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Comment #29733163
Some good things German people actually did. (The ones that opposed the Nazi party), and now the _common_ belief is that _all_ Germans were Nazis
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Comment #29292908
Thanks this helps
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Can I Be Hacked?
My father in law from China came and plug in a TV device to the home wifi. I work in Big Tech remotely, should I be worried. Remote device is an Android box for streaming channels
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Comment #29282047
Quality content: HBO > Disney+ > Amazon Prime > Netflix
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Comment #29260855
What's your experience with Ray
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Comment #29221507
Totally agree with you, today Cloud companies: GCP, AWS and Azure native ML solutions are not a E2E platform but different teams that work independently and as a whole release a ML…
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MLops Startups Profits
I have seen the rise of MLOps startups such as Cohere.ai, Saturn Cloud, Deepnote, octoML, weights and biases, etc. How really each of them are using VC money and making profits or …
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Comment #29193027
Sorry for the simple question, how do you plug it to your brain ?
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Comment #29183360
I'm a big soccer fan, dislike button is the best metric to gauge a game summary
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Comment #29176050
Anyone has the link how they come up with this number?
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Comment #29156760
No, that's incorrect I live in Orange county by far one of the best places for bikes and pedestrians and again I can tell you I won't use public transportation.
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Comment #29156749
You clearly have no kids
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Comment #29156724
As a black person that have lived in Oakland i can tell you we need more bugdet and police and criminals behind bars
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Comment #29146277
In my experience I have seen some candidates that work very hard and mainly do boiler plate code in their projects, they struggle in the Algos/data structures but at the end of the…
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Comment #29116012
The West normally lacks understanding what hard work, innovation and intelligence is a universal value. During my years at Stanford I had the opportunity to learn about the North K…
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Comment #29098110
This may be unrealistic in our life time. I have 2 kids, 1 toddler and 1 newborn, i can't imagine biking, using public transportation or anything similar when going to doctor, groc…
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Comment #29076243
Just doing paternity leave before I quit to new job. Reading some system design, but is hard to find time. Just waiting for stocks to vest before I switch to the new job, so no rea…
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Comment #29073522
I totally agree. I know people that work in different areas, but their salaries are mainly paid by Ads money. To me is like working for Nazi party and saying you were only working …
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Comment #29071653
In foreign languages such as Spanish, ortography is very important: reading helps you get better at it. This is true normally pre-college years.
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Comment #29064297
Culture is very similar, values the same, historically we both were Spanish territories
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Comment #29063139
We used to have very long shell scripts and recently I refactor most of them to use functions and shellcheck in our presubmit. This has greatly helped catching bugs and improving r…
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Comment #28965425
Still depends on the org. Many orgs still engineering driven. This happens when engineers are more familiar with tech and business than PM, which surprisingly is not that uncommon …
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Comment #28962902
Would u consider moving to US for work, get insurance and have your wife treated here?
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Comment #28937638
My advise is to get a technical job in tech support in a large company's which then later give you the option to do rotation. Other option is to do a boot camp program like Hackaca…
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Comment #28908086
I wrote Python code for 4 years, then moved to GoLang I really appreciate the typing languages as prevent so many bugs I just was used to handle