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urlwolf

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About urlwolf

I run Data Science retreat (DSR) in Berlin.

DSR is the market leader in EU for machine learning training. DSR helps coders or people with significant quantitative training (e.g. science, engineering, or math graduates) ramp-up rapidly for a data science career - arguably the fastest-growing, highest-demand profession. Our participants have an average of 5 years of industry experience.

DSR is a 3-month, in-person, rigorous, and full-time/intensive course in the startup-capital of Europe: Berlin. You’ll learn software engineering, data science, business analysis and communication faster and more deeply with mentors doing code reviews and pair-programming - all on real-world data and problems. You will develop a portfolio project, demonstrating you can own a business problem, solve it, and communicate why your results are definitive.

You bring your training, tuition, and drive to master our curriculum alongside our world-class mentors and partners. Towards the end we provide a networking event with top-tier technology companies, where you will show off your new skills and portfolio project, likely leaving with a career-changing job.

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    Very interesting to read this. I've never had breakage, but now I'm questioning whether this is the exception, not the rule. On ubuntu, every new version broke something, sometimes…

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    Forgot to mention Nvidia CUDA is now a first-class citizen. Nix becomes a support target for Nvidia. How times have changed, thanks to Google scaring the bejezus of Nvidia by runni…

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    The only linux distro where I've never experienced disruption whatsoever when a new version comes in. A testament to the validity of the approach they are using (immutability). The…

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    It's not the case anymore. HN is not reflecting it, but HarmonyOS is very much a 3rd option. Huawei got banned from using Android, and they decided to start a mobile OS from scratc…

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    How is this different from taskwarrior? I feel the use cases are overlapping (which is a good thing as taskwarrior rewrite in rust is a mess)

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    I moved to nix around Nov last year and couldn't be happier, the motto 'nix fixes that' is true. First time I can say linux is trouble free. Upgrades are painless. Dev environments…

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    > these sub-societies will dwindle until there's nothing left of them, and all that's left is The Culture This would be a terrible result. Google 'urban monoculture' A pluralistic …

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    > At it's core an LLM is a sort of "situation specific simulation engine." You setup a scenario, and it then plays it out with it's own internal model of the situation, trained on …

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    Data Science Retreat | Lead software engineer, C or lua | Berlin Germany | REMOTE --- We are building a collaborative thinking tool with live editing like google docs but outside t…

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    Comment #42337842

    Oh, really? Who develops firefox now?

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    Thanks, I suspect the LLM companies would ignore this, and of course getting into a legal battle is beyond the means of most content producers. so perhaps the license is not the so…

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    Ask HN: Is there any license that is designed to exclude LLMs?

    I don't want my content to be harvested by LLMs; They are removing attribution, among other things. Otherwise, I'd like to stick as close as possible to the open source licenses (s…

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    Comment #41775764

    This is because GTK is C, not C++. It's much easier to write bindings from C

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    I had a simillar take until I found keyd: https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd

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    Thanks! For me, that simplicity gives me security. The browser is extremely insecure in 2024. And most of the things I want from a browser are just content, not sophisticated SPAs.…

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    Ask HN: Are you using a Gemini browser? Would you follow a link if posted on HN?

    Gemini is a new protocol, which acts as a replacement for HTTP. Its accompanying markup language, Gemtext, is an extremely stripped down version of markdown and acts as a replaceme…

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    > Basically everything in your life gets a bit easier, because people are more scared to piss off someone with a lot of twitter followers This is terrifying. Status online shouldn'…

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    Updating Chrome gets extensions to break (v. 122)

    After updating chrome (on ubuntu, installed through the google .deb file), several extensions stopped to work. Example: - Autoscroll https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/autosc…

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    Comment #39536798

    This is a very good question, and I'm sure you will get valuable answers. My take: - More efficient than search engines at obscure problems, like configuring an unix tool. Help tha…

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