bharath28

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by bharath28 4y ago
I’m curious - did you stop? Why? What did not work about this?
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Ask HN: How do you keep on native mobile state-of-the-art?
1 points by bharath28 5y ago|0 comments
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by bharath28 6y ago
Thank you for all your answers - the handbook link is super useful!
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by bharath28 6y ago
That's a great idea and makes a lot of sense. I'm curious, what do you actually want to spend the majority of your time on in 1:1s?
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by bharath28 6y ago
Thank you so much for offering such great insights. I love the general flair of keeping the process light. I do have a couple more questions: a) When does your google doc go "stale"? (The next 1:1? At the end of the year? When you
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Ask HN: Managers of HN, how do you organize your 1:1 notes?
3 points by bharath28 6y ago|8 comments
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The Next Generation of Machine Learning Tools(inoryy.com)
3 points by bharath28 7y ago|0 comments
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by bharath28 7y ago
@janee - This is an industry I am trying to learn more about and get into as well. Would love to get some advice. Is there a way to get in touch? My email is on my profile if you'd prefer to not leave info on here.
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Ask HN: PMs/UX researchers – wisdom on hiring user study participants (B2B)?
3 points by bharath28 7y ago|0 comments
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by bharath28 9y ago
More importantly, how do you know Dominoes (or someone else with an incentive) is not driving you down a certain path? This happens today already with Ads, Fb feed, instagram etc... but there is something distinctly suspicious about taking
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by bharath28 9y ago
For those who are interested in the topic, i just finished reading this: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3109.The_Omnivore_s_Dile... . The author follows the ingredients of a meal he makes all the way back to t
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by bharath28 9y ago
Earth would keep contact with colony A which would be slightly different. Colony A would keep contact with colony B which would be slightly more different. It would only take a few tens of hoops to get to something different enough that wou
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by bharath28 9y ago
Richard Dawkins has talked about this fascinating subject several times in interviews (and in his books). It is a beautiful demonstration of how complexity and seemingly magical things can emerge from small changes over large periods of ti
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by bharath28 9y ago
Clearly Google Now/Home uses gmail data to be relevant.
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by bharath28 9y ago
As far as i can see it, to be conscious is to have a subject experience of reality and (this is i am sure about yet) to have some sense of purpose (however mundane). To talk about the universe being conscious in this sense, seems to be mean
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by bharath28 9y ago
Just the quality of the writing is poor overall. It's not exactly grammatically incorrect, just seems like it was done because someone asked them to do it and not because they were really excited about the product. At one point, the b
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by bharath28 9y ago
Definitely worth a read. If you end up with the official audio book on Audible (which is what i did), the narrator is pretty good too.
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by bharath28 9y ago
If you found the article interesting, i highly recommend this book: "Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness". It is a fascinating description of how cephalopods are the closest thing to intelligen
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by bharath28 9y ago
If you are interested in deep learning and how the space is evolving, this is the place to be. Floydhub is working on tons of super interesting problems, the solutions to which will make DL algorithms and GPU cloud infrastructure accessible
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by bharath28 9y ago
Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer in test (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B Come be pa
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by bharath28 9y ago
Definitely seems like an interesting read. Thanks for the recommendation!
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by bharath28 9y ago
There is such a thing as being heroic & not stupid.
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by bharath28 9y ago
I know from personal experience that they are working on very cool and important problems at the forefront of the deep learning space. Seriously, talk to them. Disclosure: I am friends with the founders.
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by bharath28 9y ago
Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer in test (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B Come be pa
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by bharath28 9y ago
What they care about is being part of the future...today! And why is this bad?
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by bharath28 9y ago
Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B Amazon Developer Platform | Software development engineer in test (multiple) | Seattle, WA | Onsite, will transfer H1B At Amazo
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by bharath28 9y ago
I am sorry to hear what you guys are going through, and kudos for posting this here. We are hiring for several positions at Amazon in our Seattle office working on some really cool stuff. Please send resumes to sarthomp at amazon.com and sa
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by bharath28 9y ago
Seconded - very well written, funny and easy to follow along.
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by bharath28 9y ago
Related discussion from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14485960
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by bharath28 9y ago
This is one where I am fairly confident the future will not tell anything new. On a related note, watch James Randi swallow an entire bottle of Homeopathic sleeping pills in this talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/james_ra

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