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by yati 7y ago
I like how the concept image of the new A7 highway prominently also shows bike lanes with a couple of bikers :)
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by yati 7y ago
> Nowhere was the user data decrypted and in particular the cloud provider does not have access to either the orignal image nor is it able to decrypt the prediction it computed. That's from the post. Is that what you meant by creati
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by yati 7y ago
So I can't use my personal account to receive salaries? Does the bank have to know/care about the details my profession?
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by yati 7y ago
Rust allows you to opt for static dispatch with traits when possible so that there is no runtime cost. See https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.8.0/book/trait-objects.html
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by yati 7y ago
I see, thanks for the clarification.
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by yati 7y ago
I'm not a native English speaker. To me, your first excerpt is much more understandable: I can automatically form the abstraction given these examples, whereas the second excerpt, although more general, is honestly harder to "hamm
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by yati 7y ago
Sleep is very very important, and I've learned this the hard way. Sleeping well has been a challenge, and I am glad I'm not alone. Articles like this one and books like Why We Sleep however make me very anxious, since all they see
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by yati 7y ago
You mean Apple/IBM/Lenovo never copy good ideas? It's also not like these Chinese companies are pushing the companies you call original and innovative to slash their prices by stealing their customer base: Apple fans still bu
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by yati 7y ago
Maybe interesting for people here is also the undecidability of parsing Perl: http://www.jeffreykegler.com/Home/perl-and-undecidability
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by yati 7y ago
Reservoir sampling requires you to maintain a reservoir of n items that will be your sample. This can be prohibitive if the sample size itself is huge. The algorithm described here decides (commits) whether an item is to be sampled as it s
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by yati 7y ago
This resonates with my recent experience. I'm Indian, but I live in Europe, and during a recent trip to the US, I was amazed by how easy going the people were. I was able to have nice conversations with random locals. From a nice uncle
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by yati 7y ago
There are others in this thread who are curious too, e.g.: > Could someone elaborate on why this is interesting? The linked page doesn't have much context. Just compare your question's tone with that, for example, and maybe tha
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by yati 7y ago
I think the OP might be talking about student debts.
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by yati 7y ago
> I LOVED Perl. Perl isn't going anywhere. It is under active development. One unfortunate thing about naming the sister language Perl 6 is that it tends to indicate that it is the Next Perl (like Python 2 vs 3). But it is not, Perl
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by yati 7y ago
This reminds me of my childhood days when every Sunday I'd watch Captain Vyom and then Shaktimaan on Doordarshan. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Vyom https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/S
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by yati 7y ago
I'm using Android (Pixel 3), and the work profile works for me. IMO it is much better than having to carry two phones.
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by yati 7y ago
Yes, indeed we have APAP, but they might be significantly costlier than CPAP. But CPAP is already a lifesaver. Our doctor was totally cool with CPAP, and suggested APAP if we could afford it solely because of its added comfort.
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by yati 7y ago
My father has a very severe form of obstructive sleep apnea, resulting in really loud snoring. In my home country, snoring generally isn't seen as a symptom for a deeper problem, and is just accepted as an annoyance, sometimes even ass
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by yati 7y ago
I once was invited to interview for a startup to work with their (mostly remote) team for a week, for which they would compensate me at a decent rate. I never managed to find the drive to take a week off for this, but yes, it would have bee
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by yati 7y ago
Maybe they have multiple big repos, and that number is per repo?
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by yati 7y ago
One way is to make sure the provenance is known from source tuples to all the way to the model version, and (eventually) retrain the model when any records upstream of it are deleted.
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by yati 8y ago
There are decent non-Apple laptops now, like the Dell XPS 13. Unless of course you need to use Mac OS.
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Moving fast, breaking things, and fixing them as quickly as possible(medium.com)
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by yati 8y ago
To start with, deciding what constitutes markdown, i.e., a spec. There are a bunch of incompatible "flavours" out there.
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by yati 8y ago
Well while that is troubling enough, the fact that the people behind these accounts representing ministers running a country do not read them before posting it for millions, is also pretty worrisome.
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by yati 8y ago
Basecamp, although currently in a "hiring freeze", pays the same salary no matter where you are: https://m.signalvnoise.com/how-we-pay-people-at-basecamp-f1d... I would love a list of such companies, maybe people
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by yati 8y ago
An application with access to bits in your pod can always copy that data to its own storage right? e.g., a Facebook built on Solid can still grab all the data it needs (with the requisite perms) and store it away, build a profile per WebID,
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by yati 8y ago
You didn't read the article, did you?
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by yati 9y ago
Link to that AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/86lqx9/hi_rfirefox...
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by yati 9y ago
I'm paying for a specialization on Coursera, and while the content is good (also I really like the professor's style so far), there is next to no support available with assignments. The starter code is typically out of sync with t

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