DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Ask HN: Who wants to collaborate? (April 2022)
Hi, do you have any idea how one goes about making a liquid mode for mobile pdf readers like the adobe pdf app? I am often commuting and have to read on my mobile but I am limited by the fact that adobe only allows 200 pages or less files to be rendered to liquid mode. I would be interested in helping develop this app ( I am not a programmer by profession but have been learning for a few years on my part time)
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Top% Developer
What does a Top Coder mean? Its people who write the Stack Overflow answers and not the ones who copy them.
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Ukraine reaches breaking point in Russia’s war
I mean other than when invading poor, impoverished countries in third world for reasons full of deceit, corruption and material gain, when has Western media ever lied to us?
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Ask HN: Are there “regular” SWE jobs that pay $200k+?
What I wonder is why do poor wage slavers like you enjoy tounging the boot so much?
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Automated hiring software is mistakenly rejecting millions of job candidates
This software is working as intended. Its supposed to be a screen. Its doing that well. I know this sounds crass and crude but that is capitalism for you.
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Deep reinforcement learning is a waste of time (2019)
Thank you for the detailed reply. Sadly killing off Logic based AI isn't the only crime we can attribute to pencil pushers. But I had some intuition I wanted to ask about.
Can a sort of vaguely type theory based - and I mean like in the sense of programming be used to reason about law and the like?
Like suppose some article says a man should pay 20% income tax but it says in some other act of some other law that a man shall pay 30% income tax. Like obviously I'm just giving an example but I mean like long cryptic legalese busting. Can we detect contradictions or show that the law or agreement esp like say something like TPP or whatever is inconsistent, by defining types and transactions?
I'm sorry I couldn't word it better. But I hope you get a gist of what I'm saying.
DukeBaset
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4 years ago
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on: Deep reinforcement learning is a waste of time (2019)
I am just a lay man interested in the field, but like it sort of makes sense that you can have logical rules and inference, like I mean the whole point of AI as usually conceptualized was that they understood logic, like insert your fav Dr Who/Star Trek joke here, but briefly speaking what happened? I get the charm of ML/DL but it's essentially like data fitting or something. Wouldn't you expect logic in AI? What went wrong and what is the state of the art now?
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: The Sisyphean Task of DNS Client Config on Linux
Multiple redundant servers? I'm way out of my depth here, but if a spof is your main problem, perhaps you just need some redundancy?
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: IT companies warn in open letter: EU wants to ban encryption
Perhaps the app itself can use ml to detect flag and prevent known images from being sent...
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: Google Is Killing “Google Play Movies and TV” on Smart TVs
Hopefully Google drinks the Kool Aid and kills itself instead of going after one head at a time.
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: After Facebook, LinkedIn faces 500 mn users' data leak: Report
Perhaps the LI devs could post open for work on their profile pictures now...
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: You Don't Need a GUI
Two pane window managers with a third pane for previews because I keep downloading pdfs and shit and I really need to know what is inside pog3715.pdf
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: The case for, and against, the still-unseen Planet 9
It's called Pluto and it's a planet - Jerry
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: The US needs a 9/11 Commission style reckoning with COVID policy failures
A whole generation of the middle east...
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: Young Goldman Sachs bankers ask for 80-hour week cap
The Goldman method is to live in the office from 6 to 9 at night 7 days a week is 105 hours. Just sleep with your secretary. Hang out with your bros and expense it. Always be billing. No one who's is office for a 100 hours a week is actually working a 100 hours. Just expense everything, snort coffee and drink cocaine. This is the way.
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: What’s up with these new not-open source licenses?
Side query but can their be like a Defanger license that everyone other than FAANG companies can use? Just so you know, to make em bleed... Or at least a clause that FAANG has to pay to use the software but it is open-source for everyone else just to level playing grounds?
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: Zapier reached a $5B valuation with $1.3M of funding
Just wondering if a company can reach a 10B dollar valuation on a 10k investment....
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: M1 MacBook Air hits 900 GFlops in the browser with Safari's experimental WebGPU
If only I could give you gold
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: Open source projects should run office hours
It's more like office hours in the college sense where you go talk to the prof/ta to get your doubts cleared and stuff, the way i see it.
DukeBaset
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5 years ago
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on: Why isn't Godot an ECS-based game engine?
As a newb, I do find ECS harder to reason about.