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by rolisz 5y ago
> This desire to tinker also comes from a thrive to provide something of value to society Meh, not necessarily. I like to tinker, but I wouldn't say I do it to provide value for anyone (and throwing something on GitHub won't pr
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by rolisz 5y ago
Location: Romania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Tensorflow, PyTorch, scikit-learn, fastText, HuggingFace, FastAPI, Docker, Python Résumé/CV: https://rolisz.ro/CV.pdf Email: hn@rolisz.ro I'm a m
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by rolisz 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Romania (GMT+2) | REMOTE I'm a machine learning consultant looking to help get you started with artificial intelligence. I have developed initial proof of concepts for startups and guided businesses with existing product
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by rolisz 5y ago
In German, you say "Ich habe hunger", which literally means I have hunger. In my experience Germans are much more thin. I'm also inclined to think that it's (to some extent) because hunger is something they have, versus
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Jujutsu – A Git-compatible DVCS that is both simple and powerful(github.com)
568 points by rolisz 5y ago|228 comments
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by rolisz 5y ago
Would you like to be treated by a surgeon who doesn't get along well with the nurses and the other staff that's in the operating room? And because of this the performance of the whole team is impacted?
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by rolisz 5y ago
> The thing is, exercise still reduces appetite. Not for me. I work out about 3 times a week, never felt like my appetite got smaller on workout days. Intermittent fasting is nice however. There are pangs of hunger occasionally, but if I
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by rolisz 5y ago
A couple of years ago I took swimming lessons from the Swiss butterfly swimming champion and he said he trained about 20 hours a week and that to get to Olympic levels, he'd have to train even more. For swimming it's possible to t
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Analyzing the Bible with a Bert Model(rolisz.com)
1 points by rolisz 5y ago|0 comments
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by rolisz 5y ago
But many programmers use it as a how-to guide. I've had people tell me "but that's how it's done in GOF", even if the design pattern was a poor fit for the problem at hand, just because there was some superficial re
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by rolisz 5y ago
Hah, it's a myth that Switzerland is so privacy oriented. They have laws saying that the Swiss intelligence services can access all data, so it wouldn't help. And Switzerland is not part of the EU.
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by rolisz 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | Romania (GMT+2) | REMOTE CV: https://rolisz.ro/CV.pdf Website: https://rolisz.com/ I'm a machine learning consultant looking to help get you started with artificial intelligence. I have
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by rolisz 5y ago
Yes and no. 5 is 12% away 5.6, but so is 50 and 56. I would argue that the latter difference is much bigger and more likely to be noticeable by average Joe going about his daily life than the former.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I think it does work. I have some degree of Aphantasia, and i can still build memory palaces. I can't see them, but I can walk through them. It's weird, but it does work. Just as a quick exercise, try to count the number of window
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by rolisz 5y ago
I memorize a wide variety of things: * programming things that I use rarely enough that I don't memorize them simply from usage, but often enough that there is a time saving from having to DDG what's the exact way to do something.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Yes. I have concepts in Anki that I will be promoted to repeat again in 4 years and I've had to repeat 4-5 times in the past two years.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Why not use another search engine, such as Kagi, which has built-in support for this? At least for the programming niche, Kagi has worked really great for me for a month now.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I use https://purelymail.com/ for email on a custom domain. It's pay for usage, not per account.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I've been using Kagi for a couple of weeks now and I love it. It's not just that there are no ads, but at least for programming, the first page is not stuffed with weird spammy sites that scrape Stackoverflow and Github Issues, li
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by rolisz 5y ago
Does this semantic search work for longer documents? I know BERT&Co models are limited to around 500-1000 tokens.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Yes, it would be if interest to me. I've been looking for something similar lately. One thing that I found is https://github.com/ChrisKnott/Eel but it's more geared towards making desktop apps
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by rolisz 5y ago
I quit my job last November. In January I started my own business doing machine learning consulting. It took off slowly, until July I was not making too much, only small clients. Then business started taking off and now I'm too busy fo
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by rolisz 5y ago
But that's more like saying don't suck completely at anything, not necessarily be decent at all the things.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I'm using Python and PyCharm. It happily underlines the invalid syntax and then reformats things more or less randomly.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Agreed. For my personal blog, I don't care about things like SEO. I just write whatever crosses my mind. I learned something cool this week? Let me write it down. I learned something that makes me more productive or scratches an itch?
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by rolisz 5y ago
I just tried enabling that this week, but I found that I often press Ctrl-S out of habit, even when I have syntactically invalid code and then the autoformatter messes things up royally and I get lost. For now, I just memorized the shortcut
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by rolisz 5y ago
Randomized weight updates?
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Brain Computer Confusion(blog.piekniewski.info)
3 points by rolisz 5y ago|3 comments
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by rolisz 5y ago
So you can't make your own devices anymore?
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by rolisz 5y ago
In Romania ar least, the equivalent of the IRS doesn't like the disguised employment, because it leads to much lower taxes (8% vs 35%). There are around 7 criteria which are used to determine if a relationship is of employment or not.

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