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by citilife 8y ago
At my day job, I build a lot of machine learning systems that require data to be fed in a time series manner[1]. Often this means building systems to analyze terabytes of logs [semi]-realtime. All I have to say is - thank god! This is going
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by citilife 8y ago
Arguably most CS papers / presentations are not replicable because many don't share the data.
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by citilife 8y ago
I don't really think China is luring too many U.S. scientists... Most of the scientists I know pretty much ignore research out of China, because a large portion of it is just not replicable (and / or lies).
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In that case, it may be better to just put the hot new item in a category they know you purchase in. For instance, if I have a subscription to paper towels, maybe they should send me a subscription recommendation for toilet paper.
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by citilife 8y ago
This sounds super sketchy: > He said the parents involved declined to be identified or interviewed, and he would not say where they live or where the work was done. > There is no independent confirmation of He's claim, and it has
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by citilife 8y ago
For reference, this runs on a $5 AWS instance: https://hnprofile.com/ The database is $600 per month, but that data runs five different websites (and it's a few hundred Gb of data). EDIT: for those mentioning the 502 g
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by citilife 8y ago
You're in an office, or the way I like to think of it - a tribe of "professionals". Like all tribes you have people who hunt, gather, tan leather, and make dinner. The "best" hunter occasionally will bring back a de
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by citilife 8y ago
I've seen a very similar problem to this referred to as "black swan events"[1]. The whole point is you can't actually compute it. You see the period, it's there. What he's doing here isn't science, it&#x27
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by citilife 8y ago
"Hosting" your own blog takes around an hour of setup for wordpress or github pages. Personally, I use vultr + wordpress for my blog[1], but I have technical expertise - it took only 30 minutes to setup and transfer from my previo
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Added in an edit update - I have more, but just tossed some together for you from 2016 - 2018.
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by citilife 8y ago
The problem with these types of systems are it's difficult to do backtesting on a single continuous data stream... I write about that here: https://blog.projectpiglet.com/2018/01/perils-of-backtesting... I re
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by citilife 8y ago
I think this is an awesome idea, but is not executed. I am writing for women: "This is not a test of the emergency broadcast system, it's the real thing! I do not like green eggs and ham. This is a test, that do not express my tru
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by citilife 8y ago
> Sexual harassment is the name for a particular category of unlawful behavior by an employer to an employee. Indeed - which was my point. It's not necessarily the perpetrator who's held legally accountable. It's the organ
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by citilife 8y ago
Just for reference sexual harassment is illegal / legal depending on your location and offense. I don't know about all cases and at risk of engaging you further -- it's often the company the bears legal responsibility to crea
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by citilife 8y ago
> There's no place for 'sexual harassment' culture, period. First of all, they appear to be firing / asking people to leave in the standard corporate way. Yes, it's common to pay people to leave to avoid a lawsui
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by citilife 8y ago
They are salary - I'm 100% confident they will.
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As a low level employee it's not really your responsibility to try and change the culture. It's your job to find a place with a culture that fits you. Fact is, changing a corporations culture is almost impossible. It's set ov
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by citilife 8y ago
Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer| ONSITE | REMOTE | US CITIZEN Required Apply: https://rolp.co/VBMlf The Data Innovation Team (part of C4ML) on the UIUC campus in research park is specifically focused on unsupervised
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by citilife 8y ago
I actually subscribed to: https://lettergram.net/ Follow "Artificial Intelligence | AI", "Machine Learning | ML", etc.
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by citilife 8y ago
Could this not be considered identity theft?
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Launching a white paper... seems a bit odd from a phrasing perspective.
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by citilife 8y ago
Turbolinks have to be my favorite part of Rails, I've used them with other applications as well, the idea that you just load partials (without a huge framework such as React) is pretty nice.
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Why You Don’t Necessarily Need Data for Data Science(medium.com)
2 points by citilife 8y ago|1 comments
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Personally, I always just list the salary range. I offer them in the range. By being upfront about the amount you're willing to pay, it doesn't really matter if it's "fair". "Fair" is what they are willing
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by citilife 8y ago
Does anyone know what Citus Data is valued at? I'm curious what this is "worth" to the PostgreSQL organizations? Although, to me it seems more like a gesture than anything else - I am curious.
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Graph Nets – DeepMind's Library for Graph Networks in Tensorflow and Sonnet(github.com)
2 points by citilife 8y ago|0 comments
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I'm still most productive in Ruby on Rails, I learned it after previously using Go, PHP, and Python (Django and Flask) for web development. Far and away Rails allows me to be more productive, and it's still being actively develope
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Keras-Pandas: rapidly build and iterate on deep learning models(pypi.org)
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by citilife 8y ago
One thing that people seem to skip in Capitalism is the idea that you can't have a tone of regulations. It appears the U.S. version of capitalism is continuously granting the "winners" in sectors with such strong regulations
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Everyone who's in CS at UIUC has to write their own libc replacement: http://cs241.cs.illinois.edu/malloc.html There is (or at least was) a score board you can compare against. By the end of the MP, there are usually h

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