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by rolisz 5y ago
I have heard of FAANG. I guess M stands for Microsoft. Who's ULA?
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by rolisz 5y ago
I do workout regularly and I do go for walks. But like a diet, the effect is long term, not immediate.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I think it's more that after 8 exhausting hours, I don't have energy anymore for anything. The 8 exhausting hours would be a day full of meetings, after which my brain is a mush and doesn't work anymore.
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by rolisz 5y ago
For a recent small project, I tried out deta.sh. It takes out the pain of devops entirely, but it does constrain you on the architecture and database side of things.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Mixture of Experts, aka not all 10 trillion parameters are used at the same time, just a subset that is an "expert" on the "task at hand".
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by rolisz 5y ago
I think it's probably aphantasic workarounds.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I can't imagine my house from the inside or from the outside (I can't see it), but for example I can count the windows on it and I can "walk" through it in my mind.
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Xplorer, a customizable, modern file manager(github.com)
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by rolisz 5y ago
Exactly. I can't visualize visual stuff, but for example, I can imagine and "see" code very well. I have a graph in my head of how various functions call each other or how data flows through the program. Sometimes the connect
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by rolisz 5y ago
I use flashcards to memorize things. Sometimes I use mnemonics to memorize flashcards. I used memory palace once, to memorize something for a Romanian language exam back in highschool. Things that I memorize now: Bible verses (I've mem
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by rolisz 5y ago
I'm interested in something similar. What I've tried is to set up https://yacy.net/ to index only those websites I care about. I set it up on my home NAS and I configured it to crawl Python, sklearn, and some blog
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Short summaries of recent results in empirical software engineering research(neverworkintheory.org)
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by rolisz 5y ago
Define workable model. Do you care more about recall (how many of the images with label X will be labeled by your model with label X) or precision (how many of the images where the model says have label X are actually with label X)? It is a
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Skweak: Weak Supervision for NLP(github.com)
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by rolisz 5y ago
For synchronizing things across multiple hosts I strongly recommend SyncThing. It just works :TM:
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by rolisz 5y ago
Will you add support for anomaly detection or classification (something like predictive maintenance)?
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by rolisz 5y ago
Location: Romania Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Computer Vision Résumé/CV: https://rolisz.ro/CV.pdf Email: consulting (at) rolisz.com I am a consultant
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by rolisz 5y ago
That's what Tailscale does. I use it to encrypt communication between my devices (both on home network and when I'm away) and it works like a charm.
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FastText is the best text classification library for a quick baseline(rolisz.com)
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by rolisz 5y ago
I think they mean that you should make it into a standalone product that can be used by someone who doesn't know what Python or GitHub is. So if you are ever looking for a side hustle, you have a good candidate already.
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by rolisz 5y ago
In Romania you need to be employed to have the public health insurance. There is a long list of other exceptions, but being an entrepreneur who just started a company and doesn't have income is not one of them.
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by rolisz 5y ago
Why isn't this a problem at all in Europe? I've lived in Switzerland, where I would get 1-2 calls per month trying to sell me some insurance. Now I live in Romania and I don't get any calls like this. And I haven't heard
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by rolisz 5y ago
You might want to check out Tailscale. They create a WireGuard based mesh VPN between all your devices, enabling secure communication between them. So you have one central DB and then all the other devices connect to it.
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by rolisz 5y ago
The digital book is made by the same guy, Andy M. and Michael Nielsen. Orbit seems to be a platform to enable anyone to build similar content, with mnemonic content (flash cards basically) built in.
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by rolisz 5y ago
I think the "beginner mistake" is that you can download a pre-made deck of 1000 German words, many of which you have never heard before, so it will be very hard to make them stick in your memory. With Orbit, I think the idea is th
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by rolisz 6y ago
They didn't know it any longer. They are using StackOverflow as a second brain, offloading knowledge to it.
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by rolisz 6y ago
MacBooks have global warranty, iPhones don't. I think this is partly to avoid price arbitrage such as going to buy an iPhone in a cheaper country. I'm not sure why this is not a concern for laptops. Maybe those are more targeted t
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by rolisz 6y ago
Ethnic yes, but that includes lot of "violence" between whites of different nations. Swiss people look down on all surrounding "poorer" nations, Romanians vs Hungarians, etc.
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by rolisz 6y ago
Hahaha, oh wow, somebody found my Bachelor's thesis project about this! Unfortunately, it suffered significant bit rot. I tried last year to run it again, but I couldn't get it to work anymore :(
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by rolisz 6y ago
One thing that could help a lot is trying to get the receipt data from some loyalty card some shops have. In Romania, almost all big stores have mobile apps which allow you to export your purchase lists. Granted, some of them have dumb outp

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