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by pinouchon 7y ago
The IDE (I also use PyCharms) is great for editing code (search, refactoring, syntax highlight...) Jupyter notebooks (or JupyterLab in my case) is great for prototyping and data visualisation. In my work (data engineering and training deep
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by pinouchon 7y ago
No one suggested standford cs231n: http://cs231n.github.io/ . I'd recommend the winter 2016 lectures (by FeiFei Li, Karpathy and Johnson). For getting started with convnets / deeplearning, I think this is one of th
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I'am about to try DaVinci Resolve as an alternative to Premiere (I used Premiere in the past). But I don't want to fork $20 per month because I don't use it that often. A good opensource video editing software (or NLE non-lin
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Funny how this is in stark contrast with PG advice of staying alive ( http://www.paulgraham.com/die.html )
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by pinouchon 7y ago
The thing is that Kapla really really don't want the citiblocs videos to be public. I agreed with them do delist those videos because they paid for unexpected plane expenses as part of a project I did with other builders (by that point
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Ask HN: A hobby makes money on YouTube. Should I share the revenue?
2 points by pinouchon 7y ago|5 comments
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I never thought about that. I actually think this is a great idea. One big issue is a lot of people would be upset at the idea of their reputation getting smaller. Maybe have a new "influence" or "helpfulness" score alon
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I use a supervised learning setup (although with a custom loss function). The kind of data augmentation I do is adding different candles sizes. I validate with 5m candles, but I train with 2,3,4,5,6,7m ones. I also sample more frequently mo
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Yes I am. Without more detail about the case it's hard to say what was the issue. Binance has what they call "machine learning limits": https://www.binance.com/en/support/articles/360004492232 .
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I spent the last year working fulltime on a system similar to the one described here. I trade the top ~20 cryptos on binance. I use deep learning models (combination of temporal, causal convnets and RNNs) with heavy data augmentation. I bui
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I have been thinking about this recently. That applies to physical products too: the highest quality products are usually not the ones with the best marketing. What we need is a SEO-resistant search engine (for tutorials, products & ser
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by pinouchon 7y ago
As Karpaty said: 1. Become one with the data. The first step to training a neural net is to not touch any neural net code at all and instead begin by thoroughly inspecting your data. This step is critical. I like to spend copious amount of
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by pinouchon 7y ago
They shouldn't have accepted to get bought by Activision. The only way they make good games now is by releasing old titles (sc remastered, classic, reforged)... And now this
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Also, get high quality sleep. I'm still not sold on video games and coffee/tea. I'll have to look at it more. If you some research that shows the beneficial effects of coffee/tea and video games, please share
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by pinouchon 7y ago
My take is that it's your job as a developer / software engineer to find the the best jobs. Most jobs may be boring, but we are lucky to be in demand as developers so it's relatively easier to find fulfilling jobs (compared t
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Macron Secures €5B Investment to Boost French Tech Startups(wsj.com)
33 points by pinouchon 7y ago|81 comments
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I'm in the same boat: my standards for myself are way lower than when I work for other people. I think self-discipline doesn't cut it. What you need is commitment devices: put yourself in a situation where it's harder/mo
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Fun with Cylindrical Pools in Space(medium.com)
2 points by pinouchon 7y ago|0 comments
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Talking about facebook creating the "social media" genre and taking over (at 18:58): > It makes you wonder what else is coming [...] The impulse is "there won't be something like that ever again". But of course t
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Finding Great Developers(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by pinouchon 7y ago|1 comments
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by pinouchon 7y ago
What do they mean by: "Microsoft will become our exclusive cloud provider"? Being forced to use Azure for all your ML workloads seems a stupid constraint. For example, you might be comfortable with tensorflow/TPU and changing
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Go down that rabbit hole. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/ It will give you a toolkit for "debugging" relationships.
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I can relate to that. For me the lesson is: We are often confused about what we want, and society/evolution makes us want stupid things. It takes conscious effort to really author our desires
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by pinouchon 7y ago
I'm guessing your employer or your gf walked away with a good chunk of what you had.
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by pinouchon 7y ago
It was pretty pre-detemined (at least in the matches vs Mana. The best pros can react very fast to unusual strategies (cheese), or change their strategy if the situation calls for it (eg: terran all-ins). I agree with the sentiment of disap
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by pinouchon 7y ago
- A Personal Viewpoint on Probabilistic Programming https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFXcVlKqPlM by Dan Roy (I think this is the best intro to PP there is) - Probabilistic Models of Cognition https://probmods.org&
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by pinouchon 7y ago
Sounds like a good fit for probabilistic programming, much like Stuart Russell did here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYQrNfSmQ0M&feature=youtu.be... . His method could find locations of nuclear tests better than the e
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by pinouchon 8y ago
Same journey for me. I went from using AZERTY without touch typing to QGMLWY with touch typing ( http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?full_optimization ). I practised with https://thetypingcat.com/ and zty.pe.
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by pinouchon 8y ago
You forgot the most powerful of them all: Ctrl+Z followed by kill -9 pid
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by pinouchon 8y ago
I chose to work on AI (AGI research / probabilistic programming / deep learning). Choosing wasn't hard, but getting to work on it was: How do you make a living if you first need to educate about the topic for a long time? Ans

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