MichaelRazum

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   by MichaelRazum 6y ago

   Wow kind of amazing. Don't think a human would give me much better results. It would be interesting to know how fast OpenAi is able to retrain / update the model based on new data.
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   by MichaelRazum 6y ago

   Actually I like the results a lot. How does the logic behind it work, is it just the output of GPT-3? Do you need to parse it somehow? If it is just GPT-3 its kind of amazing how good the results are, since it was never trained for that. A
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   Ask HN: How to construct a simple game for humans but difficult for AI?

   5 points by MichaelRazum 6y ago|3 comments
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   by MichaelRazum 6y ago

   Just wondering why they don't want to outsource to europe. Here in Germany you will get good engineers for $80k. Or east europe is even cheaper + better cultural fit.
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   by MichaelRazum 6y ago

   Actually I'm not saying that you can't be profitable. Just saying that the fancy NN, won't work like magic in a noisy environment like financial time series. For other time series with periodic and other anomalies you can app
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   by MichaelRazum 6y ago

   To be honest. I don’t believe a word about the performance using AI. Especially if the article doesn’t present the features and the NN architecture. Its always the question: would a super simple model perform the same way? And very ofter th
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   by MichaelRazum 7y ago

   Ok everything open source was not good enough. Please make a simple benchmark. Without it, it is so hard to make decisions
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   by MichaelRazum 7y ago

   Agree, basically that is the point. If you have just stupid tasks, everyone will perform the same. Then sometimes you have a challenging problem. A good skilled dev (let us call him 10x) will develop a clean, easy solution on the other hand
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   by MichaelRazum 7y ago

   Let's assume the worst-case scenario. It has a high mortality rate and is spreading with a high reinfection rate. Other cities will lock off shortly like in china. What are the steps to survive? How do you think the world will react?
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    Ask HN: Online A/B testing, contextual bandits – what are the best frameworks?

    2 points by MichaelRazum 7y ago|0 comments
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    by MichaelRazum 7y ago

    Maybe that is correct. What I'm just missing is a simple "proof" or at least an idea of a proof why some assumptions are violated. In this case you could a gain argue: picking a coin random and then toss 300 times --> Mult
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    by MichaelRazum 7y ago

    Not 100% sure, but for me "The three coins (non) example" is false. You could easily constract a random variable wich flips the free coins at random. Then you get again an iid sequence. I'm writing this basically because I th
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    by MichaelRazum 7y ago

    Hi, sry forgot to provide an email: clayton.4a4184ab@tryninja.io
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    by MichaelRazum 7y ago

    you can ping me as well. Interested in trading, machine learning and new tech.
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    Timeseries Data Pipeline

    1 points by MichaelRazum 7y ago|0 comments
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    How Do You Build a Timeseries Data Pipeline?

    2 points by MichaelRazum 7y ago|0 comments
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    by MichaelRazum 7y ago

    Note sure if this is the best solution. But works so far for me: ELK + Redis + Curator. Everything in a docker contrainer. Single Machine Setup. Curator deletes old logs. Redis is responsible for caching. Logs are put directly to redis.