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by se4u 3y ago
Median is 50percentile. 50% of employees are making less than 80k. You'd need a scatter plot of pay vs experience in this cohort to really say that the demands are unreasonable. We dont know how much buearocracy/middle mgmt there
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by se4u 3y ago
I am surprised that people aren't using google colab pro/pro+ in this context. You basically get access to multiple A100 for $10/month and with some simple javascript tricks, you can get a session to last for 24hrs at least.
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Ask HN: What do you think about the Oracle Cloud?
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by se4u 5y ago
Hi OP here. Yes you are right about the asymmetrical nature of the penalties. Actually I do handle this case by using an asymmetric `shrinkage` on the error. See the function called shrinkage in the notebook. Good day :)
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by se4u 5y ago
Hi OP here. To answer why PID, basically somebody I follow asked this question on twitter, and I thought yeah why not seems like a reasonable thing to try :) Actually I do conclude that PID is not quite the right thing for this problem. For
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PID Controller for controlling the number of servers in a data-center(gist.github.com)
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by se4u 5y ago
Before someone asks about why can't this work be automated, here's the FAQ where she answers this question. https://scienceintegritydigest.com/frequently-asked-question...
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Show HN: A simple method to prove ownership and authenticity of digital media(github.com)
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Show HN: A simple method to prove ownership and authenticity of digital media(github.com)
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by se4u 5y ago
Yes, definitely. I think the app interface is really the innovation here. That and the fact that one can make human readable salts. So I can use "kortex@kortex.com" as a salt and now anyone can check just by reading that "kor
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Show HN: A simple method to prove ownership and authenticity of digital media(github.com)
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The Schindler of Japan, Chihune Sugihara(tokyoweekender.com)
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Show HN: FlagPlanter-Open source protocol to prove authenticity of digital media(github.com)
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The 1918 Flu virus is resurrected; in 2005; in US(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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FlagPlanter: Prove ownership and authenticity of digital media(github.com)
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Simple protection from “Fake” Deepfakes and ownership proof(github.com)
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by se4u 6y ago
So actually this wont be a problem. Basically if they do this then each account that they create will only have very few published predictions. So it will be like a coin which comes up head twice after two tosses. The public will not trust
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by se4u 6y ago
One alternative implementation of this which is very simple is as follows. 1. User makes a public declaration to always make a prediction using some platform. Like they release a tweet saying all future predictions will happen on futuu.re (
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Variance Reduction for AB Testing Two Policies [pdf](pushpendre.github.io)
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Optimal amount to put in FSA to minimize expense(medium.com)
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by se4u 9y ago
@averagewall already explained what depth 3 is. The explanation of poly time is a little bit lengthier. Let me briefly explain the PAC learning paradigm in the context of this paper. Consider the set of all depth 3 neural networks with n di