ashwinpp

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FrontierFinance: The largest open benchmark for investor workflows(research.samaya.ai)
18 points by ashwinpp 3mo ago|2 comments
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Lost in the Maze: Overcoming Context Limitations in Long-Horizon Agentic Search(arxiv.org)
1 points by ashwinpp 11mo ago|0 comments
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by ashwinpp 5y ago
I'm looking into reducing loneliness and providing companionship for aging parents with an AI powered talking companion. If you have faced any issues with providing companionship to aging parents, I would love to hear more about it!
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Ash HN: Funding FOSS projects using a stock market?
2 points by ashwinpp 6y ago|0 comments
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by ashwinpp 8y ago
Note that most registrars participating in EAP or landrush charge a non-refundable fee, which is major chunk of the price increase from day 7 to day 1. It doesn't seem that there is "no cost" to participating in this period i
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
Apart from all the questions about the camera, resolution and culpability, we need to re-think what it means to be training and evaluation of autonomous cars with respect to the rare incidents. Training the cars based on data collected from
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
As far as analogies go, I'll rescind my analogy based on the difference you have stated. However, it does not negate the point I was trying to make, that the problem lies not with feedback but with willful ignorance of it. Since, I did
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
I think there are two orthogonal issues in the discussion which I would like to untangle. Some of the proposed solutions have been about maintaining a "social distance" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1593900
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
I don't think the problem lies with feedback. I think it lies with willful ignorance of it. I believe that most people in group 1, are in fact aware of the problem of their behaviour and are willingly ignorant of it. This is because if
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
I like nuanced comments and you make cogent arguments. However, I believe that most people in group 1, are in fact aware of the problem of their behaviour and are willingly ignorant of it. This is because if they made any unwanted advances
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
Curious about why this article went missing from the first few pages in a few minutes it took me to read it. Is it by design or intervention and if intervention then the rationale for it. I found the article to be underscoring in detail the
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
I have a counterpoint for discussion against taking the flu vaccine based on the facts we know, and a two independent assumptions I make. We know that influenza is different from other viruses because 1) There are many strains of influenza,
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
Thanks. Should have googled. However, upon closer inspection, it seems like there was a wave of research during 1960s which looked at Copper ion concentration between 0.02 - 10g/L In the 2000s there was another wave of research looking
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by ashwinpp 9y ago
> and were proven long ago. Can you back up your claim?
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by ashwinpp 10y ago
Anonymity of poster doesn't render the poster's experience unworthy of thought. If it did, I would be ignoring this comment from a throwaway account. Cartoonish and poorly written are subjective judgements. These experiences might
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by ashwinpp 10y ago
* There is no proof in your statement that currrently 9X% of their users have fast internet connection. * Even so, it would simply be an artefact of them never bothering to optimize for people with slower internet connections. If they did o
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by ashwinpp 12y ago
As the comments point out, apart from immediate use to consumers, it can also help understand underlying temporal trends and perhaps with some data analysis suggest healthier substitutes based on user tastes. However, as part of a course p