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laarc

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About laarc

sudoarc@gmail.com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #10834379

    Probably recruitment. It makes a lot more sense when viewed from the perspective of a researcher who's considering whether to join the NSA. None of us want patents, and the whole s…

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    Comment #10834347

    Thank you. Apparently I'm blind.

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    Comment #10834274

    Not really. Readers here tend to judge by merit rather than origin. I was hoping to read this, but the encumbered download process prevented that.

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    Comment #10828992

    jpg2000 is unfortunately encumbered by patents. I was going to use it for a certain project a long time ago, but had to abandon the idea due to that. It's a shame, because many of …

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    Comment #10828825

    In my experience, they're usually more talented than their counterparts who have degrees. That seems to become less true with time, though.

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    Comment #10828687

    It's true. My first role was to work an unpaid intern for a year. Then my first salary was $20k, followed by $35k only after working there for a couple years. It was going to be $3…

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    Comment #10828670

    You know, when I saw your original comment, it was so helpful that I wanted to respond to you and say thank you, but I suppressed my instincts because I thanked someone else, and i…

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    Comment #10766226

    It seemed promising to do some experiments with sewing a BP sleeve into a shirt, then setting up an Arduino to trigger it to inflate/deflate. It should be possible to record the re…

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    Comment #10766219

    You know, I didn't expect this to be on his Wikipedia page. My apologies for not doing the most basic of searches. (The topic was uncomfortable enough to want to avoid it, but I st…

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    Comment #10766206

    It should be socially acceptable for Internet Archive to ignore robots.txt. They have to respect it because we, collectively, say so. Obeying robots.txt is the minimum acceptable b…

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    Comment #10766199

    An accusation this serious should be accompanied by evidence, or dismissed.

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    Comment #10766193

    I was hoping the product would pivot to passive blood pressure monitoring. I want my blood pressure to be recorded every few seconds, logged and cross-referenced against what I did…

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    Comment #10724924

    Databases are usually sharded by the first letter of the username. Devs like to start their usernames with a number, which causes problems. Also, usernames are injected into their …

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    Comment #10724793

    I wanted to give you a status update of what new users currently experience. Or at least what I'm experiencing. After creating an account, I was redirected to the front page with n…

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    Comment #10714557

    This paper introduces the Bayesian program learning (BPL) framework, capable of learning a large class of visual concepts from just a single example and generalizing in ways that a…

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    Comment #10714494

    The company has said that ads targeted at logged-out users - or people who view tweets without a Twitter account - would bring in $2.50 in average revenue per user (ARPU). Its logg…

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    Comment #10714479

    I take the opposite view: it's wonderful that it happens. Most professions have very few choices regarding tools. Having hundreds or even thousands of options is simply delightful.…

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    Comment #10688200

    How'd you make the artwork in less than five hours? It's pretty good! Pixel art is currently beyond my abilities, which I need to fix. Whatever your process is, I was hoping to osm…

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    Comment #10684836

    I needed this for my projects. Thank you.

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    Comment #10684822

    I'm not sure, to be honest. That would be an interesting Ask HN question. I think a lot of people would like to know. One reason the financial sector might be easier for H1B visas …

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    Comment #10684678

    Ah, I see. In that case, the financial sector may be the way to go. They're always looking for people to improve throughput, and there are a variety of fun tasks to do related to l…

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    Comment #10684658

    Hey, Jacques. I wanted to say that I'm happy you're still around HN. Thanks for sharing a lot of interesting stuff, and experiences regarding business and life in general. I was ju…