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Comment #47645117
I think the problem with vector search is that it’s unbounded - is the 3rd result relevant at all? What about the 4th? On top of that, I believe it’s clear with how Cursor and Clau…
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Comment #45318360
It’s not just “seen as a bad deal by the company” - a business can’t give 100% of the value back to the employee because it has this pesky thing called “profits” it has to worry ab…
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Comment #37589212
This is a pretty interesting approach. We've been doing a similar pattern already, because we have our web app iframed and communicating with outlook (via Office.JS) and gmail (via…
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Comment #37510735
Comment on the timing of this IPO: for a company to IPO "unfavorably" compared to previous valuations likely means ARM's hand was forced by timing considerations, unless they are r…
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Comment #30864392
What counts as “remote access”? Another device authenticated to Wi-Fi? Another device anywhere on the internet, with knowledge of the device ID? Another device anywhere on the inte…
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Comment #30072498
I think part of that is the architecture and environment of the museum. They spend tons of attention to the high ceilings, sense of awe (a bit like a cathedral), and that can make …
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Comment #30052399
The New Yorker is great too, if you’re willing to pay a few bucks a month.
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Comment #29849911
Moxie makes so many good critiques (some are so subtle, it might be worth a second read). I got the sense he’s trying very hard to be even handed and constructive about a situation…
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Comment #20405629
Watch some of the games and it might change your opinion. The thesis that "AI in Starcraft will only win via improved mechanics" is false - the AI was making some fascinating decis…
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Comment #19551745
PKC Security | Senior Developers | ONSITE | Full-time | Huntington Beach, CA PKC Security is a software consultancy focused on solving impossible problems. Custom software, MVP's, …
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Comment #19332147
PKC | Huntington Beach, CA | Full-time | Onsite | https://pkc.io PKC is looking for a Senior Frontend Developer with experience in React. You will be a critical member on our team …
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Comment #19059416
PKC | Huntington Beach, CA | Frontend | Full-time | Onsite PKC is looking for a Lead Frontend Developer. PKC is a consulting firm that solves impossible problems. These impossible …
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Comment #17898601
Another great crypto resource (though it's really an intro course) that's out there is the Cryptography course on Coursera: https://www.coursera.org/learn/crypto . It's taught by D…
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Comment #17446682
PKC Security | Senior Architect | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $160-$200k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC is looking for an experienced Senior Architect who loves to co…
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Comment #17208914
Hi All, PKC ( https://pkc.io ) is looking for a Senior Clojure Architect who can lead our growing team of excellent junior+mid+senior computer scientists and help us lay rail for a…
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Comment #17190799
In case anyone's interested, the Dijkstra quote is from https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/EWD/ewd03xx/EWD316.PDF
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Comment #16979718
Hi All, PKC ( https://pkc.io ) is looking for a Senior Clojure Architect who can lead our growing team of excellent junior+mid+senior computer scientists and help us lay rail for a…
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Comment #16737091
PKC Security | Senior- engineer | Huntington Beach, CA | ONSITE, FULL-TIME | $120-$160k | https://pkcsecurity.com PKC Security is a small, elite custom dev shop. Our engineers buil…