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hanibash
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Show HN: GPT That Summarizes Research from PapersWithCode
One of my favorite things to do with ChatGPT since the long context length was released is to paste in an entire paper to get a summary and ask questions. I'm pretty pleased with h…
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Comment #35434134
Forgot my email: hani@artspark.io
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SEEKING CO-FOUNDER | Generative AI | CEO/Engineer | Bay Area/Remote | Pre-seed Hi everyone, I'm Hani and I'm building Artspark.io, an AI art generator with instant search capabilit…
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Good move by Twitter. Members of congress were almost taken hostage because an obviously lying autocrat wanted to overturn a fair election, and people in this thread are wringing t…
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SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Rails, Python, Vue, React, CSS & design, AWS, Tensorflow, Spark, Airflow Experienced full stack development and machine learning. Can build you a solid site a…
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Location: San Francisco Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rails, React, Python, Javascript, Tensorflow, Airflow, Spark, AWS Email: hanibash+hn@gmail.com Full-…
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I stopped reading after this: "The time to make money in ICOs was in 2015 and 2016 when they were contrarian. Almost everything else more recently was either a) restricted to insid…
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Google is providing cheap, stable laptops for education and most people commenting here are painting Google as an evil data-hungry corporation. I get that companies should be subje…
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My latest working theory for why DMT elicits similar experiences across different users was actually inspired by Google's "Deep Dream" art: https://research.googleblog.com/2015/06/…
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Comment #7652626
To me it seemed like this game actually gives a very accurate perspective of context. It reminds me a lot of [if the moon were only 1 pixel]( http://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pi…
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I love AngularJS, more people should learn it.
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Wow, does anyone else see the startup metaphor here? You're a little guy, running around and grabbing all of the opportunity you can, making sure you don't run head first into the …
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I mentored a couple of the students at DevBootcamp in the last class, and I have to say that I've never seen people completely throw themselves into something as much as these guys…
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Probably like many others, I learned to program first by developing web applications. The mass of information and multiple moving pieces frustrated me almost to the point of quitti…
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Comment #4368300
I didn't intend to offend anyone. I don't think you can have a discussion about education without bringing up issues of race and class. I admit, that was a pretty untactful way to …
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Comment #4368137
There's no reason for Liberal Arts majors to be paying obscene amounts of tuition, and especially shouldn't be going into debt, for a degree that isn't going to get them hired. It'…
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Comment #4367811
Well said. Mostly, I see student debt as a glaring indicator that the system as a whole has some serious problems. I don't like to place blame on who is responsible. But, it can't …
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This report's theory is that if the government stopped pumping so much money into the system, tuitions would cease to rise. It's tricky to answer. There's definitely good reasons f…
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That sounds like an amazing future, jerf
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In regards to relevant education, I think Amazon's career choice program is a good example of targeting the right industries. From Jeff Bezos letter: "We’re offering to pre-pay 95%…
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Good point. I'd be interested to see what student debt is like as a proportion of income, across different social classes.