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by osm3000 3y ago
Author here I do agree with your point, but unfortunately I was limited by what is available from the APIs: the upvotes for the comments were not provided. I couldn't find a proxy for it either. Thus, I couldn't include it in the
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by osm3000 3y ago
Not to my knowledge. But I see some people are trying to make new dumps available from time to time. For example, this one has all the data until Nov 2023 https://huggingface.co/datasets/OpenPipe/hacker-news
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by osm3000 3y ago
Oh wow! Thanks a lot Colin for checking it out :) > Your LaTeX didn't render for $R^{2}=0.78$ Fixed, thank you. > You're missing an "is" in this sentence: Fixed, thank you. > Is there a reason for the stray stro
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by osm3000 3y ago
Thanks for raising this issue. I will look into a suitable way to share this data
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HN under the hood: Analyzing ~40M stories and comments(blog.osm-ai.net)
7 points by osm3000 3y ago|5 comments
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by osm3000 3y ago
Hi HN, I've been working in the last few weeks with the HN API to analyze stories and comments—about 40 million items in total. I've put together some stats on user activity and story scoring, and I've shared the code as well
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A Peek inside HN: Analyzing ~40M stories and comments(blog.osm-ai.net)
6 points by osm3000 3y ago|3 comments
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by osm3000 3y ago
Hi HN, I've been working in the last few weeks with the HN API to analyze stories and comments—about 40 million items in total. I've put together some stats on user activity and story scoring, and I've shared the code as well
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by osm3000 3y ago
This is an interesting point. You made me think about it. The interaction with the internet evolved over time, but it was handicaped by biases - and probably the language barrier as well -. At the beginning, it was mainly to get books, and
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by osm3000 3y ago
I know how you feel: There is no end in sight for learning, and the signal-to-noise ratio is low (aka: percentage of actual breakthroughs to rehashes of old things, or pretention of progress). And the exposure to this "noise" - wh
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by osm3000 3y ago
Pair programming is an wonderful activity for me as well. Some of my best work, and memories, were made in that context. Strangely enough, it is becoming rarer these days that I find a partner (it has been ~2 years now since my last pair p
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Reflections on learning programming(blog.osm-ai.net)
64 points by osm3000 3y ago|17 comments
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Weird issue with multiprocessing in Python at scale(blog.osm-ai.net)
2 points by osm3000 3y ago|0 comments
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Thoughts on management, from the recent OpenAI announcement(blog.osm-ai.net)
1 points by osm3000 3y ago|0 comments
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Remnants of Theia, an ancient planet that collided with the Earth(cnn.com)
1 points by osm3000 3y ago|6 comments
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Show HN: Turn any text into flashcards of words(share.streamlit.io)
2 points by osm3000 3y ago|1 comments
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by osm3000 3y ago
As part of my ongoing quest to master the French language — a journey filled with numerous challenges — I've turned to Python, creating a practical tool in the form of a package that can assist language learners like myself. This is ju
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by osm3000 3y ago
Oops! I forgot to make it public :D It should be available now
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Show HN: LangLearnCopilot – Your Companion Python Package for Language Learning(github.com)
3 points by osm3000 3y ago|3 comments
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by osm3000 3y ago
As part of my ongoing quest to master the French language — a journey filled with numerous challenges — I've turned to Python, creating a practical tool in the form of a package that can assist language learners like myself. This is ju