izendejas

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by izendejas 7mo ago
The thing too many forget is that if we didn't flatten the curve our entire medical system was going to collapse. It's insane that people don't yet understand this concept and can't even empathize with medical profession
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Novel Universal Bypass for All Major LLMs(hiddenlayer.com)
5 points by izendejas 1y ago|1 comments
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by izendejas 4y ago
Appreciate the feedback. I'm trying to avoid more spam, is all.
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by izendejas 4y ago
DataGrail | Software Engineers, ML Engineers, Product Managers | Full-Time, Remote Help us solve one of the most important problems of the decade: privacy. Now more than ever individuals need to be in control of their privacy and identity--
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by izendejas 6y ago
DataGrail | Senior Software Engineer (Frontend) | Onsite in San Francisco (once opened) or Fully Remote We're building a data privacy platform that ensures data privacy doesn't suck. As more regions implement privacy laws, most co
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by izendejas 6y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Onsite / Remote https://datagrail.io/careers Help us build data privacy as a service. Data privacy / data protection should be a no-brainer, but th
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by izendejas 7y ago
That's because, ML and operations-research problems can be simplified to set of optimization problems and the underlying math and statistics are all very similar if not identical in some cases. And the input matters, a lot. So the diff
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by izendejas 7y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | $130k - $200k + equity | Onsite Help us build a data privacy platform. Data privacy and data protection should be a no-brainer, but the reality is that many organizations are
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by izendejas 7y ago
I'd love to recommend pingdom, or a service like it. I'm in no way affiliated with them, just a very happy customer and one of those products where I'm jelly I didn't come up with the idea. It integrates very nicely with
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by izendejas 7y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | $130k - $180k + equity | Onsite Help us build a data privacy platform. Data privacy and data protection should be a no-brainer, but the reality is that many organizations are
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by izendejas 7y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | $130k - $180k + equity | Onsite Help us build a data privacy platform. Data privacy and data protection should be a no-brainer, but the reality is that many organizations are
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by izendejas 7y ago
This. Everyone's missing the point of a search engine. We're talking about billions of pages and if not ranked (authority is a good hueristic), filtered (de-ranked), etc then good luck finding valuable information because everyone
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by izendejas 7y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | $130k - $180k + 0.1% - %0.5 | ONSITE Help us build a data privacy platform. Data privacy and data protection should be a no-brainer, but the reality is that many organization
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by izendejas 8y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Francisco | $120k - $170k + 0.25% - %1 | ONSITE We're building integrations into dozens of SaaS/PaaS to make it easier for companies to fulfill data access, data deletions and opt
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by izendejas 8y ago
California recently passed legislation that will kick in Jan 1, 2020: https://www.caprivacy.org/ The CCPA explicitly prohibits the re-sale of personal data, so it will at least impact the demand from data resellers of the l
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by izendejas 8y ago
DataGrail | Senior / Software Engineer | San Mateo, CA | $120k - $160k + 0.25% - %1 | ONSITE We're an early-stage startup building integrations into dozens of SaaS/PaaS to make it easier for companies to fulfill data access,
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Snapchat Begins Transparency Trend with Personal Data Access for Users(datagrail.io)
4 points by izendejas 8y ago|0 comments
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by izendejas 8y ago
I'm a naturalized American and I've always understood straw man fallacies are universal. Thanks for confirming that bias.
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by izendejas 8y ago
Why not? Take 'em one at a time. And let's start with our backyard because why not, it's easier to see the damage. Your rationale seems to be: Microsoft is not consistently moral, so they should not take any moral stances. We
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by izendejas 8y ago
Let's start with the allocation problem before we get into the scarcity issue. We're perfectly ok spending millions to pay for bombs. And we were perfectly okay with funding dictators in Central America, for example, all of which
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by izendejas 8y ago
I appreciate that legal immigration (as if people doing so illegally didn't wish this was an option for them, also) is an important issue for you, but other people matter, also. The kids aren't doing so well right now. You or anyo
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by izendejas 8y ago
This. If you really want to stop illegal immigration you go after employers who hire them. But even our president is content with hiring them, just not treating them like humans with certain inalienable rights.
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The Problem with Facts(timharford.com)
6 points by izendejas 9y ago|0 comments
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by izendejas 10y ago
i like to use a lime/lemon. figure the acidity may help kill off some bacteria with the acidity and the vapor once the grill is hot.
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by izendejas 10y ago
I wish people understood you just can't go into a foreign country and do whatever the hell you want. I think it comes down to how one measures progress. Sometimes you have to work with corrupt governments and monopolies because the alt
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by izendejas 10y ago
Bing does not support literal searches. This is a dealbreaker for me, particularly since their language models aren't very precise if at all employed. I believe this is why many developers will find Google is a lot better. A lot of our
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by izendejas 10y ago
On the first statement, I think it's mostly right and he's merely just re-stating what Peter Norvig has stated all along albeit not as precisely. On the second statement, I believe you both missed the point. Google was able to acq
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Facebook's Privacy Checkup Is Now Rolling Out(newsroom.fb.com)
7 points by izendejas 12y ago|0 comments
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by izendejas 12y ago
I was using Instagram Hyperlapse before the MSR paper was published. It came out of a Hackathon project at Facebook. And yes, the concept existed well before both. Note: FB employee.
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by izendejas 12y ago
The copy could use a lot of help in general: http://hauteday.com/how/ - The item that receives the most “hearts” from the community wins the contest and the person who originally submitted the items get’s it bought a

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