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Comment #35688519
I think there should be explicit penalties for passing off movies with special effects as movies. There are externalities to society when you create something that isn't real! Ther…
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Comment #35184898
This is monumentally stupid lmao
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Comment #34959653
Can someone leak the weights please
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Comment #34548829
Google: kings of releasing papers but never shipping anything
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Comment #34329816
I interviewed with them a few months ago, got rejected, and then was contacted by the SAME RECRUITER to interview again a month and a half later. He'd forgotten who I was or that I…
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Comment #34329790
I interviewed with them recently, they've brought on lots of (expensive) new MLE type employees to provide ML SaaS services. Open-source might be putting pressure on them as these …
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Comment #33281605
Yeah suuuure, Emad
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Comment #32856366
Just call yourself diverse if you have a problem with this. It's dumb and illiberal, but there are easy hacks to get around it
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Comment #32642867
Clothing manufacturing ethics: will you be a textile manufacturing vegan?
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Comment #32157902
Pretty big red flag that Max Hodak and now Merolla have departed
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Comment #31852204
Yeah idk what OP was on about, the EU is huge for allowing Europe to punch at the level of the US, China etc
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Comment #31851621
Counterpoint: not necessarily?
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Comment #31850426
Only on HN do you only get like 2 "nice" comments smh
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Comment #29830064
Sounds like Michael Scott is going to need to organize another fun run
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Comment #29630043
That's a lot of words to rationalize away what is very clearly and obviously a cloaking device at work!!
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Comment #29477056
You'd need negative mass either way. Bending spacetime is the most plausible implementation of FTL travel a la Star Trek; doesn't matter a whole lot if you're using the negative ma…
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Comment #29477014
He discusses it extensively in The Physics of Star Trek. Also, supposed locally FTL travel for subatomic particles is pretty different from locally non-FTL but globally FTL travel …
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Comment #29476980
Generally I'm suspicious whenever anyone seems to imply that an entire field is barking up the wrong tree