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by cellis 5y ago
Hello! First I would like to say this is a very cool writeup. I'm not a computer scientist but do dabble a bit in neural networks. Is it possible this could be used to build a convolutional neural network?
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by cellis 5y ago
Sacre bleu! This is Hacker News!
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by cellis 5y ago
Many billionaires are not valued based on their "liquid" holdings but on multiples of some composite blend of their company's growth rate / revenue / profit / hype. Are you saying your friend is liquid and that
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by cellis 5y ago
in 2015 sure, when the alternatives were Sublime Text and Atom. Now Jupyter + VSCode ( in ssh mode is a killer feature ) will crush anything JetBrains can put up. DataGrip is pretty nice but lack of extensibility give it a limited lifespan.
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Show HN: PG GraphQL TypeOrm model generator(npmjs.com)
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by cellis 5y ago
I mean, the alternative is to grind out an eking existence on nights and weekends until you're bootstrap profitable and then a "Chosen One" gets funding, or a FAANG comes along and eats your little niche for breakfast...the m
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by cellis 5y ago
Majesty was amazing! I think i got the expansion pack as well, I can't tell you how much I played that game, still remember taking it out the plastic cd wrap from Walmart
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by cellis 5y ago
Caesar III was one of my favorite games, but Aoe2 and Civ II ( both came out around the same time IIRC ) are the best strategy games of all time imo, followed closely by Civ 5 ( but I have no time for games anymore haha )
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by cellis 5y ago
saying "Citus is open source" doesn't mean its as simple as running `yarn install citus; yarn run citus`. Its is much much more complicated than typical open source. You pay for support for a very good reason.
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by cellis 5y ago
"Buy it again" seems to still work...
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by cellis 5y ago
I’ll take that bet. 10 150k public sector employees vs 10 250k private sector, its going to be a slaughter in terms of productivity in favor of the private sector. In fact I would take 10 private sector engineers at 250k vs your 20 public s
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by cellis 5y ago
Isn't the difference though, that Leela is a pure RL implementation whereas NNUE/SF still uses some tablebase stuff?
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by cellis 5y ago
Translation: Alpha Zero, we're ready for a rematch!
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by cellis 5y ago
The top tier in finance are NOT crushing the top tier in tech. No way. All these IPOS + Faang are making 10s of thousands of millionaire mid-level engineers, thousands of decamillionaire VPs and angels, and dozens of billionaires, year afte
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by cellis 5y ago
Upvoted not because I agree, but genuinely want to read discussion on this. I used to agree, when I first started doing Android development and "relearned" Java since playing with Applets at age 14, but threading made me seriously
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by cellis 6y ago
I think you can make more money, a lot more. It seems you have revenue as much as $200 per month selling these books, in total. But I have to say, when I was younger ( and a lot poorer ), I paid up to $200 for a single college textbook. So
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by cellis 6y ago
how did they control for that?
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by cellis 6y ago
You're wrong. Look no further than at the Soviet Union and Communist China for examples. While Microsoft was being built in the US in the late 80's...what were Russian and Chinese innovators building? The Russian Bill Gateses were
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by cellis 6y ago
You have to be an accredited investor, most even non-faang-but-sv-sfbay senior swes can demonstrate this after 3 years.
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by cellis 6y ago
And the point of a job?
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by cellis 6y ago
Probably because your optionality is so low. If you invest the time to learn this and then don't get a $350k job, what's your recourse? Furthermore, the applications of KDB+ in broader industry are few, so you won't come out
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by cellis 6y ago
Yeah, as someone who might use this product I feel like the landing page should be a long post on “how it works”. Frontend engineers are going to be very big stakeholders on this and I need to know, down to the bone bits how does it’s thing
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by cellis 6y ago
It’s environmentally friendly to mine asteroids, so in a way, it will always be “cheaper” to pollute an unlivable rock rather than our only sustainable habitat.
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by cellis 6y ago
Arrogant is a tremendous understatement. There's a chance that 10 million years ago on some other planet existed a far more advanced civilization than humans could ever imagine, but they died out after 1 million years. So they would ha
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by cellis 6y ago
PSA has done this in terms of heatmaps with sportsdatalabs. Personally I would invest into a video AI for let/no let system, as well as better camera systems for out of bounds calls ( like in tennis ). Also, switch to a lime ball on a
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by cellis 6y ago
Saint Francisco was also a person at one point.
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by cellis 6y ago
Wow. This is such a good comment. I remember when I was a junior engineer and knew more than many of the "senior" engineers at a job a few years back. It didn't matter at all, as seniority outranked sensibility. I was thinkin
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by cellis 6y ago
And ugly
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by cellis 6y ago
Wrong. A law was passed specifically making crimes of less than $1000 a misdemeanor.
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by cellis 6y ago
Article was written in 2017. So maybe in 2014-ish the protagonist of Story 1 bought the house??

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