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Comment #24113449
Phew, agreed. I mean of course the company "can" read the message. If it does, I would love to see that shown by the app upfront, so I can avoid using it.
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Comment #24103874
Whoa wait what..is it really E2E if they can analyse the content before putting it through their network?
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Comment #24092012
Thanks for clarifying!
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Comment #24084176
> Any and all consequences Is the implication of violence/aggression in said speech is a justified consequence? > Said commenter has _completely_ missed the point I'm I understandi…
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Comment #23921266
Assuming your developers have malicious intent is a bit strange for me personally. But I get that some companies may have this structure in place.
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Comment #23920716
> no real valid reason to do so I'm struggling to find a reason within my org as well.
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Ask HN: Is your company's code open to all employees
What considerations go in when a company decides to restrict codebase access to respective teams? I cannot see any code another team is working on. How common is this practice? Wha…
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Comment #22706304
I just Ctrl+F'd Google Meet and no one seems to be really talking about it. We've been using it for our meetings for a long time and it works really well. I'm wondering why it does…
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Comment #22324166
Been trying to set a shortcut to move between panes of a tab. Anyone done this successfully?
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Comment #22122159
I just want to take a moment to thanks folks over at memfault for bringing us in depth content from the world of embdedded systems. Be sure to check out their articles on ARM, RTOS…
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Comment #21519884
We once had a team member re-write their R code in Java, using weka just to avoid too much hassle for the back-end team. So I guess you're not alone!
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Comment #21518227
Looks very interesting. Will definitely explore in this direction. > Please NEVER hardcode regression model coefficients within Java. Amen to that.
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Comment #21517683
One way is to obviously go all out Java - definitely makes things streamlined. But not all team members are familiar with Java. Especially not ones formally trained on data science…
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Comment #21517516
Did you have the two systems talking to each other through HTTP endpoints? I mean the ML system receiving data from a source API and sending back a result? Is this where AWS lambda…
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Comment #21517442
And how do you get data on the fly [prediction phase]. Do you have an API call you make to get data that your ML algorithm can munch on?
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Comment #21517414
I imagine I will be breaking down into different services as well. An ML "blackbox" that makes a call to the back-end for data and returns a result/prediction. This could happen th…
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Comment #21517052
I'm going to have a hard time convincing my team to adopt a completely new language :)
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Ask HN: What is your ML stack like?
How did your team build out AI/ML pipelines and integrated it with your existing codebase? For example, how did your backend team(using Java?) work in sync with data teams (using R…
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Comment #21283080
I thought calfile was the go-to place for cal state taxes? I use it every year and I think it's a fairly nice tool
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Comment #21261561
It is project Soli that graduated from ATAP!
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Comment #21260345
Looks like the lovechild of Galaxy S9 and iPhone 11. It's good to see project Soli graduating out of Google ATAP!
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Comment #21260205
How do you source/buy these different kinds? I've mostly had Californian pistachios, and I think they're amazing. But I keep hearing about the Iranian/Turkish varieties which is pr…
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Comment #21215814
Oh cool, thanks!