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Show HN: TakoVM – open-source sandboxing for your agent's code

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Topology and Machine Learning: A Global Map of Your Data [pdf]

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Why do flies not fly when threatened?

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Project Cybersyn

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Sloped Armor

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Join the NASA Space Flight Simulation Study

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Nomogram

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www.cs.cmu.edu 12y ago

University of Water-Mellon

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Six Degrees of Seperation

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Thanks for the comment - and to answer your question: AI use dynamic workflows which require dynamic code generation at runtime. In most critical deployment scenarios you need to isolate the code execution and network controls ahead of time. That's the main use case I had in mind while building this. Hope it helps!

Hi Sam, I am currently working on a online b2b database software with the manufacturing industry. Do you have any tips on working with firms that lack technical knowledge? How should I go about approaching them? I am currently cold calling them.

Thanks

Japanese software engineers are infamously known for working (usually forced) over time (i.e. forced to take out time card). Because software engineers work over time there is a urban legend that Japanese engineers retire at age 35. However I have to say these often apply only to large general contractors.

Corporate cultural is super rigid and is something you would definitely want to avoid, however I believe this is not always true for startups (especially in Tokyo).

As long as you belong in a English speaking team you should be fine.

Also just be careful of the contract type. Some companies who want to fire workers on the go will try to force some form of a temporary contract.