misterman0

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by misterman0 7y ago
>> even on Windows, JavaScript is one browser window away I have nothing but love for Bill Gates' software. I programmed my vic 20 using his BASIC. In my twenties I had no trouble picking up WINTEL + JS. But that's because I
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by misterman0 7y ago
Thx for straightening me out. Ok, so let's blame 8085, 8086 or 8088. Or, we (as in I) can blame no one and instead, only realize there's no blame to manage. Anyway, I regret that we killed 6502. I hope my kids will pick up program
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by misterman0 7y ago
When I was ten I got a vic 20. Do you know how old I was when I arranged my first beta testing session? I invited my brother to play a text based adventure game that drew on screen the scenery using nested if else statements. I programmed t
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Show HN: Anything to Vector Framework(github.com)
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by misterman0 7y ago
>> that still doesn't explain why posting these files is so cool that the post shot to the top of HN. This article shot to the top because of at least three things: 1. It was well written. 2. It had to do with cool tech in a comp
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by misterman0 7y ago
That's rare to hear, on HN.
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by misterman0 7y ago
Do it anyway. Do it even if it scares the shit out if you. Say to yourself: I'm not going to let an insurance company tell me what I can or can't do. I'm telling you man, therapy is fucking great! Edit: btw, talking to strang
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by misterman0 7y ago
I've used this MIT licensed toolbox at work to build a closed-source recommendation system and a chat bot and on my spare time building a open-source search engine. It's a pretty diverse set of APIs that you can use to build and d
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Show HN: X to vector framework(github.com)
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by misterman0 7y ago
More bad news: we live in a simulation and all (love) is fake. The upside is we seem to enjoy fake stuff.
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>> You'll be perceived as a fire starter >> cigarette breaks are perfect @maze-le, realize, your fingers are going to get burnt, either way. Just do the right thing. For your kids. Because they are going to ask themselves:
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Sing! Edit: in case anyone thinks I'm trying to sing the gospel of The Christ, then you are wrong. I'm not a Christian. I'm much more in favor of rationality. I'm using the name of The Lord as a kind of "click-bait&
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>> Colour vision is not much help under low light conditions which is the reason our distant shrew-like ancestors lost their colour vision in the first place. You seem to have authority, clearly, but doesn't your statement very p
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>> likely there is a selection mechanism in these organizations There is definitely such a thing as a "selection mechanism" and it lives within every organisation. In the best of worlds people would be selected for X. X is n
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by misterman0 7y ago
>> push and promote “fake it till you make it” Causality then render a situation where bullshitters have now gotten so good at faking it that buyers of tech are simply herrings among hungry dolphins. Bullshitters in our industry have
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by misterman0 7y ago
Hear, hear! For the love of Jesus Christ, the bullshitting in our industry must stop! This is my main gripe with our industry and the reason I've been contemplating getting the fuck out of Dodge on, holy shit, so, so many occasions. I&
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>> ... No, I'm not saying that. Take it easy bro. Why you all angry and shit?
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This is a very useful hack. I'm gonna try it out. Socks didn't use to be a fashion statement but they sort of are now. Mixed socks. Because, y'know, I don't care. I just don't care. I'm just me. LOL, so corny.
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by misterman0 7y ago
I sometimes hold off washing my clothes for so long I end up wearing the same underwear two days in a row, then no underwear and very dirty socks, then no socks before I realize it's time to wind up the old washing machine. That's
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by misterman0 7y ago
That's very lazy of you to perform that computation only at the very last moment before you need it. And I guess it saves you the time it would take you to fold a shirt you were never going to utilize anyway. Very good! Do you have mor
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I think it's not wrong to treat an adult exactly like you would a child if he's acting like one. I interpret parent poster as trying to make a point about how we cannot tell anything about intent so we should judge on the action,
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It's not entirely absurd though to worry a little bit about your kid watching raw violence or porn or something. I'm not like that. I'm the kind of parent who never says no. But most parents aren't at all like me.
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by misterman0 7y ago
I can relate to pop music just fine but those tunes are shallow compared to the information packed songs from Radiohead. But I've never loved Radiohead for their melancholy. Only for their outstanding musical abilities. They also seem
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by misterman0 7y ago
I can relate to this but I would never call myself "dark" even though I've been depressed more often than my peers. Instead I think I have experienced first hand more of the emotional spectrum than others might have and I con
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I know many who have them and know they are crippling but in another type of world where our colors aren't as important, would these defects still be a handicap? Or have we manufactured a society that cripple those with a certain gene
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>> You just didn't have... >> So you're unlikely to get... You have crafted a strange model. What are the upsides to such a system, to you, the employee?
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How certain are we that the visual configuration of those ~5% males aren't an intermediary step towards better human sight, a benign mutation? They might even have better sight than us normies already only we haven't the technolog
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>> all these people who feel anything else is a viable alternative to Elasticsearch have a dumb, simple, small-scale use case I have a search use case. I want to create a simple language model where each token in the lexicon gets a un
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by misterman0 8y ago
Perhaps I'm mistaken because I thought blingfire was mostly a tokenizer. But now I realize it might also be a language model. How are tokens/phrases/documents represented, computationaly? Theoretically, do they live in a vect
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by misterman0 8y ago
In my probably even more humble opinion, due to the fact I'm merly a novice NLP researcher, I think you are spot on. I've been experimenting with layering two models on top of each other, one using the utmost banal character based

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