UperSpaceGuru

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by UperSpaceGuru 7mo ago
Tried this, since agents are non deterministic, this is where tools come in handy
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by UperSpaceGuru 5y ago
David Graber’s new book leans onto this: the dawn of everything
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by UperSpaceGuru 5y ago
Props on paying it forward. It’s not a systems fix, but we underestimate how impactful culture is & in a future where the wealth distribution is going to be even more lopsided, benevolence & sense might be a good stopgap.
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by UperSpaceGuru 5y ago
I just bought your book based on the post above. Maybe it’s marketing? Your book is also aimed a small niche(I’m on your target market!), maybe that’s it?
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by UperSpaceGuru 6y ago
Try Livescribe. I've been using it for years & I can sort of CTRL-F (CMD-F) my notes. I usually export notes to people. I'm surprise more technologies like livescribe doesn't exist.
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by UperSpaceGuru 6y ago
CallSumo | Remote | FrontEnd, Backend, Devops & UX We’re building the future of business communications that AI first. Lots of fun NLP and applied AI. Our tech stack is a little complex(By necessity and sometimes due to the inherent sho
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by UperSpaceGuru 6y ago
I’m wondering if this isn’t satirical. English is my third language & this word in particular confounded me & still does to some Degree. In my head I’m always trying to translate between languages & cultures & the word “huh”
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
I was amused at how quickly sprinklr picked up my tweet with the word amazon in it, I got a canned response in minutes & actual human contact within a day. https://twitter.com/ahmedrezat/status/1162081845170671
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
Someone in tech can do a lot. But anonymity of the web vs being 1/~120 on an aircraft where you gave your name and other vital info before boarding is a little different. Anyone going to extremes (like using fake travel docs) likely h
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
I agree with the sentiment. As a fellow geek & rebel, I can empathize. But if the author were my friend, I would point to past examples of how these things typically don’t end well for us. Not worth upending your life for karma or li
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
I fear that this would be viewed thru the lens of “PR” & “brand”, thing companies are rightfully keen in protecting. Unfortunately there’s a legal component to all this also. The knowledge itself is cool & even actual instances of
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
It’s relevant because it effects their “brand” and also culture plays a role in how they may perceive the situation. I have no idea if this even registers on their radar and it’s pure speculation on my part. Certainly not a sleeping bear I
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
I absolutely hope that’s the outcome of this whole thing. Unfortunately beyond the actual security vulnerability, companies often view these things as a “brand” or “PR” issue. I sincerely wish Kevin the best & hope this results positi
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
That’s not the same system or company.
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ViaSat-1 Apparently it’s been benchmarked doing even better speeds. There was supposed to be new satellites launched over Europe and Asia, but at the time, this was the fastest one.
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
Wow, this was an amusing read. I actually helped architect part of the system that was bypassed at LiveTV (now Thales). We had some serious hackers on the team and discussed how much probing & prodding it would take to find vulnerabili
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
That’s because you’re traveling in airspace covered by different Satellite than the one that covers The American continent. Top speed should actually be ~74MBps. I was one of the people who helped build the system (not at Viasat)
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by UperSpaceGuru 7y ago
I still don’t see how this is 20x faster, the UI is a little better than traditional Google Ads creator, but isn’t downloading and editing an already put together campaign much faster than this? Maybe I’m failing to see the magic here, but
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
I tend to view WeWork as the AWS of Office Space. It’s hard to make real estate “sexy”, but they’ve done it. I totally see the value of the WeWork culture & community. You go to WeWork for the affordable office spaces and amenities, y
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
Having worked on this personally, Deltamatic runs on HPUX & pretty much C++. My info is maybe 10years old, but I doubt much has changed. These infrastructure type things are incredibly complicated. Not in the “Newfangled” framework way
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
Interesting that you mention Lehi. I’m going exploring this summer to see if I can open a satellite office there for customer service, sales & maybe some engineering too. At a 2 hour flight, it’s a pretty awesome place. I’ve hung out
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
I wish this didn't bother me so much, but ever since the Silicon Valley Episode where Big Head says: " Jesus! Why is it so expensive here? Look at this place, it's a shithole." , I can't seem to find a good answer
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
clickbait headline, while the article is interesting, it's not about the imminent rise in housing prices really...
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
Met Dan at an AI conference & having worked with the API, I think it's really cool that your average dev has access to this level of Transcription that's a non-trivial problem (been working on Speech Recognition since early &#
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by UperSpaceGuru 8y ago
I, for one, am a believer that ideas are a dime a dozen. I actually had my idea stolen, by a better funded company (yes it involved AI). But that made me even more of a believer. Even though this other company had far more engineers &
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by UperSpaceGuru 9y ago
It may have to do with the fact that he just wanted some new challenges to sink his teeth into. As an old school hacker myself, I can relate. Even really cool technologies start to feel mundane and tedious after you've done them for