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There was a product I personally liked called graphistry but that isn’t free persay, but its founder is brilliant in this space @lmeyerov

I appreciate you taking the time to break this down, I’ve spent a decent chunk of time having to roll my own stuff so when pygrid/pysyft came along it was just easier. I will say the flower components look interesting and I’ll give it a shot

I hate to ask a product comparison question, but why would I use this versus other projects like PySyft.

looks like they've introduced some differential privacy wrappers, the changelog points to that: https://github.com/adap/flower/blob/94a1f942abfce5dff4e9aff2...

Another interesting project to checkout is klange’s toaruos https://github.com/klange/toaruos

I had to chuckle given the detail of the article such as it is.

It’s not the site we wanted but the one we needed but never knew.

Holy shit that copay is high, I had Kaiser too at one point and mine came out to $200ish a month with $20 copays. I know stuff varies but Kaiser felt like highway robbery

~$350/month, which to me has been useless so far. Generally costs about 20k USD a year in the US split between employers and employees

I'm curious if using three.js + WASM acceleration might help with this

@jart, just wanted to say thanks for both APE and cosmopolitan, those projects have made my life infinitely easier as well as giving me a lot of my time back not having to figure out windows executable minutia. It's a no brainer for me to create either a WASM module or an APE to get the job done.

If you get the opportunity, there is a Bartholdi museum in a small town on the French German border called Colmar that was originally his home. It’s interesting the evolution of the artist over the decades leading up to the Statue of Liberty

I’m glad to see support for GNNs with tensorflow. Working with gnns for the past few years, personally for me it gets tiring to roll my own framework.

These aren’t franchises where some employee can make that decision, the artist would have had to reach out to Apple’s legal team to get consent to do this at one of their stores. Yea that might be cumbersome and make the work impossible to do but if you were in the employee’s shoes would you really want the onus of all of this on your head?

Suddenly not so much Star Wars as much as it is Gundam :p

I got a bunch of empty accounts and one startup launch post. Not sure how that qualifies as a doppelgänger

Dunno why but I’ve gotten 7 integration test emails so far

This is great, your demo’s music just made the task seem hilariously easy.

Shark tank throwback :p

Love what I’ve seen so far, I’ve tried superannotate but ended up opting to build my own AI assisted tools into label box, excited to potentially try this out.

This was a fun exercise, definitely think this could be difficult to suss out for greener devs or even more experienced ones. It’d be hilarious to have this model power a live screensaver in lieu of actually being busy at times.

Oh I agree, the counter is a nice novelty toy but I know its not realistic. I'm comfortable with what I make and what I invest in, at some point there is such a thing as too much money for a single person (not a social statement, just a statement about my situation).

https://github.com/sthouvenot/iambezos/blob/9d2c40a364585a65...

This is fun to watch, in the time it took to look at another article, the number that appeared was double what I make in a year.

Thank you, I totally clicked on this thinking how could Google Loon have anything to do with this

If you see it from the perspective of being able to retain staff or hiring new employees, it definitely seem worth it.

Dunno why you are getting downvoted, its a fair mistake to make (Bauhaus vs Baohaus), especially if you aren't aware of Bauhaus to begin with.

Lol to the last one on the list

He raises many good points about the potential downsides of 5G. US telecom corporations are rushing to beat China Telecom companies & South Korean companies to the punch. The US is definitely not going to have the same dominance in 5G that they had with 4G, especially if they take hazardous paths to a nationwide rollout

Thanks, I'll definitely check that out