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Comment #44417741
seamless latex integration is a winner for me!! will definitely spread the words for this
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Comment #43796123
Tiny context window is killing it.
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Comment #43253409
Would you share the salary range?
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Comment #35445801
It would also be interesting to know the reverse question: anyone ever got a job from who's hiring thread?
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Comment #35445733
Did you spend as much on product development too?
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Comment #33449667
Hi when you say 'San Carlos, CA / Remote', does it mean we have to be in San Carlos, CA but able to work remotely? Do you accept applicants from outside the US?
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Comment #33444648
Very interesting roles! Do you have any remote from UK opening?
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Comment #26750060
Mine cryptocurrency is the obvious answer.
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Comment #26437093
Once you're done building a working system to do the above, you'd have basically built a blockchain.
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Comment #26128266
Could you share what are these bio hacker spaces, for example?
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Comment #22189859
Can it be used to call numpy, pytorch etc? If not, it's useless
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Comment #22168769
I'm interested to build something like this too. Would you open source it so we can collaborate? It's surprising how few OSS alternatives exist for low-code programming.
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Comment #21990297
For chess application i mean
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Comment #21990293
I bet if you benchmark your n-gram vs GPT-2, it will perform the same.
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Comment #21408439
Nice solution, but there's no way I would touch it unless it's open source. Any plan for that?
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Comment #21029029
It's a running joke in the channel. "Hi welcome to my channel TechLead, with your host The TechLead who's an ex-google and now an ex-facebook tech lead"
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Comment #20959962
It's useless because the core machine learning part is implemented in JavaScript (nodejs). Problem is most of the state-of-the-art codes out there are done in python.
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Comment #20938571
I keep this in mind: 'Starting an idea is easy. What matters is finishing it.'
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Comment #20886724
Check out https://www.openmined.org
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Comment #17978389
They could choose either to retain the funds as (stable) crypto or sell the coins in order to withdraw USD to their bank account. It's all about choices.
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Comment #17978035
Take the volatile crypto (e.g. bitcoin or ethereum) and immediately sell them for stablecoins like DAI to retain the buying power. https://medium.com/@james_3093/the-dai-stablecoin…
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Comment #17977771
If you accept crypto-currency, they don't need to wait 3 days until they see the money in the bank account.
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Comment #13743909
Care to elaborate why? Does the increased pay make up for it?
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Comment #13728613
I did an Msc in Bioinformatics before continuing to a PhD in CS. I'd say that your assessment is largely correct. In general, I'd advise anyone to go into a CS masters. You can alw…
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Comment #13578848
No group studies AI because it's an unproductive use of research time, and also it's hard to write proposals to raise funding when the goal is ambiguously defined.