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by usmannk 6y ago
How are you developing iOS apps without xcode?
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by usmannk 6y ago
Is the trick quit and start doing a binary search?
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by usmannk 6y ago
Generally this is allowed if you publish the data you're bringing in. They even create a sponsored thread for it in most competitions.
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by usmannk 6y ago
> Kaggle encourages a domain agnostic approach to modeling, in the sense that participants use sophisticated machine learning and statistical methods but typically have no domain expertise in the underlying data. Yes this is accurate and
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by usmannk 6y ago
As a frequent Kaggler (perhaps too frequent... it's a bit addicting, in a way I'm sure others on HN will understand), I was fairly intrigued to see this one pop up in the competition list a few days ago. Finance shops have tried t
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by usmannk 6y ago
You don't beat their model, just those of everyone else in the competition. A very different game.
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by usmannk 6y ago
My point is the winning model of the competition will not be worth anything beyond the prize. It will only be the best amongst other kagglers, almost none of whom are domain experts in finance. It will not stand a chance in "prod"
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by usmannk 6y ago
You don't have to (and certainly won't) beat all of Jane Street. The goal is to beat everyone else on Kaggle. A still difficult but much more accomplishable task.
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by usmannk 6y ago
If I followed your instructions correctly, that's the response payload not the request.
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by usmannk 6y ago
Interestingly enough it seems to do the shift first in Swift
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by usmannk 6y ago
Hm, just seems like really bad copy. They seem to have meant that any new presentations will be public. Prezi's response in linked thread: This copy does not reflect our policy - thank you for bringing this to our attention, and we’r
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by usmannk 6y ago
They're nothing alike at all. Similar to how a low end laptop GPU differs from a top of the line NVIDIA datacenter offering. Google's cloud TPU offering is the strongest ML training hardware that exists, the edge devices simply su
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by usmannk 6y ago
Lack of competition and honestly I think they just have high costs. Payment processors like Stripe and PayPal don't like dealing with this stuff because the fraud+chargeback rates are so high. This leaves you with the expensive niche p
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by usmannk 6y ago
I agree with the content of the article, but feel a summary is sufficient to get the point across. Beginning with a quote: > If someone claims to have better information than a mainstream financial market on the value of Google stock, or
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by usmannk 6y ago
XLS does in fact have a 16 bit row counter :/
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by usmannk 6y ago
Bugtracker: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T264370
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by usmannk 6y ago
I agree. I referenced this (perhaps a bit too implicitly) in a sibling comment. Swift's complexity is there but only when you need it.
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by usmannk 6y ago
> Rust aims to be extremely reliable and efficient. Fair point, Swift will never be as predictable or efficient as Rust (not a negative perse, just different goals). But I disagree on the complexity re: Go. What about Swift gives you the
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by usmannk 6y ago
To me Swift is one of the most interesting languages right now. It's killer for iOS development of course, but Swift for Tensorflow[0] is exciting and could become a refreshing alternative to python for machine learning. Here Swift Sys
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by usmannk 6y ago
Yes, it's a typed, safe wrapper around a subset of Darwin or Glibc (depending on platform) functions. See: https://github.com/apple/swift-system/blob/main/Sources/Syst...
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by usmannk 6y ago
Yeah, that's more or less the only way to go if you want to use SwiftUI. Personally at that point I just prefer going full UIKit instead. > I feel we won't see "complete" SwiftUI apps for another 2 years or so, maybe
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by usmannk 6y ago
The author’s takeaway here is “If your target platform is iOS 14, you’re now good to go with hobby projects or individual screens in SwiftUI.” I think that’s generally pretty reasonable but in my experience you won’t even be able to reach t
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by usmannk 6y ago
For local networks I use the builtin python http server `python3 -m http.server` (or `python -m SimpleHTTPServer` in 2.x). By default it binds to all so anyone on your network can access it.
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by usmannk 6y ago
> If Microsoft say, added something to your host file, that blocked all ad trackers except from the Microsoft network, everyone would be up in arms. You'll love this: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/micros
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by usmannk 6y ago
There are multiple posts in the #1 spot on any given day.
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by usmannk 6y ago
I've been doing research on this exact category myself (after having previously had some modest success on the image editing side.) You're severely underestimating the number of competitors. Try searching the relevant app stores i
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by usmannk 6y ago
Isn’t exposing ports in your docker-compose services:redis:ports, how you’d do that? (Docker hobbyist here)
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by usmannk 6y ago
It certainly suggests this. Full bullet: If you use the SRD to find, test, validate, verify, or confirm a vulnerability, you must promptly report it to Apple and, if the bug is in third-party code, to the appropriate third party. If you did
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by usmannk 6y ago
Does anyone have experience with Hidary's Quantum Computing: An Applied Approach? How is it?
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by usmannk 6y ago
I take it you haven't spent much time on wallstreetbets.

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