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by phenkdo 5mo ago
I have had an RFE for my Eb5 I -829 petition and my attorney submitted my RFE 3+ months ago but haven't heard anything back. Is it true that USCIS responds to RFE within 3 months or have you seen delays in RFE processing in Eb5 cases?
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by phenkdo 4y ago
Stackoverflow should build a GPT style interface into its considerable knowledge-base, and if an answer is not found in existing data, pose it to the forum.
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by phenkdo 4y ago
we need a paradigm shift away from search, just as google engineered a shift away from portals in the late 90s. idk what form that would take but I suspect some kid in a garage is going to come up with something...
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by phenkdo 4y ago
>> I'm a business owner myself >Ah, there you go. Ah, there you go to you as well.
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by phenkdo 4y ago
>There NO labor shortage when many big companies belong to billionaires that get wealthier every day (even during Covid).Those companies obviously CAN pay more. The owners are not going to sleep under a bridge anytime soon. It's thi
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by phenkdo 4y ago
Absolutely! The "no shortage if you pay enough" slogan is a double-edged sword. - Is there a housing shortage if you pay enough? or - is there a health-care shortage if you pay enough? : : on & on.
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by phenkdo 4y ago
Can this be used to deploy an "active learning" model that learns from fresh data and model auto-updates?
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by phenkdo 4y ago
>Also, you posted your Linkedin. We know where you work. And you just publicly called them "shitty." If I were your boss I'd fire you. And if I were a potential boss I'd never hire someone who did that. I think it&#x2
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by phenkdo 4y ago
The non-sinner line starts over there, and goes round the block.
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by phenkdo 4y ago
I think you are referring to Eckhart Tolle's mindfulness. I have one of his quotes that I have clipped into my notes as: “What a liberation to realize that the “voice in my head” is not who I am. Who am I then? The one who sees that.”
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by phenkdo 5y ago
For us the winning feature for qdrant it has the concept of both positive and negative query vectors. Overall they are both very good! It's a matter of individual preference.
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Ask HN: Russian and Ukrainians living in the west, how have you gotten along?
9 points by phenkdo 5y ago|0 comments
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by phenkdo 5y ago
fungible programming, FTFY.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
Nice writeup. Have you looked at qdrant [1] for your comparison? I found it better than Milvus. [1] https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant
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by phenkdo 5y ago
loom.com
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by phenkdo 5y ago
https://commoncrawl.org/ might be a good place to start.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
IMO #2 takes the cake (rest is all icing)
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Ask HN: Why isn't Seattle(WA) more popular destination for California exiteers?
1 points by phenkdo 5y ago|7 comments
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by phenkdo 5y ago
Honest question, not meaning to be offensive or hurtful at all. I know how raw the wounds of the famine are etc. How do historians objectively - provided there is one - view the British empire's involvement in Ireland over much of th
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by phenkdo 5y ago
How Is ML being used to generate more randomness in the PRNGs? Wouldn't the opposite be a more interesting research idea?
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by phenkdo 5y ago
can you explain how you are hashing the video? i took a quick look at the github and don't see details...
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by phenkdo 5y ago
i'd pronounce it the same way i read it, hurl something.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
thanks! this looks like something i could use. p.s. coolest and most intuitive name btw.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
Pareidolia?
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by phenkdo 5y ago
There is a startup Workaround Online ( https://wao.ai/ ) that provides refugees with freelance work. Not sure if they are still around.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
You could use BERT or Word2Vec or GLOVE. They are very simple to use with HuggingFace's library.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
Isn't this literally survivorship bias?
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by phenkdo 5y ago
The UI/UX needs work: - The search is confusing no progress indicator, - the results are not clickable or some way to bookmark them. - some form of rating/ranking for doctors.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
Pessimists are usually right, and optimists usually make things happen.
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by phenkdo 5y ago
This is "deja vu all over again" in reverse, from 20 years ago. In Nov 2001 US special forces led Northern Alliance also took Kabul much quicker than anticipated or planned. The Taliban regime back then folded pretty quickly as we

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