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Blizzard: A Lightweight, yet Powerful ML Feature System for Prototyping(ai.cash.app)
1 points by bayonetz 3y ago|0 comments
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by bayonetz 4y ago
In this thread, people making all sorts of claims about print() debugging being better because of speed, efficiency, less overheard, “debuggers are too hard”, etc. on and on, but not actually providing evidence for their claim. For example,
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by bayonetz 4y ago
Build a shadow ban mode and assign them to it :)
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by bayonetz 5y ago
Obviously it’s not useless if people find it useful such as the people who compete. By some metric you care about it may be “useless”, but who made you the arbiter of metrics? Competitive programming may or may not correlate with success at
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by bayonetz 5y ago
A lot of overlap with Knime and Rapidminer. Why approach it with visual programming vs the direct execution graph approach like they do?
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by bayonetz 6y ago
If they aren’t “fastidious about truth” probably. If they are, and they know you are being “curious”, you will likely have a cool, engaging conversation on your hands.
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Hey, nice comment! Please do this please.
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Ask HN: ICs who were previously managers, what is it like now?
1 points by bayonetz 6y ago|0 comments
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by bayonetz 6y ago
The police are being told by the governors who are being told by the POTUS that the protestors must “dominated”. I’m not editorializing or interpreting here. Listen to Trump himself say it over and over again in the course of this phone cal
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Why would you de-escalate when the POTUS says stuff like this: https://soundcloud.com/the-daily-beast-politics/trump-audio
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by bayonetz 6y ago
He's says "you've got to dominate them" like 5 times in the first 10 minutes of the call and he's not distinguishing or nuancing between the different types of protesters or allowing for a range of response. It&#x27
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Absolutely chilling.
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Looked up “HOPS (for Heuristic Optimized Processing System)” but didn’t find any good direct hits. Can you point me to some good starting points?
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Please don’t make it infinite scroll instead. Begging you. Please.
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by bayonetz 6y ago
Nor does it resign them to said biases.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Disagree. I’m suggesting a better alternative at a contextually relevant time based on personally earned experience.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Indeed!
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Just use Square’s Cash App! Free stock trades AND you can buy fractional shares AND a bunch of other stuff like P2P payments and bitcoin. I work there and so can say with some authority that we can handle more volume without going down than
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Yep, it’s because of all the obnoxious “idea men” out there that try to treat technically skilled makers like ditch diggers who just need to be told where to dig the hole and how big.
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Corporate buzzwords are how workers pretend to be adults(theatlantic.com)
148 points by bayonetz 7y ago|106 comments
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Meaningness is great. Thanks for that. Such deep concepts expressed so clearly with so few words.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
WeCook? WeChef?
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Neat! eggie5 and friends, I did something related for Caviar that you might be interested in: https://developer.squareup.com/blog/caviars-word2vec-tagging...
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Genius. Love it.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
That stuff is way too salty though with a pretty thin flavor profile. You can at least find liquid stocks with no sodium so you can add a lot of flavor and then salt to taste. Even their reduced sodium version is too salty. Liquid no sodium
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by bayonetz 7y ago
I love the man replacement packages like tldr, bro, etc. for exactly these kinds of simple, yet easy to forget incantations.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Depends on who you ask though. You have the equivalent of Applebee’s lovers in every country who will tell to go there. You also need to ask them some foodie shibboleths or you’re going to have a bad time.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
Amen. Sometimes it takes what it takes to be precise.
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by bayonetz 7y ago
How do you if someone went to Harvard?...don’t worry, they will tell you!
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by bayonetz 7y ago
False. Algorithmic bias was present from the very beginning. One way or another, directly or indirectly, algorithms only do what people tell them to do.

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