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by jey 9y ago
> Also, words like "high energy" and "passion" often reflect poorly as well. Interesting. Can you expand on this? I don't see "passion" as negative; it seems to just mean that people like their work.
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by jey 9y ago
"Just stir the pile until [the answers] start looking right" is actually a pretty decent description of gradient descent.
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by jey 9y ago
And usually you should just use an LU factorization of A to do that. This HODLR library only applies in some rare circumstances.
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by jey 9y ago
> it seems that in the real world you won't be allowed anywhere near such a position without having a degree in the subject . I don't have a degree but work as a data scientist at a research institution. I'm self-taught a
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by jey 9y ago
I'm a data scientist at a research institution and I have no college degree. I'm self-taught and was originally hired as a software engineer on the basis of my projects and work experience. > Remember, this question isn't
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by jey 9y ago
> The problem stemmed from certain bundled messages that internet companies sometimes packaged together and transmitted as a unit. Wat?
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by jey 10y ago
I like the new version better. Now it sounds like a QZ staff writer who's disgruntled about their noisy open office.
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by jey 10y ago
Surely he just means a break from YC. And running YC was a job that required always being "on-call" in the early days.
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by jey 10y ago
How would hosting it in Tijuana reduce their homicide rate?
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by jey 10y ago
Why does this happen? Is there some subcontractor who just bills by the piece so they don't care about de-duping the idiotic mailmerge that has 5 entries for each entity I'm affiliated with?
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The California Ideology (2011)(kk.org)
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by jey 10y ago
This is by design. If you want to make "another attempt", you should use a new idempotency key. Think of it as "one attempt/transaction/request" == "one idempotency key".
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by jey 10y ago
> CONCLUSIONS: Exercise acutely increases the risk of adverse CV events, with greater risk associated with vigorous intensity. The risks of an adverse CV event during and immediately after exercise are outweighed by the health benefits o
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by jey 10y ago
It's completely a typo. They meant Mark Suster, as can be seen by following the link.
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by jey 10y ago
That seems a bit outdated; looks like main nanomsg repo has regular commits from gdamore now[1], so maybe the fork was resolved? 1. https://github.com/nanomsg/nanomsg/commits/master
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by jey 10y ago
Is nanomsg truly abandoned? I was hoping it was simply converging toward stability.
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by jey 10y ago
I'm gonna wait for the replication before I believe it.
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by jey 10y ago
EDIT: Disregard; See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13671078 -- Actually, the page you linked seems to be about an older ELF and COFF specific implementation, despite its URL. Here's an overview of what makes t
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by jey 10y ago
Here's one simple model: launch new containers into the load balancer pool (having the new code), and shutdown old containers. This can be done in an incremental way so you get a staged rollout with no downtime.
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by jey 10y ago
That's more related to 'stochastic gradient descent' for 'matrix completion'. The key difference is that Simon Funk's algorithm doesn't treat missing entries as a zero, whereas using linear algebra based t
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by jey 10y ago
Related but different: Foundations of Data Science by Avrim Blum, John Hopcroft and Ravindran Kannan: https://www.cs.cornell.edu/jeh/book2016June9.pdf
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by jey 10y ago
I think of "System 1" as the one that evolved first.
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by jey 10y ago
> Instead of eliminating our intuition, we should be learning to train our massive parallel System 2 to help aid the slower logical System 1 process. This looks like a typo; "System 1" and "System 2" should be swapped
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by jey 10y ago
There's definitely something wrong with Reddit's AMP implementation.
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by jey 10y ago
Or is it just that healthy people can use the sauna more frequently?
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by jey 10y ago
How about https://github.com/binaryage/cljs-devtools ?
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by jey 10y ago
> I mainly regret not taking university seriously half a lifetime ago, but as a result I became a lifelong self-learner. Then why do you regret it?
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by jey 10y ago
How about T71.193A? http://www.icd10data.com/ICD10CM/Codes/S00-T88/T66-T78/T71-/...
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by jey 10y ago
That 6% pop for Salesforce is hilarious.
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by jey 10y ago
Agreed, it's really excessive to take simple text content and trap it within a PDF that's then trapped inside Scribd, which requires a Scribd account and login to download.

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