IamNotAtWork

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by IamNotAtWork 8y ago
Therapy wasn't for me. I had a hard time opening up myself to complete strangers. Moreover, you need a lot of sessions to make a difference, which equates to a ton of money. So for years I have been taking meds, which general doctors a
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by IamNotAtWork 8y ago
Right, I think they said your content isn't monetized unless you have over 10k subscribers and X number of uploaded videos. This makes it hard to make money off of your cat, for example, as people click and share but don't subscri
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by IamNotAtWork 8y ago
Her site is 503 at the moment.
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by IamNotAtWork 8y ago
What was the root cause of the problem that motivated this visualization tool?
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Are these courses being taught by graduate students? The three main instructors seem like they are students themselves, with an army of under and grad TAs. Pity that you pay so much money to attend Stanford only to be taught by your peers.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Can you elaborate on what in CV became obsolete overnight? I took a survey course in CV but I haven't kept up. You still do facial detection, object recognization, camera calibration, image stitching the same way in 2012? Or has it cha
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Hashbase seems to function as one of the nodes in the DAT network, so even if none of the peers are online at least Hashbase is still there. That's what I gathered from a quick scan. The DAT network seems interesting and is new to me,
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I wonder if part of the agreement with Intel, AMD agreed to not bring out Ryzen 7 APU with better graphics to keep that segment competition-free? Currently there are no plans for anything higher than Ryzen 5 in the APU space. Would that be
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Apple probably needs a datacenter of its own anyway. Just think about all of the data they use internally for projects, and other sensitive stuff they would never allow to leave the network. So building a state of the art DC with low PUE ma
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I really don't like state machines because if you need to add a new event, each of the states need to be updated to handle that event. If you add a new state, you have to figure out how to handle each of the transitions from other stat
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I thought based on your opening sentence that you were going to say having no understanding of the problem worked out okay. So are you saying you were unproductive at your old job?
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
There are actually more women in physics and other natural sciences than CS. So, don't despair, your chances are already better than most geeks!
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I always go for the staffed lines because they do the job faster than I can do it myself. Especially for things where someone needs to look at your id, like buying alcohol - a cashier is faster than self-checkout.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Funny I never heard of him until today.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Are you just sad that you didn't buy in a year ago? Don't worry, me too. :) Heck, my brother in law who is a lawyer and don't know anything about blockchain bought some and my niece's college education is paid for now. L
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
> To get the really good ideas, we need to tolerate really bad and wacky ideas too. part of the problem is demand for applications for theoretical research done at universities. You can't just do research on wacky ideas because the
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I just signed up and while it looks like a great resource I really wish they would grade your submissions on pass/fail based on the test cases that are included with each module. I thought it was weird that I submitted something that w
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Why? Most people just put money they don't need into it, like spare cash. Depending on when you bought, chances of ever going down to that level now is incredibly small.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
So can you actually withdraw money from coinbase, if you say had 100 coins (I don't). Everyone said back then that Mt. Gox was safe because it was the biggest. It being based in Japan was a huge red flag, but nobody cared until all of
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Everytime I get frustrated with my wife I'm just going to keep thinking about how good I have had it.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
HOW? Did court order you to pay alimony or something?
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
What the! There is gotta be some non-compete clause or something.
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I have taken MS level econometrics with regression and bunch of other techniques. Is that what AI/ML is?
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
How do I get onboard the ML/AI bus? Or do I wait for these smart people to figure it out and then I'll just call their API?
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I think the rising cost of health care, child care, etc just mean that your business better provide a real service or fill a niche that is badly needed. If the barrier to entry is super low then everyone with a half baked idea would start a
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
I haven't overcome the virtual env thing. There are a few virtual environment libraries, not sure which one to use. Then it is awkward to have to change your entire environment over by activating it and for it to be global. What if I w
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by IamNotAtWork 9y ago
Can someone explain the use for cloudflare at the end? I thought you can do the same thing just through your domain registrar?