klintcho

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by klintcho 1y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. If someone could explain why it's not just beam search, I would be grateful!
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by klintcho 1y ago
How would it be different from regular beam search?
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by klintcho 3y ago
Maybe not. Although I think future here implies progress and productivity gains. Increasing GDP has a very well established cause - effect relationship on making life on earth better. Less poverty, less crime, more happiness longer life exp
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by klintcho 4y ago
That is awesome! When you say: what the price on the menu is that is what the customer pays; does it include sales tax as well? If so, def a very happy development and pretty much revolutionary for being in the US. If not, is it something y
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by klintcho 4y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with this. However wouldn't this imply a couple of world changing things: - We should go for something akin to universal basic income? Given we could produce a bunch of output with very few people (I g
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by klintcho 4y ago
I did include SpaceX as well, and I'm not sure one can find a better example than that, but there are others as well: - Cruise + other self driving car companies (obv also a bunch of software, maybe even software focused, but looking a
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by klintcho 4y ago
This argument could be made about any big SV company the past 30 years. - Anyone of IBM, Microsoft or Yahoo could build a better (quicker and cheaper) search engine than what a bunch of new grads from Stanford can (Google) - Anyone of the c
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by klintcho 4y ago
There are a bunch of block-tools which are of the kind "block everyone that liked this tweet", "block everyone that follows this person" etc. Casting that wide of a net probably also carries some "false negatives&qu
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by klintcho 4y ago
Bay Area getting server errors as well, some kind of attack?
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by klintcho 4y ago
A simple "pre-ordering"-queue seems it would decrease scalper interest as well (?) as it would be much more risky to order a bunch, hope you get early in the queue and sell to people who might get their machine just little time la
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by klintcho 5y ago
There has been a number of submission on HN discussing the chip shortage - and I’ve yet to see anyone discussing using second hand chips, scavenging from used electronics. Obviously as described in the post: redesign is always going to be e
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by klintcho 5y ago
They still do though, just checked.
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by klintcho 5y ago
Are the scribes hosted somewhere so that they can be linked? Would love this on a FAQ page for end users / customers.
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MIT-designed project achieves major advance toward fusion energy(news.mit.edu)
915 points by klintcho 5y ago|422 comments
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by klintcho 5y ago
I loved this tweet by Ross Gerber "So that makes tesla worth $8 tril by these metrics." https://twitter.com/GerberKawasaki/status/143129811631815884... Some valuations are truly difficult to grasp.
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by klintcho 5y ago
It's quite interesting how people keep betting against Elon. The HN crowd should consist of mostly risk-tolerant personalities, but the majority of comments are negative. Regardless of what one might think of the feasibility, no other
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by klintcho 5y ago
Oh I was looking for something like this but with a bit of a different intent: building from instructions, but of course you have to look for pieces in a random pile of legos. Use CV to identify the piece(s) you are looking for. Would be aw
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by klintcho 5y ago
Chiming in here as well; I always trust Amazon to refund me if something is missing or broken without any hassle. A lot of other retailers always gives you a hard time even though they are at fault. They have a huge problem with counterfei
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by klintcho 5y ago
This might be the case. However there is an additional risk and process component: - you might not want to risk because you don't have lawyers etc in your company. - even if you have lawyers etc in your company, if there are 2 alternat
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by klintcho 5y ago
I know this perspective is not relevant for most companies: But for side-projects and a-like the cold-start time for Aurora is like 15 - 30 seconds, and the first query always times out. Having it always on (if just 1 "compute")
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Software Infrastructure 2.0: A Wishlist(erikbern.com)
321 points by klintcho 5y ago|195 comments
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by klintcho 5y ago
I was about to say that the Link (Neuralink) is already bidirectional, so they should already be able to spike each electron as well as read from it. But I had troubles finding any sources supporting this, so I'm not so sure anymore. I
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by klintcho 5y ago
On the same note: I love the saying that comes up here and other places sometimes "if SpaceX can have pricing on their launches, your SaaS product can provide a pricing section". If I can't afford it, i'm not of interest
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by klintcho 5y ago
These are some very unfortunate consequences of GPLv3 licenses. One of the best VSLAM libraries out there that was fully open (BSD2) now terminated from the original maintainer and creator because of possible similarities to GPLv3 source co
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OpenVSLAM – Termination of the release because of GPLv3(github.com)
2 points by klintcho 5y ago|1 comments
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by klintcho 6y ago
A lot of great links here, and other top answers. The one series that finally made me grasp kalman filters was https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLX2gX-ftPVXU3oUFNATxG... from Michel van Biezen, awesome explanations ste
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by klintcho 6y ago
I've seen this around the internet and I have one honest question for clarification: - How come a bunch of other brokers also stopped the trading in these assets? (Webull, Ameritrade, e-trade etc) did all of them end up in this state?
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by klintcho 6y ago
Fully agree with this. Free is free, you could always argue that there is "a spirit to open source"; but as with everything there's always going to be people exploiting and using it, that comes with the free. To me it boils d
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by klintcho 6y ago
I've been super excited for this space for a long time. Novel interaction ideas in the digital age seems to have a hard time breaking through (mouse and keyboard has was really a killer application). I'm wondering if a matrix of w
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by klintcho 6y ago
I posed the exact same question below. I have the exact same thoughts, and genuinely curious on the process they have. I'm not that opposed in general to whiteboarding if you feel like you can't assess the candidate. However I do

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