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by Grimm1 7y ago
I work a decent bit with ML and even with that I'm just waking up and read that as the news Network so apparently pretty easy to confuse
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I think you misread what I posted.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
The downvote without a reply is a really unhealthy thing for a community especially one that only gives downvoting privileges to supposed long time contributors. I provided a perfectly reasonable counter example with a company that demonstr
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I went through the interview process with Square and their compensation is around that level and it was just a 3 round interview process no muss no fuss. Phone interview went well, completely crushed the coding interview (which was coderpad
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Yeah so a big name PEO definitely doesn't do this, I have the same situation right now. Both companies were rolled into one W2 for me. FTE, engineer in both cases. Edit: I also get this is likely legal but didn't sit well with me.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Excuse in the sense of "forgive" that people have a US bias. I agree with you and you read something from that I didn't intend sorry about that.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
First off I said "traditionally US centric" which it was. I maybe should have said "historically US centric" which would be more in line with what I was trying to get across. I don't think it is anymore. And second
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Edit: I'm going to put this here because it clearly rubbed some people the wrong way, HN and YC were historically US focused they have since expanded but this site still has a large US population that view and post on it and with that
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I learned x86 from Xeno Kovah's course and I imagine his x64 will be just as comprehensive. It looks like his x64 is just slides instead of videos which may be better, sitting through 16hrs of video when I was learning x86 was ... an e
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I had thought of that but the people I'm talking about are people who had raised VC and later realized that if they want a sustainable business instead of a unicorn they may have missed the boat by working with VCs. I think like everyt
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I can say in the New York scene the opinion seems to be quite the opposite. There is a non-trivial amount of wariness when it comes to VC money.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I think this article is trying to make something out to be more than it actually is. Debt financing is a specific vehicle that can be used tactically for a relatively mature business (Series A area +) with predictable revenue for specific g
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by Grimm1 7y ago
This has been true since 3.7 why is this such a seemingly major revelation on HN?
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by Grimm1 7y ago
https://semver.org/ 'If you have a stable API on which users have come to depend, you should be 1.0.0. If you’re worrying a lot about backwards compatibility, you should probably already be 1.0.0.' To a significan
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I haven't made the choice to have children and so it doesn't apply to me. That is your decision and that class of problem doesn't apply to everyone.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Yeah the focus on exclusively money baffles me. Like cool you get to buy a bigger house and go on some nicer vacations. Depending on the big co, they own you. I can't say I'm not working as an employee right now but every time I&#
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Elixir as a language provides a very robust standard lib with most tools to accomplish many tasks that would require external dependencies in other languages. Combine that with the actor model, Erlang's vm and own std lib and you have
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by Grimm1 7y ago
That makes sense and thanks for the info and the link. It will be very useful going forward.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Oh interesting I'll have to check, we did an upgrade pass a while ago maybe we just didn't upgrade pandas for whatever reason.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Awesome super useful thank you.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Pandas' type conversions irk me. I get why columns with NaN convert to float from integer but very rarely do I have data that is complete for every column and converting columns that were intentionally integer has caused headaches when
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by Grimm1 7y ago
So like some human understand able description from the metrics we are using? "This website is fairly new and is seeing a lot of active contribution." "This website's content is different from other websites in the same
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Always welcome to build a competing service with your idea of what is novel.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
I've used Gust twice and I've been satisfied every time. The slightly more expensive plan also nets you 15k in AWS credit.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
Worth noting too you may just not meet our idea of novel if your score is sufficiently low you are not ranked.
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by Grimm1 7y ago
If it's newer than a few weeks ago it's not in there, we also dropped about 150k-300k results on indexing and figured it really wasn't a concern considering it's an alpha. Sorry about that, the index has about 1.4m recor
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by Grimm1 7y ago
This is something I'm currently focused on solving actually. Currently on Show a ways down is the alpha but the basic gist is a search engine focused on discovery while maintaining topical relevance. We thoroughly agree that search res
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by Grimm1 7y ago
So to the point of your first edit that is basically what we demo here in regards to GitHub we have some metrics in regards to the repos we've been tracking and we have various knobs that control how fast a top result would degrade fro
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by Grimm1 7y ago
To give some context, for this demo we crawled the entirety of public GitHub to show off our idea of what we mean by novel. We chose GitHub because we figured HN might like to see some cooler repos for things they are interested in. We have
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Show HN: Privacy conscious, discovery focused search engine – Whize (Alpha)(alpha.whize.co)
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