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mewwts
9y ago
I try to get 8-9 hours a night. I usually go to bed at 10pm and wake at 7am. I wish I could sleep less, but I just feel terrible when I do. At least I hope that I'm more productive the time I'm actually awake.
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mewwts
9y ago
So how's this going to perform for Deep Learning?
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mewwts
9y ago
This is insane. Extremely well done!
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mewwts
9y ago
I've been battling a lot of cases where I don't want to duplicate SQL statements in my application. For example I have a query defined which I want to add a WHERE clause to. How do you handle these cases elegantly in code?
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mewwts
9y ago
How do you in practice derive the data layer from the schema? Somehow parsing the schema in the application code?
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mewwts
9y ago
Perhaps something like dp/dt? #points/(time of last point - time of first point)
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mewwts
9y ago
Hello from Oslo Would be interesting to hear about what you do machine learning for in the public sector. Could you share a bit?
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mewwts
9y ago
Hah, yeah, although they're in court so it's not _that_ brilliant
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mewwts
10y ago
Very cool tool. I work on similar stuff, and I wrote this blog post last year. http://bytes.schibsted.com/price-car-data/ With time most models will see an exponential decay, according to my analysis. But some will, of
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10y ago
Good point which I missed. I think this upgrade is substantial enough to be a 'Show HN'.
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addict – the Python dict with attribute access is now in v2
(github.com)
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10y ago
React Native is great. Hands down, so cool to be able to go from developing websites to native apps. I also appreciate reading the release notes and seeing new features and fixes being released so frequently. I do however experience real is
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K-Nearest Neighbors for Car Pricing
(bytes.schibsted.com)
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10y ago
One of the reasons they do this is to fight pollution. Your solution doesn't have the benefit of reducing traffic in an area?
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mewwts
11y ago
We do at Schibsted: http://www.schibsted.com/ .
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mewwts
11y ago
They probably want us to use iCloud.
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11y ago
This is the way we should think about it, imho. If you don't like Python 3, or have any other reason to stay at Python 2, do so! But don't be mad at people having a good time over at Python 3. I try to make my projects work with b
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mewwts
11y ago
I actually find his arguments rather convincing, even though I'm partial to a functional approach to programming, myself.
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mewwts
11y ago
For a durable, offline-ready search-engine written entirely in JS checkout https://github.com/fergiemcdowall/search-index (I contribute to this)
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mewwts
11y ago
Thanks, with async and await being included in the language, will gevent use the newly incorporated features internally, or are they exclusive?
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mewwts
11y ago
How does this relate to https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0492/ ?
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Show HN: Bunyan-shadower
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11y ago
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11y ago
In order to use any remains of FAST you would need a sharepoint installation. Which is not anywhere near free or open source, though. I think the DB + ES/Solr is the best alternative. Possibly doing snapshots often from ES could help e
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11y ago
That's a very Swedish name for a Norwegian person ;) Jokes aside I have through referrals been interviewed for positions at Google in Europe. Didn't make the cut, but at least they looked at my CV.
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12y ago
I love graph theory. Neat writeup!
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12y ago
ES6 added the class keyword, but that doesn't mean that there are actual classes in JavaScript. I can highly recommend this book if you'd like to dive deeper, I just finished reading it: https://github.com/getify&#
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12y ago
Did a bunch of it. Had a blast. But our CS courses were object oriented stuff in Java. Useful, but not very 'mathy' imho.
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12y ago
Wish I could've done a course like this in college! I suspect it would bridge a lot of missing gaps from my maths education.
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12y ago
That's a great explanation.
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12y ago
Super cool! One of my favorite contemporary writers.
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