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Epiplexity to Beat DeepMind's Alchemy Meta RL Benchmark
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Graphonym – Your acronyms, defined and connected
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Show HN: A Santa Letter App
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5y ago
Outside SV, I have friends in manufacturing. They tell me stories like this all the time. They have to get this executive on their side to win this deal or that deal. I wouldn't dare try to defend the morality of it, but this is capita
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I think that's a bit of a false equivalency. The guy incorporated a domestic LLC, which unless he's a total moron, I assume the guy just thought that this is how business is conducted, and the US government would be okay to know a
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I hear that. I just wonder what exactly it is we're accomplishing here in terms of justice. More corporate compliance and fear? Where is the line going to be drawn? Hyperbolic perhaps, but what's to stop the law from going after s
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5y ago
Exactly. Seeing people here go to bat for a company like Netflix is eye-opening. It is way too easy to consolidate power as a major US corporation today.
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Aren't there better targets to make a point with though? Military contractors, oil companies? We're talking about billions of dollars in bribes. Do you think this case will even put a dent in that corruption? This is not a lot of
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Sure, there's Bernie Madoff stuff, and then there's this. Are you comfortable with big corporations and government hegemony muscling employees into compliance? I'm not. The guy should undoubtedly be sued, but it feels wrong
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I doubt that. In the contracting world, I've repeatedly seen multi-million dollar contracts given to essentially shell corporations. Sure, it's nothing as overt as this case, and technically legal, but there is almost always a ves
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Well, I'll be losing sleep hoping Netflix can make it through this tough time. Seriously, is there one person alive who believes the guy should get seven years in prison? Fire him, do your character assassination thing, but prison time
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5y ago
Thanks, yeah it’s an MVP. Was trying to gauge interest before I complete the whole translation.
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Thanks, no the order differs in Spanish as well. That’s why it’s going to take me a while as I’m going over the Spanish and English translations and trying to make it work. I will try to honor the Spanish order more than the English, even i
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5y ago
I agree it’s not very prosaic. I guess it has marketing value being a notorious story. Hopefully I can wrap it up and do a more modern novel. Any suggestions?
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5y ago
Good idea
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5y ago
Thanks, will fix.
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5y ago
I can see doing les mis for French and other seminal works of their respective languages. I guess I’ll try and finish this one first.
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5y ago
Thanks, I used Google Translate at first. I have a family member that does it professionally so I may work with him going forward.
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5y ago
Thanks, yeah. I wanted to see what HN thought before I took the time to finish it. Looks like I will.
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Show HN: Learn Spanish quickly while reading
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Random Neural Networks and Reinforcement Learning
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