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Ask HN: Has anyone else been unemployed for over two years?
How are you coping?
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Comment #44384615
I’m definitely interested. I’d be down for profit sharing as well. I’ve been unemployed for some time now, so I have time to commit towards development. ncarlson.dev@gmail.com
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Comment #44274450
> How the higher level thought is occurring continues to be a mystery. This is an emergent behavior that wasn’t predicted prior to the first breakthroughs which were intended for t…
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Comment #44274320
VMWare had half of its employees laid off in the past two year. Hock Tan cornered the market, taking over VMWare and its competitor, Citrix. Was this caused by Sec 174, or was it j…
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Comment #44274264
There's a LOT of pushback against the idea that AI is not magic. Imagine if there was a narrative that said, "[compilers|kernels|web browsers] are magic. Even though we have the so…
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Comment #44274236
A lot of things are magic when you don't understand the underlying principles of operation.
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Comment #44274232
> AI we don’t have a model. So, some engineers just stumbled upon LLMs and said, "Holy smokes, we've created something impressive, but we really can't explain how this stuff works!…
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Comment #40826637
What is "the ACJ decision from last session"? For that matter, what is ACJ?
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Comment #14851454
Hey zbuf, if you go to any of Cleanfeed's blog posts, the FAQ and Contact links in the footer are broken.
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Comment #12447850
The headphone jack was putting the additional risk on your device to be crushed. Can you expand on this? I'm assuming the force required to collapse the 3.5mm cavity would be incre…
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Comment #12447770
These Ask HN's can really be a crap shoot. Ask HN: When did the terms Front-End, Back-End, and Full-Stack become prevalent? 1 point by ncarlson 2 hours ago | past | web | discuss A…
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Ask HN: When did the terms Front-End, Back-End, and Full-Stack become prevalent?
I've always enjoyed meeting other software developers. When meeting someone new, I usually ask "what kind of software do you work on". I've asked and been asked this question count…
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Comment #11572760
The sensor is the same size though.
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Comment #11567524
The extent of the risk depends on the sensor and board assembly. But removing the CFA is not unthinkable[1]. [1] https://stargazerslounge.com/topic/210686-moon-with-de-bayer...
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Comment #11567511
If you live in the US, you can walk into any GameStop and buy used PS3Eye cameras for $8.99 + tax. They are an absolute steal.
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Comment #11567471
The IoT camera module market seems to be underserved. Here's my feature wishlist: * A monochrome sensor option * Better sensor documentation. Where are the quantum efficiency graph…
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Comment #4308725
It's amazing how similar Javascript and Lua are. For example, the following three statements are equivalent: > JS: { x : 2 + 3, y : 9 }["x"] * (11 + 23) > Lua: ({ x = 2 + 3, y = 9 …
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Comment #4281656
> If you're doing it and you're not happy, know that you can fix it. How?
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Ask HN: How can I self-publish talks like InfoQ? (Software question)
There was a recent submission to HN on a talk Rich Hickey gave. It can be found here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4173854 Once in a while, I give presentations at local mee…
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Comment #4165465
I don't understand the parent's disdain. Your post definitely was worth sharing. Thank you.
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Comment #4090346
The reward is a successful project. Would you chip in $50 bucks to help someone build some interesting widget that otherwise wouldn't get built?
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Comment #4006761
We did it! We fucking did it! (Humanity, that is)
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Comment #4004861
> "Scary crypto stuff"? So you don't understand how PKI works and you're trying to use distributed source control? Is this an honest question, or are you alluding to the idea that …