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   Show HN: Neural ALU Implemented in X86 Assembly(rickyhan.com)

   1 points by 0b01 8y ago|0 comments
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   by 0b01 8y ago

   To Stay Alive by Michel Houellebecq
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   by 0b01 8y ago

   It's 'Colombia' not ,Columbia'
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   by 0b01 8y ago

   Thank you for posting this. Not many ML jobs around other than Jane Street and Facebook.
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   Show HN: WaveNet-Powered TTS(txtpen.com)

   1 points by 0b01 9y ago|0 comments
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   by 0b01 9y ago

   Let me guess... You work at a bulge bracket
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   Guitar effects in Rust(rickyhan.com)

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   How to use async generator in python3.6 to process streaming data(rickyhan.com)

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   SONM's first commercial render(medium.com)

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    by 0b01 9y ago

    Low latency is to trading is what database is to e-commerce site. The word you are looking for is quantamental.
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    by 0b01 9y ago

    Ripple is a scam to round up as many Bitcoins and Ethers as they can. When bitcoin is $200,000, Ripple will still be $2-3.
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    by 0b01 9y ago

    I built a order book data storage in Rust. It's kind of like redis but for order book data. I can't imagine writing such a complex piece of software in any other language in such a short time (2 months). https://github.
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    by 0b01 9y ago

    Start planning my time in blocks. Don't spread myself too thin Start commenting on HN Sleep before 12am
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    Hacking Google reCaptcha(rickyhan.com)

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    by 0b01 9y ago

    Rust. It's fast and the syntax feels like OCaml/Haskell. Like Haskell, the compiler does a LOT for you. It's the practical Haskell.
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    Gradient Trader Part 1: The Surprising Usefulness of Autoencoders(rickyhan.com)

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    Storing Crypto Order Book in Your Own DB(rickyhan.com)

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    Show HN: Automatic captcha labeller with Apple's SimGAN(github.com)

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    Automatically Solve Captchas with Neural Network(github.com)

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    How to deploy your static blog on Kubernetes(rickyhan.com)

    4 points by 0b01 9y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Replacing Disqus with txtpen(txtpen.com)

    2 points by 0b01 9y ago|1 comments
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    Show HN: Txtpen – web highlights and in-text comments(txtpen.com)

    6 points by 0b01 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: txtpen – web highlights and in-text comments(txtpen.com)

    7 points by 0b01 10y ago|1 comments
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    by 0b01 10y ago

    Thanks for checking it out. txtpen differs from hypothesis in 2 aspects. 1. Full publisher control. Publishers can moderate and pin highlights on their sites. However, all annotations can be retrieved via RESTful API as per W3C standards. 2
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    by 0b01 10y ago

    I'm an undergraduate at UMD working remotely. As a side project, I am working with a friend on https://txtpen.com txtpen provides highlights and context comments for websites. It is like medium for non-medium sites. Most im
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    Why Amazon's Data Centers Are Hidden​ in Spy Country(theatlantic.com)

    14 points by 0b01 10y ago|1 comments
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    by 0b01 10y ago

    so you can use webpack to build react applications in browser? Structor should look into that and integrate with their GUI
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    Deep Street View(rickyhan.com)

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    by 0b01 10y ago

    https://github.com/rickyhan/bodine This is a tiny tool I wrote a long time ago. There's also writefullapp.com which is closed source.
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    by 0b01 10y ago

    Title is misleading clickbait. Should be 'to process natural language.' or a cool way to use NLP.