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Lyra | Full-Time | Applied AI Engineer | REMOTE (US Citizenship Required) | Building the AI that builds satellites.
Lyra is building an AI-native platform to solve the problem of mission integration that exists today: a slow, expensive, and manual process of information extraction and design for satellite missions. You will work on a small, fast-paced team that interfaces directly with government agencies and industry experts to build the initial version of our platform.
We are looking for a generalist that is comfortable building full-stack products, using AI tooling, and building data analysis/extraction pipelines.
Package: Health insurance, generous equity, competitive salary
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://lyraspace.co/
Do you have comparisons against Dragonfly?
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How do I stop the animated icon in the chrome tab? It's cool, but very distracting to keep the tab open.
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What is the status of FUSE on macOS?
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Noah here, developer at Vectorized. Happy to answer any questions.
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dotnwat on Sunday March 22, 2020 @11:50AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Looking at reports this morning about delivery drivers showing up to work sick, I started to wonder how much tolerance various parts of our infrastructure have to fluctuations in the worker pool.If we constrain the question to only consider the maintenance aspect of power plants, water systems, undersea cables, satellite control, etc... what level of tolerance is there to worker shortages? It...
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[0]: https://github.com/cruzdb/zlog
ITT: the mix of haters, supporters, and curious observers is the exact type of reaction that the HotXXX series of workshops is intended to surface.