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by talolard 6y ago
Hmmm, I think that's not precise and my use of "architecture" was misleading. If we're thinking in terms of "universal aproximators", an RNN is a way to make a sequence of approximate functions for a sequence o
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by talolard 6y ago
50/50 I can shed some light or am way over my head: The point of the paper is that if you train a deep learning model with gradient descent then the resulting model is effectively a kernel machine, regardless of model architecture. The
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by talolard 6y ago
There’s a Reddit dump on big query so you can do this idea at relative scale with sum sql
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by talolard 6y ago
I really love postgrest! I did a lot of django before and found myself constantly wrestling with the orm to express what I wanted, then writing endless pages of serializers and view sets and had to debug why they were always slow. Postgrest
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by talolard 6y ago
This described is perfectly
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by talolard 6y ago
Buried in there is that we finally get named capture groups on regular expressions. What a day!
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by talolard 6y ago
Hi I started coding at 27 and am doing well despite the late start. If you like coding keep investing in growing your skills and try to get a job/internship at a place that aligns with your interest. If you enjoy it it’s a great job wi
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by talolard 6y ago
Ive been using tfjs and am actually quite impressed with its ease of use, though I do have a lot of experience with ml in python. Curious what the difference is between this and tf , website wasn’t super clear about it
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by talolard 6y ago
The impressive part is the ux more than the particular choice of algorithms and frameworks. As you alluded, those are fairly commodity but executing so that an end user can understand and be engaged enough to get where they want is a big ac
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by talolard 6y ago
Gatsby was amazing for getting a landing page with a blog off the ground. It's much less compelling as we expand what we want our landing page to do .
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by talolard 6y ago
> Ockam lets you secure edge to cloud applications without understanding network security This is an excellent one liner and makes what you do much clearer then what's on the website.
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by talolard 6y ago
I run a company that organically reached self service SaaS and inside sales. We make borerline developer tools and an open source strategy is very tempting because selling horizontally (Not to a specific vertical) is really hard. Here'
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Aligning Span Annotations to Hugginface Tokenizers(lighttag.io)
7 points by talolard 6y ago|0 comments
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by talolard 6y ago
I opened this and said wow out loud. Really cool!
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by talolard 6y ago
Ive used this to sell on prem at 5 and 6 figures, bootstrapped solo founder. I’ve been lucky to have good customers and be a good vendor so that never mattered. If things go bad it might not be good enough . If you are bootstrapped, just do
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JavaScript String Offsets and Unicode Surrogate Pairs(lighttag.io)
1 points by talolard 6y ago|0 comments
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by talolard 6y ago
I used to work for a firm that did FIX parsers for hft. FIX is the standard protocol for financial data. Company’s claim to fame was the fastest parser on standard hardware as opposed to an FPGA and handling the many many dialects of FIX.
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by talolard 6y ago
OP here. A bit of context in case your not doing ML day to day. So everyone talks about AI, but the dirty secret of our space is that you need a lot of labeled data to train your AI on. Labeling data is a manual process and active learning
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Show HN: ALMa – Active Learning Data Manager(lighttag.io)
36 points by talolard 6y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Simpledorff- Calulate Krippendorff's Alpha on Any Dataframe(lighttag.io)
3 points by talolard 6y ago|0 comments
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Fast NLP Model Pretraining with Vampire(lighttag.io)
3 points by talolard 6y ago|0 comments
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by talolard 7y ago
Imagine making headline news when you do your job
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by talolard 7y ago
Ah wow that's a great insight, looking forward to diving into this
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by talolard 7y ago
I liked Trading and Exchanges by Larry Harris
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by talolard 7y ago
>> We would love your help figuring out how to get past this bottleneck. Can you restructure the strategy so that the business can operate with a low (initial) growth rate ? You might find success by partnering with regional public h
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by talolard 7y ago
My first thought was how long till it’s discontinued?
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by talolard 7y ago
This is great! We have a toddler and it’s great to know something like this exists. As a suggestion, I’d rather buy a 5 or 10 pack rather than a monthly subscription. We don’t need this every month but expect to use it more than once
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Which Open Source NER Model Is the Best? Comparing CoreNLP, Spacy and Flair(lighttag.io)
2 points by talolard 7y ago|0 comments
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Postgres Range Aggregation for NLP and Everything Else(lighttag.io)
1 points by talolard 7y ago|0 comments
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by talolard 7y ago
I think they talk about it but didn't add up to a rebuttal or challenge of Burry's liquidity point. < I think they claim is that their is a lot of "dumb money" holding indexed products that are likely to sell all at o

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