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by odomojuli 6y ago
Solving a bug using a cicada heuristic. Clever! For anyone unfamiliar, cicadas spawn in years of 17 or 19 to avoid overlap with predator cycles which tend to occur in years of 2 or 3.
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As someone who grew up in the Bay I find it curious to make the distinction that there are three. There's South Bay, East Bay, North Bay and the Peninsula. They're all very different, but lumping in the Peninsula with the South Ba
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Ask HN: What's the name of the startup that sells hardware from failed startups?
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Here's a long essay because I was in your shoes once and it took me a while to find myself. Well, I'm currently in between roles but I'll give you a basic summary of my resume. It's a lot of weird director roles mostly i
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Ah yes, I am familiar with this tradition. It's called hazing.
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I hate the name, even the colonial imperialist associations with Cyber Monroe Doctrine sound more diplomatic than Clean Network. This literally sounds like an intellectual purge. Maybe because it is. This is a very purge-y purge name for a
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I'm surprised no one's mentioned that this is more or less a stochastic cellular automata. It's essentially a grid-based parallel computer.
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Understood. Definitely an overreaction on my part. Just a little weary from how exclusive these applications can be and what the consequences can look like. No need to apologize. Wish you well.
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Location: Los Angeles Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Relocation package only Technologies: React, Machine Learning, Python Resume: https://odomojuli.com/ Email: info@odomojuli.com Bio: Luxury eCommerce designer. Machine l
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Dude. WHAT are you doing. I understand that your situation mandates a bit of pragmatism in order to survive. If that is the case, why are you painting a target on your back? Do you seriously think nobody at Facebook reads this? You just adm
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Good point. I guess you'd have to throw out the assumption they're not vulnerable during that time since they spend the bulk of their lifespan in the fungal domain: underground.
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Interesting. I wonder how the fungus adapted to target cicadas which famously spawn only in prime years such as 17 or 19 to avoid overlap with their predators.
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Puts a whole new emphasis on the sum part of cogito ergo sum
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Like I said, thats if you want to make a difference on the ground. Emphasis on the ground. Obviously that's just one battle when there's a war to win. Readers can decide for themselves if going outside right now is a good idea or
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Because you're curious you get my curious answer. Philosophically I would argue yes, all organisms are capable of swarming. I do not think any species has been able to sufficiently adapt or evolve unless in copious and sufficient popul
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by odomojuli 6y ago
This is an awfully verbose write-up trying to glean a kind of handwavy deeper meaning behind flocking. I kind of get what its going for, you'll see a lot of interesting crowd behavior from a simple view of a predator-prey model where y
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Yeah I've used cheaper rice cookers and the main complaint is they don't insulate or seal properly. Mine was like $50 and made okay rice but it dries out almost immediately.
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by odomojuli 6y ago
For the ateji case yes, but this is usually pronounced beikoku.
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I vaguely recall this story as well, all I've been able to find so far is an excerpt in International Business that doesn't go too far into detail.
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I grew up cooking rice on the stove. My mother preferred it this way because she liked crisping the bottom. It's definitely an art. Even picking what kind of rice you want is an art. Even slight variations in your technique can yield w
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by odomojuli 6y ago
The color of plants and the statistics of light is fascinating. Tangentially related, I was developing a CV app for farmers in an early stage weed startup right before legalization in California so they could monitor analytics on the health
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Doesn't surprise me but the study also seems to be just trying to measure academic achievement. I mean sure, I'm incredibly skeptical of "baby Mozart" approaches to music. Certainly starting young and practicing early go
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by odomojuli 6y ago
> Floating point? In MY deep learning? It's more likely than you think. Maybe not the most appropriate place for an "X? in MY y?" meme despite its relatively innocuous presentation It's kind of gross so I'll refr
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Interesting! How did you construct your network builder? I've had to use a combinatoric approach or constraint solver to validate layer compatibility but hit a wall trying to generalize it
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Maybe not books per se, but I often find more exhaustive treatments and variations on a proof in survey papers.
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Content-Free Grammar and the Limitation Game(odomojuli.com)
1 points by odomojuli 6y ago|0 comments
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Katamari is a Japanese term used for "clump" or "clod". It is basically what dung beetles do. They roll things up until they're bigger. The bigger the ball, the faster it grows from size. Like making a snowman. I&#x
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Debris in orbit has a finite limit until we're then trapped on this planet. Micrometeroids and space trash will katamari until we then have to start thinking about blowing significant parts of our geocentric orbit. Warfare in space is
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by odomojuli 6y ago
Slightly relevant, possible spoilers: SPOILERS BELOW: Here is some lore on the Destiny universe. https://i.imgur.com/Nank6YH.jpg
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Sorry, I tried to give this submission the benefit of the doubt on the issue of feminine voices as the default standard for voice assistants and the outright use of "sexy" as clickbait is egregious enough. Seriously, the only &quo

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