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   by dnadler 2y ago

   Really? I certainly have used commit messages and seen others do the same. Perhaps this is more an indictment of the quality of the commit messages than anything else. In my experience, rebase and squash makes it easier to collect work into
2. 32.▲
   by dnadler 2y ago

   And until recently, a helicopter :)
3. 33.▲
   by dnadler 2y ago

   In the workflow example, is ` Purchaser.purchase` supposed to be `do_purchase`?
4. 34.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   Thanks for posting this project! I’ve been curious about wasm with rust and I found your code to be really easy to follow, and gave me a really good idea of how I could get started with a similar project. Kudos!
5. 35.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   Unrelated to the content of the announcement, but the scrolling behavior of the 'threads' at the bottom of the page is really neat. I'll need to look into how that was done - I've seen similar things before but I can&#x2
6. 36.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   This might also be a bit easier than it seems. I've done similar (though not nearly as nice of a UI) with `unstructured`.
7. 37.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   Why would that be the case? A low rate mortgage has some value, so I would expect the buyer to pay more for the house as a result.
8. 38.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   Maybe a little more than half-baked, but I wrote https://thetortoise.io It's a monte-carlo powered retirement simulator. I use it from time to time to do my own planning. I thought people would like it, but I think it'
9. 39.▲
   by dnadler 3y ago

   Likely a gross underestimate, given all the financial (both investment and risk) modeling done with excel.
10. 40.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Thanks for your work on that! I use custom JavaScript functions to hit our internal analytics API. It was really nice to work with.
11. 41.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    I did — that’a ultimately why I decided it was legit.
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    by dnadler 3y ago

    Thanks for the information. It sounds like an interesting program. The FAQ you mention does do a good job of answering these questions. I wish that was more front and center instead of at the very bottom of the footer. My comment was more a
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    by dnadler 3y ago

    I have to say, the "What is Job Corp?" page does not directly answer the question at all. It sounds like some kind of school? Do students pay tuition? Is it free? What do they learn? How long does it take? Where is it?
14. 44.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Obviously there's a lot going on here, but one major factor is going to be discounting future earnings. Lower inflation means lower interest rates which means that the present value of future money is higher. So, in other words, growth
15. 45.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    I feel like that’s supporting the parent, right?
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    by dnadler 3y ago

    Is that actually true? As an example, curiosity cost about $2.5B [0]. It was flown on an Atlas V 541 which costa about $150M to launch. So it looks like development and operation of the rover is FAR more expensive. [0] https://ww
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    by dnadler 3y ago

    A follow on question to this that I've wondered is if they reduced the reliability of some of their probes, would they be able to build more of them? Could they send probes/rovers to additional bodies more quickly? Obviously the f
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    Turnstile: Cloudflare’s Smart Captcha Alternative(developers.cloudflare.com)

    2 points by dnadler 3y ago|1 comments
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    by dnadler 3y ago

    With all the captchas and human-verification screens showing up, I thought this was a pretty interesting and timely product.
20. 50.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    I’m using this for an internal ChatGPT UI clone and it’s working great. The actual biggest pain for me has been the front end handling of it with the fetch api. But that’s likely just due my inexperience with it.
21. 51.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Good point. The flip side is that allowing anyone to transact in options makes the pricing far more efficient.
22. 52.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Wait is this really an issue? It’s not like it’s some petroleum product, it’s always some kind of vegetable oil, right?
23. 53.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    On the other hand, the open source work done by meta has been instrumental in advancing many technologies and techniques. Machine learning via PyTorch being a prime example.
24. 54.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Dollar or vol neutral? Those two assets have dramatically different characteristics.
25. 55.▲
    by dnadler 3y ago

    Less than 3 hours is impressive, but it took me less than 10 minutes to do the same with Chroma.
26. 56.▲
    by dnadler 4y ago

    Wow this is really cool. Will definitely be taking a close look at this tomorrow!
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    by dnadler 4y ago

    I had to deal with this a while back and I recall finding some Google scripting thing that allowed me to delete chunks of emails at a time. I don’t recall exactly what it was though :(
28. 58.▲
    by dnadler 4y ago

    That's the full context I gave it. JWT.io verified the signature as correct when I gave it the secret that I provided to GPT4 Actually, nevermind. jwt.io changed the signature in the JWT when I copied in the secret. So, chalk this one
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    I asked GPT-4 to encrypt an input, and it worked?

    21 points by dnadler 4y ago|8 comments
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    by dnadler 4y ago

    Do companies abuse linear regressions?