hacksoi

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by hacksoi 2y ago
If people can get away with it, they will do it. Rules and punishments for breaking them exist for a reason.
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by hacksoi 2y ago
Yeah, people like to see cool things, can't blame them.
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by hacksoi 2y ago
I made the direct comparison to neural nets as it uses a very similar method to them (i.e. using weights as parameters and minimizing a cost function via gradient descent) but is simpler (gets rid of layers, neurons, activation functions, e
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A Simpler Alternative to Neural Nets(medium.com)
2 points by hacksoi 2y ago|5 comments
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by hacksoi 2y ago
You can use it after you do the climb to see if there is a more optimal solution.
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by hacksoi 3y ago
Tail recursion is when the recursive call is last in a function; this algorithm uses breadth-first search to simultaneously 1. search the space of inputs and outputs 2. find the smallest set out of outputs to reach a reward. Again, tail rec
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by hacksoi 3y ago
Seeing how you think "tail recursion " is relevant when it isn't, it's more likely that you don't actually understand the algorithm.
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by hacksoi 3y ago
Tail recursion is completely irrelevant to this algorithm.
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Show HN: I Invented a New Machine Learning Algorithm(medium.com)
5 points by hacksoi 3y ago|6 comments
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by hacksoi 3y ago
Are we really going down this path of prompt-prompt-engineering?
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by hacksoi 3y ago
Set your goal correctly. Your goal isn't to be flawless, it's to produce optimal output. I think looking at criticism through that lens will help.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
I overcame a weak sense of self by learning to draw boundaries. I can't stress how important this is. When you have weak boundaries, you let others control your life. Learn to draw clear boundaries that must never be crossed. I recomme
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by hacksoi 4y ago
Rust's only selling point is the way it tries to solve memory errors, but it's based on a style of memory management that is inferior. There are other styles that prevent such errors from occurring in the first place.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
OP wanted to know why his podcast was failing and I told him. I'm not obligated to provide a solution.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
Bro you sound like a robot. Absolutely zero charisma. There are plenty of other podcasts out there with more entertaining personalities with the same content.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
The vast majority of us are English speakers.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
You're not being challenged in a meaningful way. Find a more challenging job.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
He's asking why you prefer WFH and you didn't answer him.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
Typical worst case scenario thinking that prevents you from even trying.
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by hacksoi 4y ago
Your job should be your identity. You do it 8 hours a day. Your growth is extremely important. Ideally your job aligns with your values. If you haven't found this job yet you should keep searching. Do not complicate this with "eco
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by hacksoi 4y ago
This isn't about computers
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by hacksoi 4y ago
> shipped an indie game that was an expression of myself I've been trying to find games that are personal to the developer (I'm actually trying to make one now). What's the name of your game?
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by hacksoi 7y ago
#include causes the preprocessor to replace it with the specified file. Why is that bad?
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by hacksoi 8y ago
> And that difference only exists to support the single player vs multiplayer dynamic Maybe the single player vs multiplayer difference only exists to support the different tail mechanics.