dd367

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by dd367 2y ago
Kid Pix seems like not an astute name.
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Glean raises at $2.2B to accelerate generative AI in the enterprise(glean.com)
8 points by dd367 3y ago|0 comments
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Glean Chat: first enterprise-grade ChatGPT for work(glean.com)
31 points by dd367 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A tool to auto-generate vocabulary for a book(github.com)
1 points by dd367 5y ago|1 comments
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by dd367 5y ago
Takes a book in English, finds the words that are "rare" (by the measure IDF >= 15 or -ln(frequency) > 14) and lists the definition in a dictionary and the places it occurs in the original text. The final output is a static
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Glean - the work assistant that searches across all your company's apps(forbes.com)
27 points by dd367 5y ago|5 comments
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Why I Left Google (2019)(debarghyadas.com)
3 points by dd367 7y ago|0 comments
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by dd367 9y ago
And it's an even bigger problem with MEng/MS students. These are usually unfunded cash cow programs even at top universities. They accept fairly mediocre students from China and India and the class is usually 80% Chinese/Indi
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by dd367 9y ago
I was a TA for a graduate level class at one of the top universities in the US and I've had some interesting encounters with plagiarism. I. The time I got caught for "plagiarizing". In an intro systems class, me, a CS major,
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A Data Driven Guide to Buying Contact Lenses (2017)(debarghyadas.com)
1 points by dd367 9y ago|0 comments
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The Graduate School Admissions Statistics We Never Had(debarghyadas.com)
1 points by dd367 9y ago|0 comments
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Data Driven Weight Loss: Losing 66 pounds and gaining a six pack in 8 months(debarghyadas.com)
87 points by dd367 9y ago|95 comments
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Open-sourcing India's Latest and Largest National Health Dataset [2017](debarghyadas.com)
1 points by dd367 9y ago|0 comments
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by dd367 10y ago
Interesting article! The metric you use does eliminate triviality, but it sometimes uses very obscure (and arguably uninteresting words), such as calumnies, ivoriness, coprophagist, etc. That's what you describe as Webster's Seco
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The man hacking India’s rich and powerful talks motive, music, drugs and targets(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by dd367 10y ago|0 comments
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by dd367 10y ago
Great read. I think the title "On Reddit, the earlier you comment, the louder your voice." or something to that tune would've made for a more impactful headline!
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Palantir marked down 32%, Dropbox 25% and Flipkart 27%(fortune.com)
3 points by dd367 11y ago|0 comments
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Analyzing the Largest Compilation of Graduate School Admissions Data(debarghyadas.com)
4 points by dd367 11y ago|0 comments
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by dd367 11y ago
Not really :P I wish I'd seen it before. I only learnt about it when minimaxir commented on this thread.
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by dd367 11y ago
fixed.
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by dd367 11y ago
My bad, fixed.
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by dd367 11y ago
That's a super interesting thought. You should consider that the sum total of popularity of topics on HN up till today can't be used in hindsight as a predictor. It would be interesting to see if we merely looked for past spikes i
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by dd367 11y ago
Math is hard.
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by dd367 11y ago
Oh damn, super cool stuff. I wish I'd seen this before. Looks like I replicated a lot of your work, but yeah trends seem to have stayed the same.
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by dd367 11y ago
I should've mentioned that all the times are in UTC. I'll work on normalizing them to PST - it's pretty confusing right now. Thanks for letting me know!
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by dd367 11y ago
Running this query: SELECT author, COUNT(1) AS c FROM [fh-bigquery:hackernews.stories] WHERE author IS NOT NULL GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 2 DESC LIMIT 1000 and armed with the knowledge that HN has been in existence for 3158 days, th
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by dd367 11y ago
It's just submissions - I think I should go over and make the wording less ambiguous.
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Looking back at 9 years of Hacker News(debarghyadas.com)
207 points by dd367 11y ago|79 comments
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The Top 100 Hacker News Posts of All Time(debarghyadas.com)
6 points by dd367 11y ago|0 comments
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by dd367 11y ago
I'm 100% sure LinkedIn probably offered to buy Coursera at a similar price: 1. A lot of Coursera's engineers are LinkedIn veterans. 2. Coursera is arguably a much better quality and more highly regarded education platform than Lyn

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