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Ask HN: What do you use to clean text data for ML/DL?
1 points by k4ch0w 7y ago|1 comments
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
It's pretty much just talk about whatever is going on in the week. Some weeks are busier than others. We usually talk about what's going on around the office, how the current project is going, what's going on with coworkers a
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I just saw this on Reddit while looking at information regarding the virus. I was like no way that's a thing. I just tried it myself and it isn't there.
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Ask HN: Is there a reason why coronavirus isnt showing up in Google suggestions?(i.imgur.com)
1 points by k4ch0w 7y ago|2 comments
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Hiring someone that handles my flaws. I'm really good at handling messiness and chaos, I can think big picture/long term but I really suck with details and organization. I hired someone who is super detail focused and he's be
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I had one for two years. I recently switched back to two 27' inch monitors and I won't ever go back. You'd need to tile it and even then it's not worth it. I don't recommend it, it's too clunky and big. If you&
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Burntsushi, Andrew. My man. You don't know me, we have never talked but bro I admire the shit out of you. Trolls are much louder than lurkers. There are a silent majority of us that know how much time and sweat goes into building free
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
It also prevents the modification time from being changed after closing the file, if no changes were made.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I see conda a lot more for new python coders in the machine learning space, having a GUI helps newer programmers. Check out Anaconda/Miniconda. Code is as simple as conda create -n myenv python==3.8 conda activate myenv Do all
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
- Crypto bubble will burst - China will have huge social reform in favor of citizens - Bioengineering will become an everyday discussion when thinking about having kids. (Designer babies) - GCP or Azure will fall off in the cloud game. - Li
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I'm going to try it out. Shame it was open sourced then closed again though :(.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
No I haven't used the IOS app, so I can't comment. I can imagine the biggest issue is not having an iCloud sync to backup your notes. I just the use the builtin notes app on my phone.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I currently use Quiver https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quiver-take-better-notes/id866... I've had a hard time replacing it so far. I really want a note taking app that securely stores and syncs my notes be
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Ask HN: Developers, What annoys you about security within your company?
2 points by k4ch0w 7y ago|1 comments
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
This is a hard space to break into because it requires in depth knowledge of operating systems. I'd play around with volatility https://github.com/volatilityfoundation/volatility . Next take a look at getting good
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I hope things get better for you. The hardest part is taking that first step. I've been there and I know how hard it is to even get out of bed. It's cheesy, but what really helped me was listening to motivational tapes like Les Br
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Running without root is totally viable, it is in fact encouraged. Take a look at: https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/userns-remap/ I think the concern should be around what environment variables are requ
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Just dropping by to say thank you for f.lux! I'm able to keep hacking at night because of it.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
I have also been looking for something similar. I currently use quiver but I'm always looking for another offline alternative. I like notion and bear but I don't like the idea of syncing my data to an unknown source.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
This one always stuck with me too.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Someone linked to Amber Brown's talk and I thought this point would be important for discussion. I think there is something that isn't being considered here when it comes to relying on PyPi. 3PP(Third Party Packages) issues are re
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Sometimes I think that's the problem with being a professional coder. It does require a lot of commitment up front to be considered great or a {insert buzzword here} coder. You tend to avoid other things like socializing or picking up
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Simple is better imo, openbsd wins.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Yes. It's that easy. Sometimes it's already done by a dev. Say in GitLab the CI is pretty good about never revealing env. variables to you once you set them, however devs for debugging purposes will do something like echo $SECRET_
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
F strings have been amazing in my everyday programming. I have been programming in Python for about 8 years now. I'd say some additions to this list are Conda for managing environments and Deep Learning builds such as Cuda on Ubunt
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Buy a burner phone with cash in a different city that you live in. Install Facebook. Start a Netflix binge session show that is purely in Chinese or Japanese. Do nothing else then open a url with a lot of ads.
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
Flexibility. Being able to work remote if I don't feel like going into the office. Take a vacation whenever. Never worrying if I can't get a day off to go see a doctor. I get my job done and do it to a high degree which frees my t
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by k4ch0w 7y ago
They are all great career prospects. There aren't enough heads in the field to meet the demand. I don't agree with the specializations you have listed. People move around all the time. I'm currently Red Team and got here by d
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by k4ch0w 8y ago
Yes I do. I keep it in notion or random .txt files.
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by k4ch0w 8y ago
I have thought about this quite a lot. I read a lot on FIRE and on personal finance. I think the thing no one mentions in this thread is the possibility of you not making it to 25 years? What if you get a disease or a car accident? You save

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