AxelWickman

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   by AxelWickman 2mo ago

   Cool project. This looks credible and well thought out.
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   by AxelWickman 4mo ago

   Timefold tackles the same class of problems, but I thiink their's need a backend while mine runs in browser entirely. So mine works by running the C++ browser by compiling it directly to WebAssembly, so I didn't touch the solver c
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   by AxelWickman 4mo ago

   In somewhat discrete domains with large combinatorial search spaces, I would argue they do. I built this for a conference planner SaaS, which felt very real. Probably have other use cases in routing, dispatching, staff scheduling, conferenc
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   by AxelWickman 4mo ago

   Yeah agree. Really considering taking the project this direction
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   Show HN: Solving complex optimization problems with Google OR-Tools in browser(github.com)

   12 points by AxelWickman 4mo ago|8 comments
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   by AxelWickman 4mo ago

   Cool read. The AoS vs SoA speaks for itself.
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   by AxelWickman 5mo ago

   Location: US/Europe (Portugal) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, C++, Rust, PyTorch, Numpy, OpenCV, ROS2 Isaac Sim, Gazebo, Docker, Qdrant, Postgres, Redis, Kafka, PyO3, Azure, Grafana, Linux, Posix IPC. 5+ year
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   by AxelWickman 5mo ago

   Location: Lisbon, Portugal Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Rust, C++, ROS2, PyTorch, OpenCV, Isaac Sim, FastAPI, TypeScript, Svelte, PostgreSQL, Qdrant, Docker, Linux, ABB RobotStudio, computer vision, reinforcemen
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   EU/CoE country badge-generator(country-badges.eu)

   2 points by AxelWickman 8mo ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Minimal Peg Solitaire Online(pegsolitaire.fun)

    2 points by AxelWickman 10mo ago|0 comments