marrowgari

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by marrowgari 5y ago
A slightly more verbose (less abstract) version of k would be q. Kx (proprietary owners of k/q) have a nice reference page if you're interested in learning more about the language, e.g., where it's used and how it's used
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by marrowgari 5y ago
Correct. I'm in trad-fi (traditional finance). The job security is fantastic and the offers are plentiful. The community and support groups are quite small, but very supportive. It just requires a lot more research and effort (compared
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by marrowgari 5y ago
Love seeing the random k/q code mentions here. All too often I feel as though I'm coding in a black box. This shines a little light letting me know others are out there too. Nice work.
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by marrowgari 6y ago
Also a NYC resident. Been casually looking at apartments to take advantage of the decrease in price of the rental market. Found out 2 things; (1) that if you see an apartment you like you have to act instantly and submit an application othe
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by marrowgari 6y ago
I use a reverse osmosis system with an added remineralization filter at the final stage. The unit I have is a counter top model from Apec and can be easily set up to use with your kitchen sink. I swear by it and as added bonus to clean drin
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by marrowgari 6y ago
The reason the 1% is able to utterly dominate the remaining 99% is they are hyper organized. They're even organized around the concept, idea, and execution of organization.
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by marrowgari 6y ago
The STPIHKAL reference to the Shulgin's PIHKAL / TIHKAL books is what sold me. https://stpihkal.docs.buttplug.io/
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by marrowgari 7y ago
I work with KDB daily. This comment is misleading and uninformed. I'll agree the language is cryptic but that's what makes it fast. In regards to single threaded, that's just false. There are many options from slave threads t
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by marrowgari 7y ago
As someone who grew up in the triple cities (surrounding Binghamton area) I'm sorry but also what exciting news.
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by marrowgari 8y ago
Yes. But that's a network finely tuned on facial images, which is more complex than landscapes. GANs can create all types of images, it's just that landscapes happen to be the type of media currently created with the least complex
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by marrowgari 8y ago
All future media should be watermarked with immutable metadata linking it back to it's original source to verify authenticity and combat fake news.
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by marrowgari 8y ago
If you run in debug mode it listens on port 18001 allowing for RCE on host machine
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by marrowgari 8y ago
Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark - great glimpse into the current and potential future of AI Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Issacson - fascinating look into the real life of Leonardo, demystifying the genius Excession by Iain M Banks - a bit of a let d
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by marrowgari 8y ago
Nearly finished reading Walter Issacson's Da Vinci and highly recommend it for anyone interested in his life story. It paints a beautiful picture and demystifies his life into a way we can easily see ourselves, if we only take enough t
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by marrowgari 9y ago
This is great. But I find the advantage of Coursera is that it incorporates quizzes and programming homework into the lectures reinforcing the learning. Also, the material is updated and more relevant to today's ML problems then his 20
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by marrowgari 9y ago
this one... https://www.coursera.org/learn/neural-networks-deep-learning...
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by marrowgari 9y ago
If you're looking at this with the intention of getting started in Deep Learning and feeling overwhelmed by the math then Andrew Ng offers a great course on Coursera that goes over all of the formulas needed to calculate the forward pr