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This web framework was built by Claude
(rgk.io)
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rkimb
3y ago
So to summarize, the opportunity of pattern trading is self-fulfilling, which also means if any become unfashionable then the signal will cease to exist. From that fact alone we can conclude there is no basis in the economic reality of the
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4y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for your transparency - very cool to see you here acknowledging the pain points head on and sharing your plan to address them.
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4y ago
What's up, Rohan! Nice to see you here.
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rkimb
4y ago
Google's cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:iAFjnU...
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4y ago
You can't guess Y twice...
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4y ago
People hate change, and this one is very incremental. Without the press release I doubt I would've noticed.
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4y ago
I have had the same experience picking up cycling during the pandemic - work is the last thing on my mind while pushing hard up a steep hill. Cycling comes with occasional injuries too, but is certainly less impactful than other forms of ex
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5y ago
I tried yours out, nice work yourself! Seems we took a similar approach in recalculating the letter distributions based on remaining words - both our algos solved it in 4 turns today. If I may make two small suggestions as a user, I noticed
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5y ago
It's a giant array, tough to miss
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5y ago
This is a really cool approach, definitely did not think of trying this! If you'd prefer to play without the crowdsourced data, I spent a couple hours on the following dictionary search algo yesterday which can typically solve puzzles
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5y ago
Nice work! I spent some time playing with this today and used it to build a solver algorithm. It's a greedy search through the possible combinations that prioritizes words based on letter frequency and uses the hints provided to whittl
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Databricks Launches Venture Fund: Databricks Ventures
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Starbucks opening a cashierless store in NYC with Amazon
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5y ago
Perhaps "less" is the operative word here.
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5y ago
Is shaming the author really the most productive attitude?
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5y ago
Exactly right - BlackRock and other large indexers have no legal obligation to follow the recommendation of an independent adviser (like ISS, Glass Lewis) in a proxy contest, even for a passive fund. In most cases they passively anticipate
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5y ago
How does this compare to other interpreters?
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5y ago
This is an awfully harsh critique for a free browser game made in someone's spare time.
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6y ago
I worked on this game when I was in High School and at the time we were just entering the first alpha release (amazing to see it grace HN!). Most of the team then and still today is comprised of part-time volunteers, students - people who a
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6y ago
This is a good start, but given the breadth of applications this would hardly give us enough to compare, as the goal of these models isn't to simply recite Wikipedia articles. What about language translation? Content summarization? Cod
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6y ago
Mason Egger's talk on the topic is transformative: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SwdVMKhbn4