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by Yadi 6y ago
There is not a Wiki, but a subbreddit and I also think that recently a few folks launched a Podcast around this topic: - subbreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/shutdown/ - podcast: failory.com
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Ask HN: Where do you go after finishing an online course?
1 points by Yadi 8y ago|0 comments
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by Yadi 8y ago
In machine learning, hands down these are some of the best related textbooks: - [0] Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning (Information Science and Statistics) and also: - [1] The Elements of Statistical Learning - [2] Reinforcement Lear
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Ask HN: How do you manage to apply to a bunch of companies at the same time?
2 points by Yadi 8y ago|0 comments
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by Yadi 8y ago
Hilarious code: >>`"so your first mistake was using my code, but since you are clearly reading this let it be known that mutuals.py lets you create a mutuals list on the hell site known as "twitter dot com".` It would b
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by Yadi 8y ago
Congrats on the launch mbeissinger, this is pretty cool and useful product!
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by Yadi 9y ago
Neat, maybe add a hint button and show what kind of terms one can search into the 2 input fields.
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by Yadi 9y ago
They are talking about the OSI model layer. I recommend looking into Network+ material, don't do the exam, but I learned quite a lot studying for the exam using the CBT Nuggets videos. Also, Cisco has the ICND1 and ICND2, or rather cal
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by Yadi 11y ago
Superb! Thanks for sharing the source code as well: https://github.com/stared/tagoverflow#tagoverflow
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by Yadi 11y ago
Hey This is awesome :)! I will be sharing some of my bots on here :).
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by Yadi 11y ago
Awesome seeing someone use the reddit dataset :)! Wouldn't a w2v as a recommender for the user might have been better? Taking user's comments/likes/subreddits as a feature.
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Airbnb Price Tips Powered by Aerosolve Machine Learning(nerds.airbnb.com)
1 points by Yadi 11y ago|0 comments
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by Yadi 11y ago
I don't think that was the case for the fellowship. Applied after the 2 days with my team! Didn't get a view on anything not even a click. Again, yeah it might be the case that it was nothing interesting to them and just skipped i
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by Yadi 11y ago
It can be computationally expensive for a robot to use any sorts of deep learning on board for improvement during work. It takes hours if not days sometimes to train a good scaled model. Then retraining the model could take a quarter of tha
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by Yadi 11y ago
It looks good, am sure there will be lots of folks to help on the project. Ah yes that is true regarding the usage/req :), but I thought you might have tried it in production with some requirement.
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by Yadi 11y ago
Hey! This is interesting (&awesome), the other day I was looking at Riak and some Redis alternative written in Go, both had some different approach which wouldn't make the best use of persistencey and distrusted approach at the sam
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by Yadi 11y ago
Yup: https://twitter.com/sama/status/626523690533027840
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by Yadi 11y ago
Yeah I would actually pay for it! I'm a freelancer consultant and I get decent clients reaching out to me from Reddit. I read about CompSci and Machine Learning almost on daily basis and the subreddits that I visit help me on that stan
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by Yadi 11y ago
Indeed, founders usually have a better complete vision the the folks around them. Though I was just pointing that out for over time. One time around the tech-debt is not that big of a deal, until it becomes a beast and hard to overcome.
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks, that is a very good metric that you shared with an example: > "correctness vs. completeness spectrum." and yes! It's a double edge sword: >"Getting that wrong either way could lead to the failure of your st
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by Yadi 11y ago
This is an awesome reply! Just awesome. Folks rarely notice how much a decision making matters on this regard and technical knowledge matters a lot on the way. Since having a company* acquired sometimes could be a good business return, but
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks :)! Lots of good clarified points.
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks. Indeed, I agree with you regarding how startups are about "creating value for the customer." But I think at some point, this might become very difficult due to the technical debt when the startup can't deliver more va
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks. Right, perhaps having some pieces of a technology solidified could help with moving on to new features. For example an API that users pay for would only be updated or relied on when it's debt free.
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by Yadi 11y ago
Hey that is another interesting point, thanks: >"the schedule of technical interest payments they will have to pay one way or the other if they are still in business."
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks, yes it's hard to point out one specific example of a startup, because it can be an inter-related cause as you mentioned. Though someone else here mentioned how friendster lost their game due to technical debt: I looked it up an
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks a bunch! You're a champ. Yeah sometimes making these sorts of decisions could easily lead to big pitfalls on the way. Regarding this part: > "I also allowed the team to create their own modules instead of extending some
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by Yadi 11y ago
That's interesting. Thanks for pointing it out, after you mentioned that, I had to look it up: http://highscalability.com/friendster-lost-lead-because-fail... > "technical difficulties proved too pedestrian for
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by Yadi 11y ago
Thanks, that is indeed the on spot point I'm looking for. Drawing some conclusions to what technical debt could eventually lead to at the end. > "Anything that delays shipping is going to contribute to the failure of a startup.
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by Yadi 11y ago
@Zigurd, this is some Dev- fron-tline deep wisdom right here! > 'Think of it as building empathy for "product owners" who might otherwise be dismissed as beancounters.'

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