reallymental

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by reallymental 3y ago
Just a quick thing I loved about your gif at the end, the font and the theme of your Vim settings! Really loved it, do you mind sharing your .vimrc?
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by reallymental 3y ago
Is there any publicly available resource replicate your work? I would love to just find the right kind of "incantation" for the gpt-3.5-t or gpt-4 to output a meaningful story arc etc. Any examples of your work would be greatly he
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by reallymental 3y ago
This feels exactly like the loop I'm stuck in right now, making me rely on sudden waves of motivation to complete such projects rather than curiosity driving me. Have you ever come out of this cycle before? I.e. Become more effective i
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by reallymental 4y ago
Scope-dependent imports. What if a package is just required for that particular function, and once that function is done, the imported package is no longer required?
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by reallymental 4y ago
Is there any service like this for AIS data?
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by reallymental 4y ago
I, and the director of the movie "The Core", agree completely.
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by reallymental 4y ago
Umm not to be a wet blanket, but you're EXCEPTIONALLY well qualified. I'm not downplaying your achievement, it's incredible that you've done everything that you have including getting the grant. The only caveat being tha
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by reallymental 4y ago
Considering that only one of those circles' radius is variable, and the other two circles intersect with the yellow loop, you can determine the equation of the yellow loop, which will give you the position of the white point, at any ti
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by reallymental 4y ago
This must be one of the best/most entertaining posts I've seen on HN. Especially the bit about Gillette making razors for babies. Literally something that could become true in a parallel universe. Incredible work!
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by reallymental 4y ago
Location: Canada (remotely too). Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker, AWS services like RDS, Lambda, EC2, S3
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by reallymental 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Canada or REMOTE Location: Toronto, Canada (remotely too). Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker
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by reallymental 5y ago
Location: Dubai, UAE | Toronto, Canada | Anywhere in the EU. Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker, AWS servic
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by reallymental 5y ago
Location: Dubai, UAE | Toronto, Canada | Anywhere in the EU. Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker, AWS services
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by reallymental 5y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Dubai, UAE | Toronto, Canada | Anywhere in the EU. Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker
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by reallymental 5y ago
Location: Dubai, UAE Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Sklearn, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker, AWS services like RDS, Lambda, EC2, S3, ECS. Ré
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by reallymental 5y ago
Location: Dubai, UAE Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: Python 3, Golang, Pytorch, Shap, FastAPI, PostgreSQL/Neo4JS, PostGIS, NumPy, Pandas, Docker, AWS services like RDS, Lambda, EC2, S3, ECS. Résumé&#x2F
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by reallymental 5y ago
Wow it's safely been a decade and a half since I've even thought about these episodes! Thanks for bringing it's memory back to life. On a slightly different note, these episodes (essentially, plays) didn't capture some o
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by reallymental 5y ago
An alternative comment: I've found people's handwriting deteriorate as time has gone by... cursive is rarer to come by (leaving the 'legibility' argument aside), typing has certainly contributed to this, but some people
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by reallymental 5y ago
Yeah I think "democracy" means the exact opposite of what you've said there. The people have asked for free speech, not censorship. And dragging the British East India Company into every argument about India sheds more light
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by reallymental 6y ago
Is there any financial incentive to secure an Indian citizen's data ? In fact, there's more financial incentive to make things leaky, less work needs to be done to peek into your neighbors yard, and the vast (vast, vast) majority
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by reallymental 6y ago
I think the comparison to 1928, and 2021 may be incorrect. If we were to assume they're both very similar, there would have been a bailout of banks around 1916 leading to QE and the rise in tide after. There was even a pandemic + war a
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Trump Pardons Bannon, Lil Wayne, but Not Himself(bloomberg.com)
3 points by reallymental 6y ago|0 comments
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by reallymental 6y ago
I understand that this is google's library, and they're promoting TensorFlow's usage, and subsequently the usage of TPU's. But this can just as easily be done in Pytorch right? Yes we can't have GPU's there but
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by reallymental 6y ago
Perhaps these questions are appropriate for this post. I'm beginning to delve into this space and I've not managed to get any satisfactory answers to these questions, despite my month(s) long search. 1) How does one build a traffi
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by reallymental 6y ago
- Avoid an excessive DOM size: 1658 elements. That's insane.
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China’s Inexorable Rise to Superpower Is History Repeating Itself(bloomberg.com)
1 points by reallymental 6y ago|0 comments
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by reallymental 6y ago
CBT (Cognitive behavioral therapy) is a flavor of what you're describing. It's very effective if administered properly, and regularly, just like "working out your brain". I did read the article, in the hopes that VR migh
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by reallymental 6y ago
Through just a cursory reading of who's getting P-P-P-PAID, - 109,627 teachers and school administrators. - 66,403 college and university employees. - 62,204 State of California employees – including a nurse. - 45,718 city and town emp
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by reallymental 6y ago
Finished a project very analogous to this, with marine vessel traffic data (AIS mostly). It's fun to visualize these patterns, but the business case soon ran out. People don't really care about absolute numbers. Diff is what matte
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by reallymental 6y ago
"Tip: Additionally, you may use a cord to attach a USB key to your wrist. Then insert the key into your computer and start usbkill." This line particularly caught my eye. I wonder what's the percentage of people (I'm pre

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