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Comment #29851150
“proposed solutions solve this” ~ every cryptocurrency/blockchain/web3 article ever written
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Comment #29834478
Your next metaphor is worse. If a steering system wan an invention/innovation than it deserves ip rights. What are you on? Should everything be equally competed in society, even af…
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Comment #29833197
Yes, because at one point in time that was an innovation. You said it yourself.
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Comment #29803688
You say that, but have you met my aunt? … /s (mostly)
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Comment #29794745
To be frank, you’re struggling with junior web dev problems. Learn to be an engineer.
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Comment #29780099
This and all the comments with similar experiences really just put a negative light on marriage.
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Comment #29773231
Could the issues be less presumptuous about googles business, and more technical? E.g the incorporation of NLP model(s) in search that don’t perform well in the wild? Curious about…
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Comment #29767872
Flatbuffers have been good in a demux/parallel architecture I’ve been managing. We split single requests into ~100-500 requests — each using the same Flatbuffer object (list of ite…
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Comment #29737624
Hoping your sentiment is sarcastic.
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Comment #29707403
Hey, 1. Our models act as building blocks for various feature apis/algos, but embeddings are required for all tasks. We have one major task which a user request sends their busines…
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Comment #29702460
A lot of this is dependent on what “prod” means. If production applications, you are largely just retrofitting devops processes to incorporate model apis. Nothing really changes fr…
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Comment #29653547
Novice question, when would you use something like this over something like lex/yacc? https://tldp.org/HOWTO/Lex-YACC-HOWTO-4.html
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