ironrabbit

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by ironrabbit 5y ago
Interesting, but how do you pay off these loans except by later selling stock (and paying capital gains tax)?
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by ironrabbit 5y ago
Genuine question because I'm out of the loop: it looks to me like the "Bezos doesn't pay taxes" argument is just pointing out that most of his wealth sits in unrealized gains in amazon stock. When he sells stock, he pays
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by ironrabbit 6y ago
Are there lots of people who don't work at Google because of him? My impression is that he'd very well regarded in the tech community.
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by ironrabbit 6y ago
This is Samy Bengio, not a random google engineer. He's a founding member of Google Brain.
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by ironrabbit 8y ago
I know we're a little ways off, but this seems like a great platform to combine with automatic blood sugar measurement. Imagine taking one pill in the morning that measures your blood sugar and internally administers insulin as necessa
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by ironrabbit 8y ago
Could it be that, with no interest in ever attending burning man, the only perception you have of the event is through social media?
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by ironrabbit 8y ago
Born/raised in Toronto, been in SF for ~4 years. It's not even close. Yes, my rent in SF is high, but my total comp is six figures higher than what I could earn in Toronto. Wages are considerably higher, even when you factor in co
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by ironrabbit 8y ago
> a run that takes 1 hour on 720 cores can be run on the CPUs of a 48-core personal computer in 16 hours Is calling a 48-core machine a "personal computer" a bit of a stretch, or am I missing something?
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by ironrabbit 10y ago
Alphago was actually trained directly on game state (plus some extra computed state like "how many liberties will I have if I play this move" or "will I win this ladder"). A huge number of pro games (and countless amateu
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by ironrabbit 10y ago
Language quirk :) The son of my first cousin is my first cousin once removed. My son and my cousin's son are second cousins.
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by ironrabbit 10y ago
May I ask what you'll be working on at OpenAI? (congrats, btw!)
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by ironrabbit 11y ago
My first pass is actually attacking daily fantasy (i.e. given data about past NHL games, predict a player's performance in an upcoming game). I'm scraping some NHL stats sites to build input vectors based on a couple dozen manuall
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by ironrabbit 11y ago
Playing around with neural networks to try to salvage my fantasy hockey season.
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by ironrabbit 12y ago
I shouldn't have tried to fit that on one slide :) Consider the case if the birthday is May 19th: - Bernard knows the date, and he knows that May 19th is the only possible "19th", so he knows the answer immediately. - Albert
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by ironrabbit 12y ago
Others have described the solution in this thread, but I thought I would express it more visually since I still see some confusion: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1YVe2WymBiu_zBwZ9Dnqu...
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by ironrabbit 12y ago
AeroFS does allow you to share folders in a read-only way, so that only one-way syncing takes place. If only one user is authorized to edit a file, I think this should work for your use case, no?
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by ironrabbit 12y ago
Under "common behaviours of our ideal candidate" in the HR doc posted: > 8. Just a nice dude It seems obvious to me that this is outright illegal gender discrimination, am I wrong?