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by bayonetz 9y ago
Tangent: anybody have recommendations for a "CRM" for tracking your activity when you are job hunting? What stage you are at, people you've talked to at company, what version of resume they have, etc. Typically I've just
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by bayonetz 9y ago
To be fair to the original article, his assertion was more along the lines of you can't train a deep net without lots of data. As the second article shows, that isn't true in the general case. However, it is certainly true for c
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by bayonetz 9y ago
Checkout Rapidminer and Knime for great examples of box'n'arrows applied to machine learning pipelines. I've used Rapidminer a fair bit and they really have a great model including a dynamic number of inputs/outputs from
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by bayonetz 9y ago
This is run of the mill legal strategy, of course. It looks terrible, however. Which surely is not lost on Google. Which then makes it seem even more like they have something to hide. I hope there is nothing to it. If there is, I hope they
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by bayonetz 9y ago
Anybody use here use Oink? How as it? Very interested in this level of granularity for restaurants. Nobody really doing this well.
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by bayonetz 9y ago
All true in isolation but... 1. Sometimes "why" can lead to analysis paralysis and procrastination. Sometimes "how" is better -- as in how do we best move on to a solution? 2. It depends on how the "why" is ask
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by bayonetz 10y ago
I hate when companies use basically zero-value rewards like badges to incentivize very-real-valued work like giving people rides. All I can think of is the "fuck you, pay me" quote when I see this happening. My last company wanted
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Morning paper also covered this nicely here: https://blog.acolyer.org/2017/03/09/mamadroid-detecting-andr... Love that blog!
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Don't tell that to my Vim- and Sublime-loving coworkers...they'll look at you like you're some idiot who must not be able to program very well.
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by bayonetz 10y ago
He must have meant loosely correlated. I'm sure it varies by product type and user knowledge.
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by bayonetz 10y ago
When using sklearn, I've seen a lot of folks just pickle the model and use that as the interchange format. I like the human-readable interchange format you are using better. I assume you just rolled your own. Why not something like PM
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Ask HN: What does your production machine learning pipeline look like?
339 points by bayonetz 10y ago|103 comments
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Better yet, write your own simple versions. That's what we did in undergrad and grad classes in AI, ML, Neural Nets, etc. There is nothing like building one yourself, even a simple model like kNN!
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by bayonetz 10y ago
That was a great illustration. Given the the content, it primed me up on LOTR thinking. When I glanced back at your username I read it as Daniel Elf. Hehe. Also, I wouldn't mine seeing elf be spelled elvf for a change of pace.
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by bayonetz 10y ago
This reminds me of something I've worried about from time to time. I have a fairly sophisticated password scheme from before there were good password managers. I don't have unique pass per site but close to it. I still forget some
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by bayonetz 10y ago
>sticking to core Django ORM calls I think that's what made it easy. That's the trade off when you try to build a generic DB access to support the trivial DBMS swap like the article take about -- you end up writing a lowest com
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Well before these even. HBO has been pioneering the edgy, interesting, original content model for television shows since the 80's. 1st and 10, Larry Sanders Show, Oz, Real Sex, America Undercover, Not Necessarily the News, and on and o
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by bayonetz 10y ago
I'd argue the author is half right: people want their sales person to have these qualities (which there is plenty of evidence that introverts are better at). What he's wrong about is that people are willing to give up the social s
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Yeah, maybe just "Simulated ..." or "Synthetic ..."?
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by bayonetz 10y ago
I find mockable end-to-end testing for React-based SPAs to be quite a mess. On the one hand, "React is a just a view library" so e2e testing is orthogonal. On the other hand, Redux/Flux + React pretty much get treated as the
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The 52 Best – And Weirdest – Charts We Made in 2016(fivethirtyeight.com)
2 points by bayonetz 10y ago|0 comments
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by bayonetz 10y ago
So many comments here amounting basically to "don't pigeon hole yourself", "get outside your comfort zone", "there is no such thing as an introvert", etc. That's funny because really the whole reaso
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The Rhythm of Food(rhythm-of-food.net)
2 points by bayonetz 10y ago|0 comments
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Succinctly, there is no free lunch...
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by bayonetz 10y ago
You talk about the ML being reinforced over time by user actions so you must have suffered from the 'cold start' problem in the beginning. How did you address this? Did you initialize it with your own expert curated rules/wei
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by bayonetz 10y ago
Such a intimate and inspiring project -- cool to see it be recognized like this. I could see doing this with a partner but we'd probably have to dispense with actual snail mail aspect. Still sketch but maybe just take pictures of the d
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Dear Data has been acquired by MoMA, but it's not what we are most excited about(medium.com)
4 points by bayonetz 10y ago|1 comments
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by bayonetz 10y ago
This is worth repeating; use the right tool for the job. Phone gap is actually pretty great for the scenario where you need a simpler info screen app to be cross platform from day one. I made a personal app that way and it worked out great.
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by bayonetz 10y ago
The authors espousing of deep problem understanding sound like it would be more at home in a PhD program / academia. Also, sometimes it's possible people just "pick wrong" in the sense that they don't or can't
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by bayonetz 10y ago
I like the different acronym mistakes people always (and very authoritatively) make for utm. "It stands for Universal Task Module" "Nope, it stands for Universal Tracking Monitor!" ... inevitably the old guy jumps in, &q

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