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This isn't true for all countries. I did my high school in India and I had to do tax returns (ex. calculate taxes for a working couple w/ mortgage, investment income, PF (401k) etc.) and financial calculations (compound interest
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6y ago
Would appreciate it if someone can ELI5 how they assembled a dataset for this task, without relying on english. I am not able to figure out their LASER 2.0 system
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6y ago
I wonder how much of the 1.75 Billion was already spent. I can't believe how they raised so much money in the first place without any market validation whatsoever.
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6y ago
https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl Note that it doesn't do slim binaries yet for embedded. Don't know if that's in the roadmap.
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6y ago
If it is indeed a bubble, why aren't there rigorous studies by universities, hedge funds and adtech competitors ? I'm sure there is quite a bit of money to be made shorting Google and Facebook.
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6y ago
Is it possible that it is learning a kalman filter indirectly ?
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6y ago
So Sec.4.2.B.iii says the large communication providers are allowed to charge a fee to access the network but doesn't say anything about the same charges being applicable to themselves. Wouldn't this create a competitive advantage
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Can interoperability and data portability still be legislatively mandated if APIs were ruled copyrightable in the Supreme Court (Oracle vs Google) ? Can monopolies go further and claim their user graph and user data is also under copyright
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6y ago
One can argue the neural architecture + weights is the programming language of AI (for now).
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6y ago
Is Nim a systems programming language ? can it operate at the same level as rust and zig ?
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6y ago
How does this compare to zygote ?
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6y ago
Not for H1Bs. This is a popular misconception. You can hire an H1B as long as you're paying above prevailing wage for that job as set by DOL.
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6y ago
When you hire an H1B you have to do something called a Labor Condition Application where you mention the occupation, salary offered and compare it against the prevailing wage. The salary offered needs to be higher than the prevailing wage.
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6y ago
Immigration laws were passed and signed even after 1960s. Since I only focused on H1B in my original comment I will only seek to address that point. H1B changes were not implemented by administrative fiat. The AC21 act was passed to provide
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You can take all kinds of policy positions on a campaign, but any president cannot really do much to the H1B system without passing laws. Passing a new immigration bill is very hard since there are so many competing interests benefiting fro
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6y ago
It looks like the sensor doesn't use power but the data transmission still does ?
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6y ago
Can you use smartphone wifi to do backscatter communication with the product at the software level or do you need some kind of custom firmware to achieve this ?
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6y ago
thanks!
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6y ago
Thank you. I thought this was some paid enterprise product. Didn't realize there was a free version. It looks like I have to sign-in to download but can't find a link anywhere to create an account, either on the homepage or anywhe
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I'm an engineer who writes the occasional matlab/python code to automate tasks, process data and fit models. Numerical libraries are extremely important to me. I recently started using Julia for simulating/fitting some differ
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I had to read a lot of patents as an R&D engineer. Keep in mind it's written by lawyers so the text will have very dry language. Google patents is workable. Just learn about the patent classification system so you can really narrow
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6y ago
How is this dataset being updated considering considering the data from the iCERT system is not available real time anymore ? Are you relying on their annual disclosures ?
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6y ago
You need to pass laws for all that. Even this regulation surviving legal challenges is doubtful.
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6y ago
Duplicate https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24662435
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6y ago
I am guessing the clickbait title is to make the article widely shared and attract funding. Probably have to read the journal paper to get accurate details.
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Gig workers are going to become a larger part of the workdorce. Can't put the genie back in the bottle. Full time employment for the service sector will continue to go down. It's either this or outsourcing. As of now benefits (hea
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6y ago
What about Japan ? I read somewhere that they have manageable housing costs even in Tokyo. If true, how did they achieve it ?
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Are international postdocs paid less than US Citizen postdocs ?
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I really like OP's idea of giving lifetime annual grants to a lot of promising individuals to use it towards whatever they want. Since they are federally funded, all their work should be eventually open sourced and patents expiring aft
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If you apply for an extension before your visa expires you have 240 days before you become out of status and your stay becomes unauthorized. You then start accruing illegal stay which could lead to bans on future entry to the US.
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