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by eachro 6y ago
A large part of the MBA is access to a network of rich/ambitious/well-connected people. The earlier you have your MBA, the more time you have to take advantage of it.
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by eachro 6y ago
Another thing to keep in mind about hospitalizations is that many people have avoided going to hospitals during the pandemic for non-covid related visits for fear of contracting covid at the hospital and/or adding to hospitals caseload
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by eachro 6y ago
Medicare For All I'm assuming
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by eachro 6y ago
15k in just tuition does not seem outrageous. Suppose a year is 30 weeks, and you spend 10 hours a week in classes (not even counting the other benefits that college/a college campus may offer), thats about 50 dollars/hr you'
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by eachro 7y ago
I don't know whether it would or wouldn't. I was just replying to the parent comment which said this: > But what Yang doesn't do here or in his book is make a powerful case to fiscal conservative spelling out just how univ
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by eachro 7y ago
I wonder if there are any economic studies on whether social security increased inflation when it was first enacted. It's not the ideal comparison because of the sheer scale of UBI vs social security but it would be something to get no
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by eachro 7y ago
Can anyone point to a place where knowledge graphs are used effectively in industry/research/personal hobby?
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by eachro 7y ago
Does the added regulation, oversight help prevent the problems that led to the 08 crisis? Also curious to know what/how these learnings manifest themselves outside of goverment imposed regulations.
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by eachro 7y ago
Ray Tracing in a Weekend( https://raytracing.github.io/books/RayTracingInOneWeekend.ht... ) is an incredible guide to work through to write a basic functioning ray tracer.
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by eachro 7y ago
It's also pretty common for people to create new accounts to post things they wouldn't otherwise post on their mains, isn't it?
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by eachro 7y ago
Accessible to whom? What makes tensorflow/keras more accessible than pytorch?
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by eachro 7y ago
I don't think it's necessarily a matter of "interesting" but whether it's an ideal way to showcase these guests (which I surmise is what outlace is trying to get at). The guests he's had on his podcasts is asto
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by eachro 7y ago
What tech companies are based out of the LA area?
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by eachro 7y ago
I think it depends on what you want to focus on. If you want to do deep learning, fast.ai is probably the best resource available. Jeremy Howard and Rachel Thomas (the two founders) have poured quite a lot into fostering a positive, support
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by eachro 7y ago
I'm not entirely sure how helpful it would be to see these algorithms since many of them rely on machine learning models underneath the hood (IE: a model that predicts the likelihood a user will click a given video). Is it useful for t
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by eachro 7y ago
Just out of curiousity, can you say a bit about how it influences your every day thinking? And why is measure theory so essential to really understanding probability? I sort of understand why it's necessary to have the language of meas
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by eachro 7y ago
In the first problem they told you what numbers to put in position 1 and 2. In the second problem you want to find the specific numbers for position 1 and 2 that yield the desired output.
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by eachro 7y ago
I'll second this. The style is clunky and reads as though the author were trying too hard to make every sentence entertaining which mostly detracts from the work. I know Stephen Merity is a serious researcher and the content here is le
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by eachro 7y ago
I'm super curious what the ML looks like behind the scenes. Do y'all think it's just a GAN thats been fed tons of logos that already exist? That seems unlikely–I can't imagine there are nearly enough logos for that.
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by eachro 7y ago
Learn linear algebra properly. Like many folks on HN, I really enjoyed Axler's Linear Algebra Done Right, but ymmv. I got a ton out of going through each of the proofs + practice problems and really taking the time to work through the
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by eachro 8y ago
Suppose Facebook or Twitter were incorporated as a non-US company. Would the US gov still be able to regulate them?
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by eachro 8y ago
36k miles on a 12 year old car seems super low. Seems like a great deal! Did you have to get it fixed up? I'm wondering why it only costed $2200.
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by eachro 8y ago
Regardless of gender, the name should be in the headline.
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by eachro 8y ago
How is AMD doing in the GPU for deep learning business? Have they completely ceded that market to Nvidia?
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by eachro 8y ago
The $$ they can get from anywhere else in industry given how hot research level ML experience is (and how scarce this talent is). I imagine the appeal of FAIR is much more about the academic freedom. But sure the $$ doesnt hurt.
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by eachro 8y ago
What solvers is he using? Is it really just some sort of simulated annealing? I would have expected A* search at a first glance.
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by eachro 8y ago
I remember buying some of these inidivudal sour patches candies at a local deli for 10 cents a pop about 10 years ago. I wonder what the price is now. Probably a quarter I'd guess.
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by eachro 8y ago
I agree that 2500x48hrs is probably a reasonably cost to pay for these kind of sweet results. But it is a bit prohibitively expensive for an ML hobbyist to try to replicate in their own free time. I wonder if there is some way to do this w&
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by eachro 8y ago
Yea, intro is a bit misleading. Maybe the first 6 chapters(~130) pages is enough for a solid intro.
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by eachro 9y ago
Lapham's Quaterly is pretty great https://www.laphamsquarterly.org/

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