electricwallaby

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by electricwallaby 3mo ago
It helps to re-frame the premise. An object which has a constant force applied will have it's distance increase quadratically with respect to time. Energy is force times distance. Intuition: the energy it takes to lift an object up is
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Ask HN: Does anyone feel discouraged by large AI models?
1 points by electricwallaby 4y ago|0 comments
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by electricwallaby 5y ago
That sounds truly awful
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by electricwallaby 5y ago
I noticed around the 50 second mark there is some fluid leaking out of the robots bum. Wonder what that could be?
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Retail traders have done absurdly well in the last year, and it's not clear why(twitter.com)
2 points by electricwallaby 6y ago|1 comments
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Tracking the top trends among retail traders(marketstream.io)
2 points by electricwallaby 6y ago|0 comments
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
I used a package called data-ui for the distributions and histograms, would recommend. The NLP I use is all custom and does a kind of hierarchical pattern matching. It identifies low level meaing and uses that as building blocks for higher
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
Thank you so much! This was actually my first time working with react, or really any front end design in general. Spent a lot of time on it. The candlesticks do actually track the price data just like most stock charts. The purple line does
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
Thing that gets me when I look at the mandelbrot is that I get the sense that I'm still looking at the shadow of something much more perfect. Like there is some other undiscovered representation that we just haven't found yet
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Show HN: I created a platform to track retail traders' most popular moves(marketstream.io)
15 points by electricwallaby 6y ago|6 comments
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How to use marketstream.io(marketstream.io)
1 points by electricwallaby 6y ago|1 comments
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
I built marketstream to read all the comments that people make about the trades that they are making. And I mean really read, to understand what position they are in. Apply this to the hundreds of thousands of comments that come through r
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
My guess is that the shortening of telomeres—and the presumed aging effects—is evolutionarily beneficial because it sets an expiration date on your life. If people could live forever they may prohibit other younger and genetically different
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Applying NLP to the internet's most prolific traders(marketstream.io)
2 points by electricwallaby 6y ago|1 comments
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by electricwallaby 6y ago
In 2020 people are talking on the internet more than ever, and the chatter around investing is no exception. Internet trading forums like /r/wallstreetbets receive hundreds of thousands of comments every week and while many of t