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by melony 5y ago
Do you have any support for collaborative editing such as with Yjs or Automerge?
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by melony 5y ago
There is this excellent HN-recommended fiction called Red Plenty that dramatised the efforts on the other side of the Atlantic. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8417882 > It seems really weird that control theory
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by melony 5y ago
Control theory has a very, very long parallel history alongside ML. ML, specifically probabilistic and reinforcement learning, uses a lot of dynamic programming ideas and Bellman equations in its theoretical modeling. Lookup the term cybern
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by melony 5y ago
It is bad faith to play submarine on this forum, editor.
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by melony 5y ago
I am just happy that the previously siloed fields of operations research and various control theory sub-disciplines are now incentivized to pool their research together thanks to the funding in ML. Also many expensive and proprietary optimi
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by melony 5y ago
What happened to "company towns bad"?
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by melony 5y ago
This looks good! In my experience the hardest part for compiling WebAssembly is third party dependencies. Getting arbitrary libraries to build can be rather challenging.
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by melony 5y ago
> Like a service? Make them charge you or show you ads. If they won't do it, clone them and do it yourself. Soon you'll be the only game in town! Once you get enough users, talk to a few VCs and raise a round or two. Grow the
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by melony 5y ago
Rest of the world is a very neoliberal rag. Typical bay area socially liberal but fiscally conservative crowd. They will shake their fist and yell at the sky about alleged oppression elsewhere and praise the technocratic policies at the sam
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by melony 5y ago
IMO it is half of one, just the feed forward encoder and a bottleneck, without the decoder. What would you suggest it to be?
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by melony 5y ago
Congrats on reinventing the autoencoder!
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Ryan Breslow: How Sequoia Murdered Instacart’s Founder in Cold Blood(twitter.com)
8 points by melony 5y ago|2 comments
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by melony 5y ago
That's awfully small for a full Ruby interpreter in WebAssembly, is the code precompiled?
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by melony 5y ago
Is this by the famous quantum computing researcher?
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by melony 5y ago
The closest we have is Protobufs/gRPC and other similar RPC code generators. It is difficult to do GraphQL style ABI efficiently because dynamic queries require a lot of dynamic memory allocation and that is not good for low level code
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by melony 5y ago
The proposed structure looks like the Win32 API.
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by melony 5y ago
Then you need to hire humans and it costs money. An edit history is much cheaper.
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by melony 5y ago
Tiktok didn't dominate by appealing to niche tech power users.
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by melony 5y ago
Do you offer any hosted services? Spin looks amazing but I don't want to manage my own server.
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by melony 5y ago
$20 is a negligible cost for not putting all your eggs in one basket.
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by melony 5y ago
This is pretty good. I noticed the academia search to be particularly strong. Can you update the router to include the query in the URL so they can be shared?
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by melony 5y ago
What happened to using Flutter for everything?
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by melony 5y ago
Get an internship at a reputable prop shop or hedge fund (that specialize in quant finance). There are plenty in Switzerland.
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by melony 5y ago
OP is referring to some of Microsoft's intellisense language plugins. They are not bundled with VS code by default but they are the best-in-class in terms of language support for autocompletion.
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by melony 5y ago
We should call such a format "hypertext". Add a universal cross platform renderer, a scripting language, and maybe a subscription mechanism too.
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by melony 5y ago
Use gold instead of copper?
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by melony 5y ago
What about in Wayland environments?
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by melony 5y ago
I wonder why none of the usual APT analysis groups are publishing reports on the various hacks. It is obvious that many of the "Anonymous" hacks are just a cover for state level or state-backed actors. The sheer scale and quantity
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by melony 5y ago
Still cheaper than hiring more developers, it is hard to make the business case for more robust software when outsourcing everything to AWS and throwing RAM at the problem is more cost effective than hiring bodies.
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by melony 5y ago
A financial medallion

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