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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> probably input from people who have never worked in the field is of pretty limited value in how to resolve the hard part, and will not do much This is the story of hacker news. And of most other online forums. And of most meetings. Let
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Maybe that’s a another interesting question. “Hi, I have a big language model I’d like to run on AWS. What’s the best and cheapest way to run it?”
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
How about TIPS? > TIPS principal is adjusted by changes in the consumer price index, either up or down. The interest rate is determined at issue. https://www.thebalance.com/comparing-tips-to-i-bonds-2388668 Any good?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I didn’t like that the article opened with an insult to all the other articles about salary or interviews.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> In NYC and SF, most existing buildings would be illegal to build under current zoning rules. The NYC number is 40%, according to the NYT. But close enough and here are some nice maps breaking my down why those buildings couldn’t go up
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Another exception was the housing bubble leading up to 2008 https://www.longtermtrends.net/home-price-median-annual-inco...
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Here’s the same oops in 2001 https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB1007117680496415760
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> the delusions of the incoming transformer winter will be painful to watch Meaning?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Interesting. What do you mean by quasi optimal? Genetic algorithms product quasi optimal results but simulated annealing will not?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Great coverage — simulated annealing, genetic algorithms, ant colony optimization.
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
> BTH I just think you (and others) were simply biased towards "positive" comments that you agree to. What evidence supports this claim?
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
Here’s some 2019 and 2013 polling data https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/02/06/how-highly-... https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/2013/12/30/publics-view...
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
I don’t know what comment you are referring to as my original comment. I only have one post in the thread. Regardless, it’s incorrect logic to point out that there are other oversimplified posts in the thread and justification. Just because
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by nuclearnice1 4y ago
FWIW, it didn’t come off as a personal attack to me. On the other hand, it did seem to oversimplify and intentionally misinterpret the comment for the purpose of a shallow gag or unimportant edge case. It would be great if HN was a place fo
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Great plan. Additionally, there is a “This is my architecture” series on YouTube where AWS interviews users. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhr1KZpdzukdeX8mQ2qO73bg6... https://aws.amazon.com/architectur
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Some of the questions of depth vs breadth are explained intuitively in this Bengio Lecun paper from 2007. http://yann.lecun.com/exdb/publis/pdf/bengio-lecun-07.pdf
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Let’s not mix up Google and a start-up. Google has 20,000 programmers. Being 40 or having a dog or kids or being unwilling to work more than 40 hours are no barrier to entry. Startup companies on the other hand can demand more.
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
I’m no expert, but I don’t think it works like that. It’s not December 1955. No one throws away a resume in a public meeting declaring she’s too old, queer, brown, and Muslim. But is she a cultural fit? Does he have the energy? A bit too se
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
This article extends the OPs critique with a particular focus on Elmo https://www.google.com/amp/s/kotaku.com/how-elmo-ruined-sesa...
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
If you’re going back 6 million years on evolution, would it make sense to push back the start date for Tesla’s work as well? It seems the right parallel to evolution might include predecessor inventions in vision, computation, and beyond.
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
What other provider?
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Lichess should try to make this right. Maybe offer all users a free month as way of apology?
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
What does unresidualized mean? What do the need to do to the software to “residualize” it? If that’s even the right expression.
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Thanks for your detailed thoughts. On the ice cream, I was referring to this catchy tune and Apple advertising: https://youtu.be/h6o51Qr7cPU Enjoy!
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
You may enjoy the mother jones obit. It highlights the US failure to prevent genocide in Rwanda as her deepest regret from her time in public service. As for the Iraq sanctions, she was asked and famously replied that it was a hard choice b
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
I prefer this at least because you are performing an act of kindness rather than taking a random favor. To the extent we do not have enough pro social behavior, injecting random kindness encourages more. Showing up and demanding nonsense fa
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
I agree with you. He doesn’t even want these things. May I try on your sunglasses? Can I have a taste of your ice cream? I guess they set the bar low to encourage the experimenters. “Don’t worry you can ask for anything — ask for a dollar!
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
This is great. You don't need the curl -- read_csv works with URLs directly. The lambda can be replaced by passing parse_dates=[“date”]
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
I think these kind of common task challenges are great for comparison. You see a few approaches to a single task and you can do a more aligned and detailed comparison. Unfortunately, it’s also a lot of work. In this case, you’ve posted an i
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by nuclearnice1 5y ago
Indeed the subtitle of the article: “Some drivers respond with fists.” For example, > “I go out thinking I’m going to get assaulted,” said Ernest Welde, 47, an environmental attorney. “I’ve had my bags stolen by truck drivers. I’ve been

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