armanboyaci

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   Performing Animations in Tldraw Flash(youtube.com)

   1 points by armanboyaci 6d ago|0 comments
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   by armanboyaci 11mo ago

   Should we validate before we verify the software?
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   by armanboyaci 1y ago

   What happens if you have a prior knowledge for $k$ as a probability distribution?
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   >Being able to apply statistics is like having a secret superpower. I totally with this sentence. BUT If you ask for my opinion, merely knowing a list of statistical formulas is not very helpful. Most of the time, people don’t remember
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   I believe your description of software development is highly aligned with the ideas of peter naur, programming as theory building. https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   > I wish there was two types of ipynb files, one for file with just code and markdown (for example ipynbc), and one for keeping code+markdown+results. I believe you can achieve that if you use jupytext library, right?
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   I am keeping my CV on overleaf and it is very convenient. Did you try that option?
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   https://www.amazon.com/Solution-Selling-Fieldbook-Practical-... If you are planning to build enterprise software solutions then I highly recommend this book. It contains very helpfull checklists and templates.
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   by armanboyaci 2y ago

   I recommend this blog: https://yetanothermathprogrammingconsultant.blogspot.com/?m=... Not all posts are business related but you can learn many practical tricks hard to find in books.
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    by armanboyaci 2y ago

    You can compute the max-flow of an undirected graph. The edges have capacities and in the undirected case you assume that capacity can be used in both 'directions'.
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    by armanboyaci 3y ago

    I found this explanation: https://www.promptingguide.ai/techniques/rag > General-purpose language models can be fine-tuned to achieve several common tasks such as sentiment analysis and named entity recognition. The
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    by armanboyaci 3y ago

    Very good and important observation. In his talk "Simple made easy" [1] Rich Hickey defines simple as opposite of complex and easy as opposite of hard. The easiness is relative (as you described) and depends on the things you
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    by armanboyaci 3y ago

    I am not sure but another reason could be the mortgage duration. In US 30-year is very common, according to my quick google search in Canada most mortgages are limited to a 25-year amortization period.
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    by armanboyaci 3y ago

    You are right. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34643811
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    by armanboyaci 3y ago

    Reminded me this blog post about the complexity cost of trying to cover all the edge cases, using the example of recipe writing! https://buttondown.email/hillelwayne/archive/edge-case-poiso...
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    by armanboyaci 4y ago

    I am seeing multi cars in the screenshots, maybe those are controlled by the players :)
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    by armanboyaci 4y ago

    I am surprised when I realized that the author is the same professor in Georgia Tech who wrote this wonderful free book about warehouse planning: https://www.warehouse-science.com/ Unfortunetely he passed away in 2019.
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    Lego Art Remix(lego-art-remix.com)

    2 points by armanboyaci 4y ago|0 comments
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    by armanboyaci 4y ago

    I really like the content then I realized that the lecturer is an ex-CEO of Wealthfront (one of the earliest Robo-advisory company). That totally makes sense considering the practical advices (instead of theoretical discussions) in the cour
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    by armanboyaci 4y ago

    Super interesting. Do you know how much advantage a player using this information gets against a 'naive' player non-using it?
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    by armanboyaci 4y ago

    Is your work publicly available? If you are interested, I've tweeted my notes on 'Guess Who' game: [ https://twitter.com/arman_boyaci/status/1463139888489025537?... ]
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    If you are interested in graph classes, there is another (more mature?) resource: https://www.graphclasses.org/
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    I am distracted with the example provided in the post. I am pretty sure that most pandas users will just put course_ids on the columns. I mean the shape of the user_courses dataframe is not suitable for the task. (user_courses .set
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    > Other learning paradigms are about minimization; reinforcement learning is about maximization. I don't see why this is important.
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    I have a friend who also tracks his life: https://www.denizcemonduygu.com/portfolio/vital-signs/ > What you see is some of the daily data I’ve collected during the last 7 years of my life (2,498 days between 01
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    For example, when X plays a corner, there is a possibility that your heuristic may play another corner right? In that situation X wins.
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    Actually, the first moves of the players determines the result. And because of the symetries there are just 12 first moves. My tweets about this topic: https://twitter.com/arman_boyaci/status/1442436923960827913?..
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    Currently I am a happy excalidraw user. They look very similar. For which uses cases tldraw is better suited?
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    This article might help: "Is a Dataframe Just a Table?" https://drops.dagstuhl.de/opus/volltexte/2020/11960/pdf/OASI...
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    by armanboyaci 5y ago

    The content of your website reminded me this service: https://linkkle.com/ demo page: https://linkkle.com/paul