rsp1984

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by rsp1984 2y ago
It really boils down to what you define as "leisure activities" and everyone is different and often multi-faceted in that regard. So this certainly fails as a one-size-fits-all advice. There are hobbies we do out of pure enjoyment
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Potentially controversial opinion: nothing really changes for musicians / artists. There already is an abundance of fantastic (human-made) music for every genre or taste, even before AI arrived. Artists' biggest challenges today a
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by rsp1984 3y ago
The worst part of being a founder in Germany is not even the bureaucracy (even though it is just as bad as described), it's that everybody wants money from you all the time : - For services that you never signed up for (there are cert
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by rsp1984 3y ago
> Just don’t track. You're making it sound like it was a switch that I could simply turn on/off as a web dev. The reality is that most sites are a complete clusterf*k of 3rd party components, dependencies, backend services etc.
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Accountants, tax consultants, (many types of) lawyers, real estate agents and other useless middlemen, all examples of professions that shouldn't exist, given that there are cheap, easy and efficient technical solutions for the problem
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Shameless plug: I created website [1] to help with this. It's like an online paper club where you can ask questions / get answers from the authors and community on research papers, directly on the PDF. [1] https://gotit
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by rsp1984 3y ago
The opposite of austerity, stimulative spending (by printing money), has also been argued, by similar groups, to increase inequality due to the inflation of asset prices. Which way, left-leaning man?
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by rsp1984 3y ago
I created a platform to solve exactly this problem: https://gotit.pub/ Let me know if you have any feedback, always happy to chat!
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by rsp1984 3y ago
It's a trick. His example for cosine interpolation is misleading in the sense that the sequence of points' heights is oscillating. The cosine interpolation simply ensures that the interpolated-function derivative is 0 at the contr
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by rsp1984 3y ago
This seems to be in the same spirit as audiophiles claiming they can hear the difference between various speaker cables, or the "hints of dark chocolate" in wine tasting. Personally I see zero differences in the images on that pag
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by rsp1984 3y ago
The fact that I can run this on mobile (iOS) devices using the C++ interface makes all the difference for me. I find that extremely refreshing among all those other Python/Server/PC -only frameworks. Running non-trivial ML workloa
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Yes. It's a different kind of computer vision. Not the kind where you just throw an expensive NN at stuff and hope for the best, but one where we're actually dealing with operations at the pixel level (corner / edge features,
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Long time Qt / Creator user here (15+ years). Qt Creator used to be the best C++ IDE by a mile and it's still pretty competitive (yes, you can use it without any Qt whatsoever!), however these days I am very unexcited about new re
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by rsp1984 3y ago
You literally just valued your time at $13 per day.
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by rsp1984 3y ago
I am not sure what I'm looking at here. Surely those half million files are for dozens if not hundreds of different apps, libraries and tools and surely those do not all depend on each other, no? Because if so, why not just use one rep
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by rsp1984 3y ago
OK, got it. I think what you're describing is Gradient Descent on the Normal Equations to solve an overdetermined linear system. Indeed in such a system dim(x) == dim(b) == d. Matrix A is fixed though and not part of the estimation but
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by rsp1984 3y ago
> But the second interaction should matter, otherwise how can the system capture/model dependencies between variables (I guess)? Keep in mind that the venerable (and enormously successful!) gradient descent method does not model dep
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by rsp1984 3y ago
This looks quite amazing at first glance but looking a bit deeper some elephant-in-the-room questions pop up: 1. Simple Gradient Descent is already linear in time w.r.t. # of parameters (but it is an iterative method). It seems to be missin
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by rsp1984 3y ago
> Is your concern with the fact that clients can lay out their sites with blocks? Not so much. > If it's with not being able to use a local IDE - that is something that's currently possible by bundling your Svelte components
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by rsp1984 3y ago
While I think the combination of drag-and-drop / blocks and Svelte is really awesome , this unfortunately sits at the wrong end of the spectrum for me. What is is: a visual website builder where I can customise blocks using an online
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Llama 2 Whitepaper Discussion / Q&A(gotit.pub)
1 points by rsp1984 3y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: StackOverflow for Research Papers(gotit.pub)
2 points by rsp1984 3y ago|0 comments
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Gzip and KNN Outperforms Transformers on Text Classification(twitter.com)
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by rsp1984 3y ago
> Overstatement of the year award candidate. I think he meant development overhead, not performance overhead.
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Show HN: I built a Q&A layer for research papers on top of arXiv.org(gotit.pub)
3 points by rsp1984 3y ago|0 comments
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by rsp1984 3y ago
> Edit: nailed it. They raised $10M, and I knew it would be a fit for a16z. Source?
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by rsp1984 3y ago
Serious Q: What value do agents add? And what's wrong with buyers and sellers negotiating directly, as in pretty much any other market? As an outsider it seems that RE agents bring exactly nothing to the table except FUD around the tra
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by rsp1984 3y ago
It looks like your product is based on top of NLP tech, not the NLP tech itself. That's great because here's the good news: none of your customers care what you use as your back end. All they care about is whether you can solve th
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by rsp1984 4y ago
AI models are in a race to the bottom and everybody inside Anthropic knows it. Besides OpenAI, with billions to spend plus a partnership with MS, there's also Google, Apple, Meta and Amazon who can afford to run losses on AI for years
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by rsp1984 4y ago
W.r.t bad ideas, I'll just leave you with this PG quote [1] Err on the side of doing things where you'll face competitors. Inexperienced founders usually give competitors more credit than they deserve. Whether you succeed depends

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