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by ashish01 3y ago
Let Me GPT That For You! -> https://gprivate.com/65ubk
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by ashish01 3y ago
Any good examples or notebooks using RL to solve typical optimization problems?
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by ashish01 3y ago
PuLP is a great way to get started, and I used it as my first attempt for many problems. However, I have since switched to using Google OR tools ( https://developers.google.com/optimization/pack/bin_packing ) or Pyt
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Tell HN: YouTube red is increasing subscription price by 53%
5 points by ashish01 4y ago|6 comments
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by ashish01 4y ago
One of the core problems in semantic search is doing efficient approximate nearest neighbor search. In this post the author uses KD trees. There are other alternatives for efficient ANN like scann from Google and faiss from Facebook.
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by ashish01 4y ago
Any books / papers you would recommend to cover basics of search engine implementation? Practicalities like elias fano encoding and WAND searching.
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by ashish01 4y ago
I wrote a simple hn data downloaded based on this api. Last I remember I was able to download the entire corpus by letting it run overnight. https://github.com/ashish01/hn-data-dumps
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by ashish01 4y ago
This brings back so many memories. I was in a same situation (reading a book) and needed on digital offline dictionary. I couldn't find anything for my phone back then. It was a Sony Ericson phone with 64 MB memory and J2ME as develop
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by ashish01 4y ago
A chat server
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by ashish01 4y ago
If you are trying out parsing in python, I would recommend giving [Lark]( https://github.com/lark-parser/lark ) a try. I have used it for smallish projects are its really easy to use especially with the Earley parser.
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by ashish01 5y ago
I tried a few QnA style queries and most (all?) of them got their answers from Wolfram Alpha. > why is sky blue Top result: https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=why%20is%20sky%20blue > what is the capital of pun
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by ashish01 5y ago
This might be helpful - How to Read a Technical Paper - https://www.cs.jhu.edu/~jason/advice/how-to-read-a-paper.htm...
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Lark Python parsing toolkit 1.0 release(github.com)
4 points by ashish01 5y ago|0 comments
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by ashish01 5y ago
FAISS?
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by ashish01 6y ago
Nice! I really like the top up feature. Really gives me peace of mind that I will not blow up my budget accidentally. I have been using https://datacrunch.io/ which has almost same feature set.
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by ashish01 6y ago
You can limit the numbers pf concurrent calls using a semaphore and acquiring it before making a http request.
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by ashish01 6y ago
The blew past the github bandwidth limit pretty quickly. Any ideas on how to host this?
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Daily Hacker News data dump(github.com)
9 points by ashish01 6y ago|3 comments
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by ashish01 6y ago
Cool. If you want an smaller alternative, just getting upvoted ids is easy enough in python import requests from bs4 import BeautifulSoup with requests.Session() as session: page = 1 while True: r
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by ashish01 6y ago
How can one learn about advanced python concepts like this - slots, meta programming etc. Is there a good book for this?
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by ashish01 6y ago
I also used to feel the same way. But listening to [0]Crust of Rust: Lifetime Annotations by Jon Gjengset helped me understand its need. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAl-9HwD858 really helped me understand it.
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Crust of Rust: Lifetime Annotations(youtu.be)
1 points by ashish01 6y ago|0 comments
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by ashish01 6y ago
I guess it’s cool. It will be interesting to compare this with using fasttext as a baseline for classification.
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Show HN: Simple ways to split bills with friends(structuredchaos.me)
2 points by ashish01 6y ago|0 comments
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by ashish01 6y ago
Or just use instant pot. I use it to make a small batch (1/2 gallon) of yogurt everyday for years now and it have never failed me. Thought I add the culture at 110F.
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by ashish01 6y ago
Pilot Namiki Black is also a very well behaved ink and easy on the pen.
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by ashish01 7y ago
From where did you buy this? Thanks!
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by ashish01 7y ago
I am a complete n00b at this but very interested in making a CoreXY plotter. I get struct at how to get parts like linear guides and servos needed for this. What is the best way to educate oneself about this. Is there something like sparkfu
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by ashish01 7y ago
Thanks for your hard work. Really top quality software. I hope and wish they are making enough money to keep working on it.
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by ashish01 7y ago
> precomputed statistics over power-of-two-aligned time ranges Simple google search didn't get much details. Can someone please add some details or links for this?

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