grandrew

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by grandrew 3mo ago
Thank you for your interest honest comment. We are working on creating a fully consistent and reproducible environment and publishing it on Huggingface.
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Show HN: P34 – tabular profit prediction without the optimism bias(hyperc.com)
2 points by grandrew 3mo ago|2 comments
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by grandrew 1y ago
I've been in this endeavor with Surface Book 2. While the results where good, the CPU usage for software DSP killed the entire effort. Microsoft is using intel's DSP accelerator to do this. While linux technically can use intel&#x
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by grandrew 4y ago
Thank you for brilliant comment highligthing the OSS issues. But I believe you're missing the main point that OP is making: OSS will _statistically_ dominate every single niche. There are just more reasons why non-OSS software would ce
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by grandrew 4y ago
There are several options how to make harvested energy work for interstellar travel 1. Just beam it with a huge laser to the spacecraft (google for several proposed projects already in development and plans for launch) 2. Store it onboard t
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by grandrew 4y ago
First, you can just google for "logistics is a shady business" If you want to be more specific, you can google for "carrier haulage tax evasion" - this will be just the tip of the iceberg. Supply chain is mixed with shad
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by grandrew 4y ago
Thank you very much for support!
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by grandrew 4y ago
Yes, behind the scenes it lowers the high-level logic of Python to predicate logic, uses RETE on that predicate logic to do the fastest possible JOIN operations on the tables, and uses machine learning to extract heuristics from the task an
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by grandrew 4y ago
Yes, PROLOG with modern Python syntax and mostly imperative flow, commercial database experience instead of "build everything yourself", and ML-based heuristics that are learned on the fly instead of whatever hardcoded logic the p
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by grandrew 4y ago
I'd say what this all proves is that a free market and private sector is much better at those things than a communist'y government-run project.
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by grandrew 4y ago
Supply chain is a black box with people who are aggressively not interested in transparency. So the approach is to model the black box as good as we can, and start cutting away the pieces with automation.
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by grandrew 4y ago
My thoughts :) Get the mess solved here first. As a comment on your ideas - there are extremely powerful forces that would oppose any openness in logistics as it's filled with shady gangs. We need to act together to beat them off the m
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by grandrew 4y ago
Alternatively we could merge with the machines and all go virtual. But I am to believe that part of the humanity will remain explorers and will want to go beyond our star. That's where the physics kicks in. There simply isn't enou
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by grandrew 4y ago
HyperC is not affiliated with Asgardia aside from that one of the HyperC's founders being a long-term supporter
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by grandrew 4y ago
We're a tiny team that so far only got the confirmation that it works. The focus right now is to make the first batch of customers happy, and continue to spend effort on the metaplanner. Btw, I advise you to take a look at the metaplan
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by grandrew 4y ago
We are not a crypto company. Moreover, being as clean and open as possible is the only way to win the battle of the good guys vs. the bad guys in supply chain.
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by grandrew 4y ago
We're starting with small Amazon sellers. And it's just what I believe is right, the technology must take over the logistics and stop the supply chain gangs from thrashing the planet with waste. We aren't getting anywhere wit
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by grandrew 4y ago
Andrew here, the founder of HyperC. Thank you very much for your feedback, and especially for your attention and time to look at the note. Our current and today's focus is, of course, not to send the sattelites to the sun to build the
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Help needed to build the colony on Moon, Mars and the Dyson Sphere(asgardia.space)
48 points by grandrew 4y ago|72 comments
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by grandrew 5y ago
Hello HN, I'm the designer of HyperC Planning Database. Its purpose is to demonstrate that state-of-the-art autonomous planning techniques from self-driving and robotics are usable in real-world IT production environments. We package a
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Show HN: HyperC – The Planning Database(github.com)
11 points by grandrew 5y ago|1 comments
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by grandrew 5y ago
Hi, I'm introducing the 2 years of hard work of our team to package classical AI planning into native Python concept. We will soon follow-up with our ML and GP accelerators of universal heuristics that we build on top of fast-downward
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Show HN: Entropy-Controlled Contexts in Python(github.com)
14 points by grandrew 5y ago|1 comments
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Stop Using Formulas(hackernoon.com)
1 points by grandrew 5y ago|1 comments
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by grandrew 6y ago
Things are not quite that simple. You can't say "because my Go app serves a single request under no load in 50us, it will serve 20'000 per core under 100% load" you'd be surprised it will not. Modern machines are li
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by grandrew 6y ago
I have a question about how Kolmogorov complexity is related to "Human complexity" or complexity of understanding? E.g. a program may be very complex in Kolmogorov terms, like describing 1000 random numbers - easy to understand: y
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by grandrew 6y ago
Can you pls do distcc? Thanks
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Show HN: Poodle, Python-to-PDDL Compiler and AI Planning SDK(github.com)
9 points by grandrew 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Python library to automate your time management in Airtable and others(github.com)
9 points by grandrew 9y ago|1 comments
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by grandrew 10y ago
DISCLAIMER: this is just an attempt to do it right :-) Still lots of work to do with optimization and vulnerability assessment. I promise to put the sources to github when I feel that this actually worked. Currently it uses a modified opens

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