Grosvenor

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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
You can't beat this though: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35015#35079
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
European or African Polo?
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
Moisturize! Moisturize!
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
I don't enjoy writing authN code, or frontend code, or all the myriad bits of glue converting between one thing and another. Now, I'm master of about a thousand lines of pricing code plus documentation and research which actually
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
> I would expect that within a couple years, these other disciplines can be baked in enough the machine costs less for everything but surprises. They already are. I’m successfully using frameworks like bmad to deliver complex apps at tha
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
Is this the new Centrino?
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
I'm writing an M68K NeXTStep userland emulator and thunks to run NeXTStep apps under GNUStep. I'm starting today with hello world.
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by Grosvenor 5mo ago
cerebras They built an entire wafer ASIC. The entire thing is one huge active ASIC. it takes a lot of cool engineering and cooling to make it work, and is very cool.
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
Underworld / Second toughest in the infants NIN / The Fragile Radiohead / OK Computer Daft Punk / Homewerk All of these are generation defining albums.
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Data Scientist / Consultant | Canada/Remote Worldwide I'm a data scientist with over 20 years of experience specializing in solving hair on fire problems. I thrive on gnarly problems AI can't complete even
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
Except in mathematica - which isn’t formally a lisp, but practically it’s used like one a lot of the time.
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
HTML 4.0
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
How do you value people who learnt to code in the 80's, 90's or 2000's today? Will new developers know/understand what they don't know, or will the new state of things simply become normalized?
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
Yes, if the SEC decides to they can trace it back to specific orders. Will the SEC decide to?
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
Margin Call. It's about a company that makes sausage that discovers their meat supply is full of sawdust and rat feces. They decide to sell off all their inventory, and crash the market, before their competitors do.
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by Grosvenor 6mo ago
Sparse distributed memory is what you’re looking for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sparse_distributed_memory
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by Grosvenor 7mo ago
Apple already experimented with this with the prototype Jonathan computer. It's very late 80's in its aesthetic, and I love it. https://512pixels.net/2024/03/apple-jonathan-modular-concept...
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by Grosvenor 7mo ago
Thanks. My accountant doesn't like it, but I'm pretty content with my choices.
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by Grosvenor 7mo ago
206 points by whoishiring 11 hours ago | unvote | flag | hide | past | favorite | 169 comments Is HN run on eventual consistency? My numbers don't match yours.
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by Grosvenor 7mo ago
So Pascal and Delphi are coming back? I'm actually cool with that.
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by Grosvenor 7mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Data Scientist / Consultant | Canada/Remote Worldwide I'm a data scientist with over 20 years of experience specializing in solving hair on fire problems. I thrive on gnarly problems AI can't complete even
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
SEEKING WORK | Data Scientist / Consultant | Canada/Remote Worldwide I'm a data scientist with over 20 years of experience specializing in consulting and fractional leadership. I do the data science that AI's can't
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
You have two distinct products 1) An interpreter 2) a math language. Don't write your math in some funny imperative computer language. Keep the interpreters surface area as small as possible. Do some work to make sure you can accelerat
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
My Bona fides: I've written my own Mathematica clone at least twice, maybe three times. Each time I get it parsing expressions and doing basic math, getting to basic calculus. Then I look up the sheer cliff face in front of me and thin
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
Can you give me your recruiters number?
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
They sent out an email about raising their prices earlier today. Perhaps it was everyone running for the doors.
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
and a sausage fest. Edit: picture is from a Vienna meet up. Not OpenAI.
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
Nah. You seem like a crumpet man.
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
I heard back from them when I reached out to them in the past. We weren't the right fit, but Sam was professional and communicated well. They're probably just busy.
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by Grosvenor 8mo ago
I would have loved to have that paper when I was learning 3D and OpenGL.

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