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by quibono 3y ago
Is your work publicly available anywhere? I'd love to have a look if possible.
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by quibono 3y ago
Love cp-algos. Great quality, also love the sample code. One of my favourite write-ups: https://cp-algorithms.com/string/z-function.html
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Ask HN: How do you use userscripts?
28 points by quibono 3y ago|18 comments
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by quibono 3y ago
I have my CapsLock key remapped to Escape with `setxbkmap` and yet it's not recognized in the modal editing mode (I have to actually press Escape) - anyone else experiencing that?
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by quibono 3y ago
Agreed on Tsoding. I'm always impressed with all the ideas, very original stuff.
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by quibono 3y ago
I imagine all the media attention is due to the door plug fiasco with everyone piling onto any news about Boeing aircraft (even if it's not really even worth talking about). It's a shame that the MAX tarnished the 737's histo
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by quibono 3y ago
Ah I was about to ask what course this was. If you ever find it again I'd love to hear what it was.
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by quibono 3y ago
> let me emphasize this: absolutely nobody should be running anything in production using a docker-compose file. This might be a stupid question: what is wrong about deploying with Compose? What are the "proper" ways of doing t
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by quibono 3y ago
There is a way to use fail2ban together with nginx's rate limiting to implement a temporary ban on addresses that are repeatedly abusive. As far as I know this is one of the least friction ways to achieve that. The limit_req directive
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by quibono 3y ago
> This person is basically saying all books are good. I'm sorry, I really don't see how you arrive at this. I would say the author expresses the opposite of what you're talking about (i.e. "this book has this value to
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by quibono 3y ago
I'm not sure we'll ever get any clear data on this but I don't think this is a very outlandish claim.
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by quibono 3y ago
Thank you, I really enjoyed the post. I also found the explanation very clear (I like the notation!). I have to say that while the necessary part of the proof is very satisfying, the sufficient part feels a bit mechanical. Any background on
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by quibono 3y ago
I think GP meant: how do you go from watching the obfuscated video to going, "To see the message I need to use mix=frames=36 with the following weights..."
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by quibono 3y ago
Do you have any other interesting complexity theory ones to recommend?
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by quibono 3y ago
Would you happen to know anything one can read about this? Sounds interesting.
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by quibono 3y ago
Which part of the comment is completely wrong? Unless you mean all of the points raised.
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by quibono 4y ago
I think GP meant that his implementation doubles the capacity of the array on resize as opposed to increasing by 1.5 or some other factor.
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by quibono 4y ago
Computer Science is very broad so the answer will be different depending on what you'd like to focus on. Algorithms, data structures, systems, graphics, networking, more theoretical CS etc. That said, for algorithms I could recommend C
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by quibono 4y ago
I meant more as a hobby, though I would love to practically apply some of these models in a little side project.
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by quibono 4y ago
OP here. For some context, something I should have mentioned in the original post but failed to do: I was not intending to do a professional pivot to an AI role; it is more of a personal interest. I used to be really excited about this stuf
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by quibono 4y ago
That's exactly correct; I currently want to learn this more so in a hobby/personal interest fashion. I think the field is quite competitive already and I'm not fooling myself about doing novel model-architecture work professi
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Ask HN: How to get back into AI?
266 points by quibono 4y ago|140 comments
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by quibono 4y ago
Do you mean ``` def add_item_to_list(item, list_to_add=[]): list_to_add.append(item) return list_to_add a = add_item_to_list(1) a.append(3) b = add_item_to_list(2) ```
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by quibono 4y ago
It is different variations of the Infinite Hotel in a format suitable for kids. It deals more with the idea of infinity in general I think and tries to frame this using multiple examples.
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by quibono 4y ago
Start with the former, see how well it works. Fine tuning the whole thing could potentially take far more work (but could also be worth it - the answer is probably that this depends on the practical use case you've got in mind).
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by quibono 4y ago
I think the point is that conda is great until suddenly it's not because of various compatibility issues. Especially when the errors you get will sound very cryptic to someone who's not used to ML and libraries that use CUDA. That
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by quibono 4y ago
I've heard that many times but I've always wondered whether is is a net positive given all the tax spending that goes towards the royal family. I guess we'll never know since it's impossible to tell exactly how much tour
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by quibono 4y ago
Would you say one is used more than the other in the industry or is it more of a fair split?
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by quibono 4y ago
Is there any difference in using char vs unsigned char then? I understand these two types are different as far as the compiler's concerned. Would they behave differently too?
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by quibono 4y ago
For me it's these little things that make working with newer C++ standards so much easier. Always felt like iterating over anything was cumbersome. No longer the case.

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