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johnrbent
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Comment #28327562
I was wondering about this too... From the actual press release: "Apple will also establish a fund to assist small US developers, particularly as the world continues to suffer from…
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Comment #27857684
> The main idea of the non-compete agreement is that employers want to stop people from walking off the job and taking trade secrets to rival companies. If companies weren’t able t…
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Comment #27578451
I'll admit, I read it as income. But it does make me start to think about the disparities in how wealth is generated across different classes of Americans. For me, wealth is almost…
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Comment #27578389
So less than 3.4% on average. How much do you pay?
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Comment #20459080
I don't know much about this field (and I did not purchase the full article), but it seems like quite a leap to assume this is a source of the gender-gap. First of all, you're talk…
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Comment #20445411
I used to work with Unity and Blender professionally. Not sure what this guy is talking about.
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Comment #20384333
Paid for by the same IARPA contract as dlib: https://talhassner.github.io/home/projects/frontalize/hassne...
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Comment #20267057
Raspberry Pi is all over HN today
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Comment #20226479
Facebook is the entity creating this work, and is the root of the problem (by contracting a 3rd party to perform work that they very well understand the consequences of). The artic…
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Comment #20001606
There is a lot of sensationalism (see title of article) and high, anxious emotions around facial recognition right now, which really is to be expected at this point. But it is mudd…
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Comment #19940166
I was inspired by Da Vinci in my younger days to become a modern Renaissance Man. Then I discovered that the depth of knowledge in any given field had become far too deep to ever h…