citilife

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by citilife 8y ago
Capital One | Machine Learning Engineer | Champaign, IL | ONSITE | Full-time Apply here: https://rolp.co/VBMlf What we work on : * Generating synthetic data, utilizing RNNs and GANs * Identify complex data types, utilizi
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I'm guessing they are running some legal risk there.
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I don't do contracting as much now, but I used to get work through referrals and also blogging. If I toss an item on my blog, do a few blog posts: https://austingwalters.com/ And I'll probably get some hits within
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> I believe it's not possible to make a good recommendation system in general It's definitely possible, however it would be limited to a subset of users (probably need 10 or 20 comments). When you limit it to submissions the nu
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This doesn't work that great in my opinion... Have you seen: https://hnprofile.com/ It's a bit different, but if you can identify what a user is interested in - you could do a good recommendation
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Sure it provides search results that seem fine - but why use this over duckduckgo? I also really don't like the lack of data density. The news doesn't make any sense in most cases.
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None of the "AI's" are ever explained, my guess is it's an RNN, as you can easily use that to generate a series of words, notes, etc. or really anything if it is trained.
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Where's that in case law? I have seen plenty of hype around this and I think that's an attempt to get support for this. However, the fact is, no one has actually tested this (yet). It's basically arguing that the business is
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No it doesn't, that's not the way the internet works - it's only if you conduct business in the EU. That means, if there is a service / entity which exists in said country. If a citizen of France in the EU calls on the
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> - keep in mind you need a privacy page. GDPR is a real thing by now. If you're in the US, it's also not applicable
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To be fair, the government heavily relies on the data Google collects... I highly doubt the consequences are going to be too dire for them. On the other hand, it does appear as if Google (and many of the other mega-corps) are pretty much ac
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Master/Slave is clearly defined in any sort of systems programming. You're taught it in school, there's a wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master/slave_(technology) Don't give me t
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I think it's sad this was a debate at all. As a maintainer, there is some responsibility to respond to people who are working with you or using your product. On the other hand, personally I would have just said: "deal with it&quot
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I'm curious if we will see similar improvements for full-text search. If PostgreSQL continues to improve at this rate, there will be little reason to use many of alternatives... Personally, I already view PostgreSQL comparable (for man
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I've actually found it relatively difficult to even find good, pure, coconut oil (for a reasonable price).
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I guess, generally I'm pretty positive on Hacker News :) Wish I could see the which comments caused the mood change(s).
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I recall last year, I spent every evening eating something like 10mg - 30mg. It was awesome at night to sit down, eat a little bit of cannabutter and finally sleep. I've had constant insomnia since I was probably 8. I only sleep 4 - 5
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I find it easier to just not install apps. My wife and I have a rule - minimal phone use around one another. We hold each other to it, unless both of us agree to look something up. Perhaps it's because we both think it's rude, I d
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by citilife 8y ago
I bought AMD at $2.87 after someone on HN or Reddit (can't remember which) from AMD was discussing their new architecture and how it could be manufactured cheaper and was as performant. Thank god someone spilled the beans; also incenti
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Their GPUs for deep learning are nearly non-existant, as others have mentioned there are projects and support, but... not worth the effort essentially. On the other hand, with the rise of their cheaper CPUs and APUs, I'd actually expec
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> I don't understand this argument. Twitter hasn't tricked anyone. They have an enforceable terms of use agreement with their users. If you deliberately circumvent controls described by that agreement, they have civil recourse.
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I think my point, was: A. All advice, is just a prediction of the future, based on prior results. As we don't know the future, we should be cautious of making business decisions solely from advice. B. Advisors are making predictions of
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I think the single most important thing I've learned in my career, for my startup, and for my life is that I'm the only one responsible. The fact is, everyone can give you advice, it's cheap. However, it's only based off
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> I ran the same benchmark on my Intel box What was the Intel box? I'm also wondering the EPYC system was configured properly.
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The scary part is.. this time we have a much higher amount of control. Unless people are unwilling to not use that knowledge / power, then we are going to be less effective when the guillotine rolls out this time... That being said, th
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My friend has to take a rat and surgically implant an EEG electrodes to their brains, then put the processing unit in their belly, sew them back up. They typically die within 3 weeks or so, usually in a lot of pain.. but the researchers gat
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I do have it the other way, it's just redirecting or providing a link. I ensure my management team understands and sees how many people I help. If I can spend 5 minutes several times a day - each time showing someone where a script is
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The real trick I've found, is having regular conversations about your problems and knowing the domain experts. For instance, I know this one guy is good at Dev Ops. I send him a ping asking a question, he forwards me to the other guy.
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The stat showing that overweight people > under nourished people (although sad there are that many under nourished) is astounding. Not any time in our history have more people been "over nourished" (i.e. overweight), than under
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> It is tough when they offer you a few thousand for these ideas you come up with. That money could help me build a family, but in closing off these ideas I’m making it harder for everyone else to prosper. I don't disagree. I look a

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