hdkmraf

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by hdkmraf 3y ago
Location: Spain Remote: Can be remote, can be on location, no preference Willing to relocate: Yes, within Spain Technologies: Mostly Python ecosystem. Comfortable with Azure, GCP or AWS. Mostly machine learning, data science and AI stuff Ré
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by hdkmraf 8y ago
Wow, this is such an eye opener. I have always considered myself an ok programmer, but always struggling with trying to be effective. Your four points on effectiveness happen to me on a daily basis, but I tend to see them as annoyances, min
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by hdkmraf 8y ago
This made me burst in laughter. I am indeed using Java and Elasticsearch, and no PyTorch, but Spark for an app I am working on. Way more complex than it should be.
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by hdkmraf 8y ago
Full metal-head in his 30s here, gotta admit I am a much different person and much happier now than when I was 22, sometimes I would like to go back in time and punch my younger self. The body is failing already, but the spirit is getting s
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by hdkmraf 9y ago
Farming
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Ask HN: Is there a curated list of tabloids somewhere?
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by hdkmraf 9y ago
I used to be contacted by Amazon a lot around 4 years ago, to work with their data science team. At the time I was busy helping build up a startup (and a data science team), so always turned them down, I always put my people first. The star
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by hdkmraf 9y ago
As an old AI researcher, I was expecting some words on how everyone and their grandma try to solve every "AI" problem applying neural networks nowadays, and how other algorithms (e.g. nature based, genetic, hive minds) are not eve
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
Herder. Most likely taking care of goats.
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
Space-Time Structure, by Erwin Schrödinger. Great read to understand complex systems, manifolds and tensors. And... A History of Warfare, by John Keegan. Great analysis of various cultures and how they have approached war across history.
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
Wasting 3 years of my life doing a PhD
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
What's wrong with Philippines? I have several friends living and making families in Philippines, and been there a few times. I would prefer my kids growing up there than in most western "first world" countries. Things are mor
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
Same here, for almost the same reasons (down to wife being Bulgarian). I would add that the girls are quite hot too (it has been a driving force in my life up to before marriage).
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by hdkmraf 10y ago
I was shoehorned into "data science" some years ago. Ever since, I have been looking for ways to get out (always wanted to play with HR or PR), but people keep hiring me as a data scientist. I filled in my skills and the first opt
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by hdkmraf 11y ago
Don't, just don't. I moved from algorithmic optimisation and old fashioned stats and computer science into data science, I was mostly shoehorned into it back when it wasn't hot. The money is ok, but the problems you solve ten
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by hdkmraf 13y ago
Was working on an automated cricket farm. Worked like a charm and didn't have to worry about water. But then got a mite infestation and had to release the little fellas. Will start again with a different design. Working with life is a
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by hdkmraf 14y ago
Being homeless myself I can say most homeless people I have met do it on choice. Not sure about the USA, but here in Tokyo people become homeless after realizing they are wasting their lives working for goals and objectives that benefit nob
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Markets and locations in AngelList - In colors(hdkmraf.blogspot.jp)
1 points by hdkmraf 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Predict stock price movements(107.21.102.70)
1 points by hdkmraf 15y ago|0 comments
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Awesome research from Microsoft(research.microsoft.com)
18 points by hdkmraf 15y ago|8 comments