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hurrrr
8d ago
> One can in hindsight see that our proofs differ significantly and even the precise results proved are different in the Euler case (forced vs unforced). is this true though?
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19d ago
I've never run a bank either, but their current setup is very cost effective. A true multi cloud architecture would be "much" (a couple of 9s) more available, but I believe it would introduce other issues. The goal was to ens
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SpacetimeDB: a short technical review
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27d ago
everybody knows that bankers in manhattan throws their plastic bottle into the hudson from their skyscrapers
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3mo ago
I'm European. I think Europe’s main problem is that its leaders and citizens are more concerned with how to distribute wealth than with creating it. In many countries, much more importance is placed on pensions than on the education of
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Chasing Two Sigmas: Preparing for the Power-Law Era of Software Engineering
(laflamme.io)
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10mo ago
Yes, but this only works as long as the economy remains competitive. Europe is rapidly squandering the human and economic capital it has accumulated over centuries, while the US and Asia continue to grow. Welfare exists as long as someone p
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1y ago
This is a bit naive. Why are the same companies that do RTO starting to replace SWE in the US with counterparts in India/Poland/Romania?
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1y ago
The best cars were built between 2000 and 2010. Pretty much the pinnacle of the internal combustion engine without all the millions of lines of buggy code that apparently no longer allow you to open your car freely.
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Help Your Body Heal Ep. 1 – Plants Meat and Carbs [video]
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2y ago
can you share some names of these hft/crypto firms?
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3y ago
What are some great Twitter account to follow?
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3y ago
what is the remote policy? on the company website only a few positions are listed as remote.
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3y ago
The reality is: they have the data and the data shows that productivity is more or less the same. However, they (the execs) prefer to have everyone back in the office to keep tax incentives, real estate value and probably also because they
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3y ago
Amazon does not have data to motivate the RTO Source: - https://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-andy-jassy-no-data-re... - https://www.seattletimes.com/business/amazon/amazon-relies-o...
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3y ago
I work remotely and I'am a big remote work enthusiast and I think that Meta is right on this one. They are (at least at the moment) one of the most remote friendly company among the big tech ones and I think that they are following the
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I think that the Gartner hype cycle can be applied to remote work. The peak was in 2022 and now we are in the trough of disillusionment. I think that an improvement in market conditions (low rates), the realization that remote first/fu
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3y ago
cool. can you share more? what was the most difficult challenge? is something open source?
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Ask HN: What is the most complex software that you have built/worked on?
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3y ago
> CEOs are actually smart, rational people who can think 2-3 steps ahead the same CEOs that decided to over hire during the pandemic and then started to layoff people when money stopped going in?
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3y ago
Remote work became mainstream only 3 years ago. It's early for this kind of considerations. Let's see in 5 years how many remote first unicorn there are going to be.
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4y ago
Remote work != Work from home
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Experience Machine
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6y ago
Human players tends to maintain high APM even in "idle" situation like the beginning of the match in which you don't have many things to do. They do it because it's easier for an human to have constant APM instead of spi
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Ask HN: Resources on real world Deep Learning models?
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Ask HN: Is there a shortage of 3D computer vision experts?
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Conversation Between MBA Graduate and Mexican Fisherman
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Depot: Cloud Storage with Minimal Trust
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We tracked and analyzed over 200k people’s footsteps at MIT
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SafeAI – Abstract Interpretation for Neural Networks
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