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helsinki
5y ago
Correct. You can make money using only yesterday’s data for training purposes.
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5y ago
Yeah, I agree, despite being an advanced Python programmer and a fan of the language. Writing a production grade web app requires some proprietary boilerplate black magic that is quite difficult to get right at first, but once you get it ri
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helsinki
5y ago
If someone has been making $10/hr for the past n years, they certainly cannot afford to move to a big city, unless you expect them to live in a homeless shelter.
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helsinki
5y ago
My former team, previously known as AIM, wrote JSI :)
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helsinki
5y ago
Ha, cool. I learned Python on your distribution ca. 2014.
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helsinki
5y ago
> What should Robin, Chris, or you do with this information? Work at a hedge fund.
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5y ago
You may want to support either bit interleaving or a CNN that emits a vector that preserves visual locality to other videos, allowing for small changes to be ignored between hashes.
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5y ago
Yes, but I wonder how invasive something like Citrix Remote Client is? I wonder what it sends back to the remote server?
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helsinki
5y ago
Speaking of managed remote desktops, I wonder how much localhost data the Citrix client sends to the company’s server?
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5y ago
Ah, good guess!
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5y ago
Circa 2014 they started a program where Analysts temporarily work on teams that did not hire them, following their three-month orientation. Based on the parent comment, it sounds as if it was taken even further. I was in the Tech Division b
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5y ago
20% used to be good. These days, it’s something like 35-80%, it seems, according to Blind. My last job swap resulted in a 100% pay increase (10 YoE).
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5y ago
This is smart. I left GS right around the time they were starting such an (similar?) initiative. It also makes employees more fungible, on average, which is nice.
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5y ago
This is a great idea, but I'm not sure how it could be implemented without cgroups, which are a pain, especially when you don't have root access.
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5y ago
Tangential non-sequitor: > self-hosted on AWS People forgot what self-hosting actually means.
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5y ago
FYI - You can overwrite an existing package’s release/version via pip (at least when using Artifactory’s PyPi). Not safe to assume pinning the version ‘freezes’ anything.
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5y ago
Speaking of, does anyone know of a good dog poop image classifier? Edit: Found the treasure! https://www.kaggle.com/mikian/dog-poop
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5y ago
If you throw in a classifier for detecting dog poop, and ideally, urine, I will buy five of them, place them around my home, and ensure the floors are clean before sending an API call to start my robotic vacuum. Thank you. Edit: there is a
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6y ago
helium.com
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6y ago
I have not read the article, but I have written a bi-temporal ORM, and I find it to be such a useful concept in practice. One of the primary benefits is optimistic locking. You can say goodbye to explicitly locking during a db transaction.
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helsinki
6y ago
WTB this hack for 3090s!
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6y ago
Yeah, no way I’m replacing ls with something that effectively combines ‘ls -ltrh’, ‘tree -L’, and ‘stat’. It appears the efficiency gain provided by this tool’s interface is a marginal improvement in terms of ‘characters typed’. It’s like c
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6y ago
Too tired to read the article, but please, everyone, buy your crypto via Coinbase Pro. The fees are only a fraction of what Coinbase charges.
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6y ago
feelsgoodman.jpg
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6y ago
As someone who has been wearing nicotine patches every day for several years, the thought of the general population buying up my life source is terrifying. I now have a 400 day supply arriving tomorrow.
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6y ago
It’s a great app! I do tend to agree with them, as every time I looked in the corner of my screen, I was reminded of how much harder I could work if only I had some adderall.
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6y ago
How is a $4.18 price increase worthy of millions of HN readers’ attention on Christmas? This post is currently #3 on the homepage. Hm, times are tough, people are losing it.
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6y ago
Old, but relevant: https://github.com/trevorprater/serf
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6y ago
Valved masker here. If everyone used a valved mask, wouldn’t it reduce transmission rate moreso than everyone wearing valveless masks?
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6y ago
Not all that useful without measuring a mask’s ability to filter the particles.
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