szemy2

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by szemy2 4y ago
I grew up 5min walk from the station there and I have never realised it's operated by children
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by szemy2 4y ago
There are many more open questions that we have not found the answer to -- the two blog posts [1&2] on our experience on creating a GNN based project is meant to spark a discussion and to clarify our own thinking on the topic. We are he
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The dark side of Graph Neural Networks(appliedexploration.com)
125 points by szemy2 4y ago|37 comments
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Stop Worrying and Love Graphs(appliedexploration.com)
2 points by szemy2 4y ago|0 comments
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I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Graphs(appliedexploration.com)
2 points by szemy2 4y ago|0 comments
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by szemy2 4y ago
These are our reflections after doing a kaggle competition using Graph Convolutional Networks. The post is meant to be a basis for discussion. We are happy to have that here!
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Machine Learning on Graphs should be the future of AI(appliedexploration.com)
5 points by szemy2 4y ago|1 comments
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What is this white foam/glare on the Danube?(goo.gl)
1 points by szemy2 5y ago|0 comments
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by szemy2 5y ago
Are there any good similar sites for learning botanics?
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by szemy2 5y ago
Airplanes
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Transportation Systems of Plants(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by szemy2 5y ago|0 comments
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Kahoot acquires Drops for $50M to add language learning(techcrunch.com)
2 points by szemy2 6y ago|0 comments
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by szemy2 6y ago
Great question; this is what I usually encounter aswell.
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by szemy2 6y ago
I wonder if this is the right timing?
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by szemy2 6y ago
You really hit the nail here! I have written about this ( https://www.indiehackers.com/post/the-myth-of-interesting-bo... ) and I am still struggling to break from this. If the problem is interesting, it is probably cutt
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by szemy2 6y ago
Thanks for pointing to these!
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Ask HN: What's today's equivalent of Bell Labs/Xerox PARC? Are there any in EU?
2 points by szemy2 6y ago|2 comments
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by szemy2 6y ago
This is an interesting case, where it says that they have external investors. Wonder how they manage ownership.
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by szemy2 6y ago
Sounds like a really nice place to work!
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by szemy2 6y ago
Oh the structure has a name, thanks!
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by szemy2 6y ago
Yes, this looks good! Thanks, I'll read about them
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by szemy2 6y ago
Maybe it's just a specific type of guild/org I am looking for in which it is different from contractors: they work on homebew products on a project basis.
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by szemy2 6y ago
Super! This is really helpful, basically nailed my question with a flood of resources. Thanks
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by szemy2 6y ago
Fascinating, thanks for sharing! I have a few questions: -How does your team get motivated and compensated? -Is there a code of conduct? -How do you decide what to build? - How does someone join the Engineering Guild?
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Ask HN: Guild/Studio structure for Software Engineers?
126 points by szemy2 6y ago|71 comments
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by szemy2 6y ago
I love how creative this analogy is!
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by szemy2 7y ago
I love this idea and I would def use it! It would be also great if it would work backwards aswell, eg.: "the link I found on twitter last week"
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Revolut's Media Hack – Is my money safe?(semy.blog)
3 points by szemy2 7y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Couldn't FB help out governments with tracing postive covid19 cases?
2 points by szemy2 7y ago|1 comments
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by szemy2 7y ago
It would be interesting to self report your positive covid result to fb/social networks which could give an warn connection if they need to be tested or not (the assumption being that you are likelier to meet someone in IRL if you are

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