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Show HN: AI-Powered Stock Market Analyst(decodeinvesting.com)
1 points by clark-kent 3y ago|0 comments
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by clark-kent 3y ago
Great work! I created something similar for analyzing earnings call transcripts with an LLM https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37231667 . I know this is an early release, but would be good to add an about us page to your s
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by clark-kent 3y ago
Have you tried employer/employee match making sites hired.com? Or try using a recruiter. That should be better than cold applying from company websites.
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by clark-kent 3y ago
Your story is amazing and very inspiring. > I was 90k in credit card debt and planning on foreclosing the company and declaring personal bankruptcy the same month we got acquired. At one point I recall having a major fight with my roomma
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Show HN: AI Co-Pilot for Reading Earnings Call Transcripts(decodeinvesting.com)
5 points by clark-kent 3y ago|1 comments
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by clark-kent 3y ago
Thats impressive. Do you mind sharing some tips that helped you scale your bootstrapped business to 4million profit?
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by clark-kent 3y ago
Will Hurd is a liberal Republican. He supports Dreamers. Very early critic of Donald Trump.
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by clark-kent 3y ago
What vector store did you use? Was it an issue with the vector store or just the algorithm ANN is just not good with large datasets?
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by clark-kent 4y ago
Big fan of Weaviate.
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by clark-kent 4y ago
I believe it refers to number of tokens. So thats's $0.02 per 1000 tokens for OpenAI Davinci model.
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by clark-kent 4y ago
> 4. Index the embeddings in a database If Op is reading. I'm curious about the database you are using to store the embeddings. Pinecone, Weaviate ...?
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by clark-kent 4y ago
From the article, they did not use fine-tuning. This is semantic search + GPT-3 to provide human-like answers.
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by clark-kent 4y ago
> ii. Compute embeddings and similarity and choose top K comments closest to question > iii. Put top matching comments into a prompt and ask GPT-3 to answer the question using the context It depends on the Prompt used to ask GPT the q
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Why Revenue is the most overhyped financial metric(decode-investing.medium.com)
2 points by clark-kent 4y ago|0 comments
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by clark-kent 4y ago
You might find this interesting, I run a leaderboard of the highest-ranked US stocks based on their fundamentals and profitability for the last 10 years. Its here https://decodeinvesting.com/leaderboard
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by clark-kent 4y ago
Nice work. I'm working on something similar. Here is an example of Apple analysis on my product: https://decodeinvesting.com/ticker/AAPL . We have a leaderboard of the highest-ranked companies here: https:/&#
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by clark-kent 4y ago
The reason IRS can't do that is because of lobbying by companies like Intuit. cc https://www.propublica.org/article/congress-is-about-to-ban-... https://www.propublica.org/article/turbotax-del
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by clark-kent 8y ago
I would recommend using recruiters to find work for you, recruiters have a nice rooster of Employers that they can match you with. Even better than using a recruiter use a site like Hired.com and vettery.com. These sites are great for match
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by clark-kent 9y ago
Most exchanges that trade Tether display it in a way that makes users think its actual fiat USD.
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by clark-kent 9y ago
The problem here is that the Nigerian Government don't see this as a priority. I was just in Nigeria a month ago, the government just allocated $1 billion to fight Boko Haram, the terrorist group that has already been defeated in Niger
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by clark-kent 10y ago
Use recruiters, they are very good in landing you interviews, put your side projects on your resume and bring them up during interviews. Try hired.com. The most important thing is to get exposure to as many job interviews as possible. I hav
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by clark-kent 10y ago
Sounds like a puff piece by the Trump DHS to appear tough while adding a tiny line > The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders
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by clark-kent 10y ago
Try a different paradigm like functional programming (read the SCIP book), or learn Haskell, Elixir. If you love Javascript, try getting into Node and one of the Javascript frameworks. Try doing a sizable side project in your favorite langu
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by clark-kent 10y ago
Basically a "bad" programmer that can't write maintainable code that prepares for technical interviews by brushing up on algorithms and whiteboard style questions will do better than a very good programmer with lots of years
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by clark-kent 10y ago
Back in 2006 I was making apps for SecondLife virtual world, it took six months to make the first $1000 in sales, then 3 months later it had grown to $5000/month so i quit my day job as a tech support rep. I did it for 4 years, now i&#
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by clark-kent 11y ago
"Eloquent JavaScript: A Modern Introduction to Programming" "Functional JavaScript: Introducing Functional Programming with Underscore.js" "Professional JavaScript for Web Developers" [edited to add more books]
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by clark-kent 11y ago
Shawshank Redemption - got me through the most difficult time in my life.
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by clark-kent 11y ago
The interview is cool, and even inspirational. They needed a faster browser for slower networks, so they did the research, found an appropriate rendering engine and built it. They solved their own unique problem and built a better browser f
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by clark-kent 12y ago
I used to work as a tech support rep for a huge cable company and hated it. I had to do a 2 hour commute to work and deal with angry customers all day over the phone, my company often released products that don't work, like we rolled o
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by clark-kent 12y ago
What is a good online reference to learn about "Monads" for beginners? Someone posted a reference here on HN sometime ago but I lost it. Edit: The book was enjoyable and a delight to read, but I started struggling to keep up from

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