects later, I'd love to first see plenty of research explaining how is this not gonna go out of hand in a few years.
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RWKV-LM: RNN with transformer-level performance, without using attention
(github.com)
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vletal
4y ago
It's like online voting. It works as long as the government does not have a malicious intent of staying in power indefinitely. Then the secret word list might include stuff like "free speech" or "Uighur" and the wor
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vletal
4y ago
Are you American? I feel like you are assuming taking extreme measures to solve US problems. Have you considered how similar measures already affect markets in other countries? ad. "not a market" - When you do that are you going t
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4y ago
> ... it is reasonable to question whether DALL-E 2 constitutes progress toward solving the deep challenges of commonsense reasoning, comprehension, reliability, and so forth that would be needed for a truly general-purpose AI ... I like
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vletal
4y ago
1. Person can not tell you they are lying if they think they tell the truth 2. To fully understand a person you need to know their history
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4y ago
This is exactly why I first skim comments before opening the link itself. Thank you.
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I do not get it. Did you have to shut it down? Does not make sense to complain that someone uploaded stuff to a public unprotected writable storage. Wouldn't securing it with a set of credentials suffice?
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4y ago
When we have anough compute or the models get much smaller. At this point it seems wasteful to utilize gaming level GPU to decode audio stream.
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Ask HN: Is there an open API for upcoming French Presidential elections?
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vletal
5y ago
Looks easy. Yet you need to write the JPG to a temp file first since applescript does not seem to be able to parse JPEG without seek(), hence no piping / streaming possible. [1] https://stackoverflow.com/a/30578
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5y ago
> fire fast My former company fired bunch of people at the beginning of COVID, because of the reaction of markets and our clients, some of whom left us. The fired employees were either new hires or bad apples. IMO it cleaned up the air a
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5y ago
OK. I am definitely old... - I have mostly no joy playing video games anymore these days. - I found myself refusing some contemporary stuff in favour of stuff "I am used to". Damn! I was always looking at my dad, not understanding
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5y ago
Nice exercise. Similarly I learned most about basic computer architecture by programing 8050 in ASM as well as C. And I'm 32. Am I old yet? I'm not right? Right?
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vletal
5y ago
The Jetbrains ecosystem is well integrated. Kotlin is a dish best served with IDEA. There are people who do not like using it.
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vletal
5y ago
Mark was on Lexes podcast counter arguing against that. Any link? I'm really interested in the source material.
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It's there really some reason not to generalize IPC to RPC "between processes"? To be more specific, is there really a justifiable specific of either of these applications which prevent us from having a single tool which woul
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Well, I definitely did not expect it can be done over night. More like over a year or something.
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Yeah. With a message which literally says "use Telegram to overthrow Putin"...
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vletal
5y ago
Could they maybe like reopen some?!
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vletal
5y ago
I have a limited experience in security field, all I could do was to donate money. Yet if I did fucking trust me I'd be putting all my spare time into this. To anyone with the required skill set. Please, this is you chance to remotely
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I am perplexed that this makes headlines. Even the free market has spoken. People pay premium to live in a more dense areas where the stuff they enjoy and interact with is within their proximity. Interesting how successful the car manufactu
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vletal
5y ago
There is a process called evolution going on. It's gradual and at some point there was a first bird which had the right gene combination for us to call it a chicken. It's parents did not have this specific traits and hence it'
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Chicken. If we establish some trait of a chicken we could be able to trace the first bird wich had the specific gene combination and it's parents had not. Still a well defined non paradox.
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Even if you put it like that, it is the egg that a chicken hatches from. The other option does not work at all.
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Such a pre-Darwinian mental exercise. It's there some other common variant, which actually is undefined? Let me try - rivers or rain? - ping or pong?
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5y ago
Anyway "considered redundant backup not necessary for level 2 autonomy" breaks the "all Teslas now have the HW required for full autonomy" promise. They should have told customers.
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5y ago
Is this really the causality. Could it be the other way around? Depressed people might in time develop bowl disorders?
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