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Show HN: An absurd meditation app (fully AI-generated)(qi.amalgamated.tech)
8 points by huac 4y ago|0 comments
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by huac 4y ago
The model isn't particularly clever and isn't generating something useful here. Better model will for sure get better results - for now this is running free and without signup (and is quite simple). You can easily imagine that a p
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by huac 4y ago
Great to hear it was helpful! What did you try to generate? Agree the formatting is not great. The tool is not intended to be 'perfect', with respect to formatting or to content, so if I continue working on this, I think the most
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Show HN: ChatGPT as a CLI(github.com)
3 points by huac 4y ago|1 comments
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by huac 4y ago
I found myself context switching back and forth between my terminal and ChatGPT, so I wrote a very simple CLI to talk to the ChatGPT model directly from your terminal. It's not free (uses your API key) but the costs are basically de mi
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by huac 4y ago
Shameless plug - made a very similar app (no sign-in): https://autodiagram.vercel.app/
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by huac 4y ago
I wrote this piece about the different subscription models a few years back and think that it held up very well: https://hua.substack.com/p/subscriptions-as-price-discrimina... In particular re Medium: > On the back
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by huac 4y ago
Did you have prior Go experience to the rewrite? My experiences line up with this quite closely, similar tasks are much better suited to Go, concurrency management is night and day vs Python. But Go can seem scary to folks without previous
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by huac 4y ago
Hmm, why exclude #4: Concurrency and Channels? Concurrency in Python is a nightmare; in fact, doing anything more complex than embarassingly parallel computation in Python is a nightmare. Goroutines are excellent for lots of application log
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by huac 5y ago
Hermit is great!
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by huac 5y ago
I agree with most of this and would add that the article could be organic and the subsequent trading opportunistic (rather than being tied together). I am somewhat surprised that bots react to news within 5ms -- your execution delay on cryp
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by huac 5y ago
my recollection is that illegal contracts are invalid and do not override the rule of law. you and I can sign a paper which says 'we agree not to be held accountable to US law'; but because that contract is illegal (you cannot jus
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by huac 5y ago
A single block order taking out $100M of liquidity could move markets but it's not a priori that big. Bitmex has $1-2B of daily trade volume (per nomics) even after all of the controversy, Binance has $50B and FTX has $11.5B.
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by huac 5y ago
consider the problem of "online advertising"
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by huac 5y ago
Not only do cloud services offer better compute capabilities (and GPUs/TPUs etc), but they offer easier reproduciblity and sharing. Even when I hack on stuff myself, Colab is quick and easy to set up, no worrying about Docker or virtua
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by huac 5y ago
Usually angels invest in an SPV right? So technically the SPV holds your shares, they hold shares of the SPV, and you only have one investor?
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by huac 5y ago
often (usually?) DS are paid less than SWEs of the same level! I have plenty of cynical thoughts as to what drives that compensation gap. Maybe the simplest is just that there is high supply of people with these baseline skills and it isn&#
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by huac 5y ago
What if a front-end engineer wants to switch to back-end (or vice versa)? Do they need to stop coming into the office, for example?
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by huac 5y ago
Instagram wrote https://github.com/Instagram/MonkeyType to help type their Python code
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by huac 5y ago
The case in question is an important one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doe_v._Exxon_Mobil_Corp . Edit - link that works: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doe_v._Exxon_Mobil_Corp%2E (thanks layer8)
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by huac 5y ago
SKL being first does not afford it a monopoly on ML object design. Nor should other libraries necessarily seek to emulate what came first (or support pickling...)
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by huac 5y ago
This is the simplest and probably correct explanation. I'm sure there are others out there too. Of course volume today is off the hook, lol
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by huac 6y ago
so then we think about what makes Apple's M1 so good. one hard-to-replicate factor is that they designed their hardware and software together, the ops which MacOS uses often are heavily optimized on chip. but one factor that you can re
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by huac 6y ago
probably they had shares/cash payouts that would vest over some schedule
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by huac 6y ago
The Python 3.9 (most recent) release notes: > Python 3.9 uses a new parser, based on PEG instead of LL(1). The new parser’s performance is roughly comparable to that of the old parser, but the PEG formalism is more flexible than LL(1) wh
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by huac 6y ago
It's kind of a weird play, there is some but not that much speculative short interest: about 27% of contracts sold short by dealers, the rest are sold by miners hedging exposure [1]. There's probably silver held out of the market
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by huac 6y ago
Retail started the fire but institutions poured on the lighter fuel
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by huac 6y ago
The article doesnt mention Prop 22 by name but the last paragraph is very clearly about Prop 22 > San Francisco-based Instacart and other gig companies including Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. last year bankrolled a successful $200
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by huac 6y ago
PSLDX does not dynamically adjust the leverage between stocks/bonds as a typical risk parity strategy would. Not that this is necessarily bad, this fund has a consistent exposure to a duration trade, buying long term bonds and paying s
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by huac 6y ago
Area men talk book

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