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by creyes123 11y ago
UPDATE 1: I was trying to be factual in the description of the code without getting too technical and without giving away too many details. What I was trying to say may have been open to misinterpretation as a result. I'm a practitione
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User for Great Neural Network Library?
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by creyes123 11y ago
Location: Albuquerque, NM, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Haskell, C++, JavaScript, neural networks, full stack, excellent writer, LaTeX, R Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/creyes123 E
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by creyes123 11y ago
It sounds like a good solution might be a Markov Chain Monte Carlo method. A lot harder to explain than to implement.
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by creyes123 11y ago
I was in this type of situation once. I took the job and enjoyed being a contractor better than an employee. Just keep your eyes open and make the most of it.
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by creyes123 11y ago
Any programming test that takes over an hour to complete is highly suspect. If it took less than that to complete the code (you did not specify), then IMHO I can understand why they were expecting a more complete answer. Regardless, my hunc
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by creyes123 11y ago
With Amazon-style billing, you would not necessarily have to offer a free tier. That would be my recommendation.
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by creyes123 11y ago
Personality, both from genetics and upbringing, is just as important as IQ.
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by creyes123 11y ago
I took a serious look at it about a year ago. It felt like it still needed a lot of work before it could meet my needs. I put it aside and never looked back.
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by creyes123 11y ago
Gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
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by creyes123 11y ago
Try http://time.gov
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by creyes123 11y ago
I suppose it depends on the application. Mine is in a compiled language. Hard to reverse engineer. If yours is in an interpreted language like Python, there might be a source code obfuscator that you can apply. Do not underestimate the valu
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by creyes123 11y ago
Mobile apps have the same chance of replacing websites as eBooks have of replacing printed books. At least in the near future. The reports of their demise are greatly exaggerated. In truth, eBooks and mobile apps are still a tiny fraction o
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by creyes123 11y ago
Oh. That is a very different question. By the way, the word is spelled happiness. I did not see anything particularly funny in any of the photos in the home page, for starters. The quote on the right was cut-off for me. Don't expect mo
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by creyes123 11y ago
The database or the Docker file? Depends on the software, but locking down the database system is probably easy. I'll bet that is all you need. Locking down Docker is harder and makes less sense to me. My application uses a secure HTTP
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by creyes123 11y ago
I have had to think about the same issue. The best idea I got was to use a Docker image. The database can be created and maintained external to the Docker VM.
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by creyes123 11y ago
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by creyes123 11y ago
Not too long ago I read a story about independent sales consultants. I am pretty sure it was here on HN. The link was to an article. A national organization was also mentioned. I just did a quick search and found this article: http:/&
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by creyes123 11y ago
Here are some others: http://usablica.github.io/intro.js/ http://linkedin.github.io/hopscotch/ http://heelhook.github.io/chardin.js/ http://clu3.github.io/boo
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by creyes123 11y ago
This is useful. Thanks for posting the link.
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by creyes123 12y ago
Increasing Price Transparency: Implications of Consumer Price Posting for Consumers' Haggling Behavior and a Seller's Pricing Strategies by Xubing Zhang and Bo Jiang (Short answer: yes, post prices)
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by creyes123 12y ago
I spent five minutes looking at the page. That is all I can spare for free. I have written books and hundreds of blog posts. Unfortunately, it is going to take a lot more than five minutes to thoroughly evaluate and rework the page. Have yo
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by creyes123 12y ago
For the curious, I just got this reply from HN staff: "That account triggered a spam filter when it posted from a banned site. I've unbanned that site, unbanned your account, and restored all your comments, so the problem is fixed
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by creyes123 12y ago
Thanks. I only comment I feel I have something to add to the conversation.
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by creyes123 12y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. It was news to me. I have no idea why, either.
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by creyes123 12y ago
I am planning on doing the same. Development of Mozilla Persona ( http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/persona/ ) has continued, despite Mozilla's lack of funded developers. I looked at it a year ago and the list of op
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by creyes123 12y ago
I have spent many hours looking, only to come up empty. Discourse looks great, but I do not like Ruby and it runs like a fat pig with a lame leg. In other words, it needs decent hardware and careful tuning to get it to run well. Their only
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by creyes123 12y ago
I am working on a commercial SAAS application written in Haskell. I have been programming computers since 1980, with solid experience in at least a couple dozen programming languages. I chose Haskell for this project because of its programm
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by creyes123 12y ago
Why would such a developer want to partner with you?