lcrmorin

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by lcrmorin 1y ago
No. Thanks for pointing this out. It took quite some time to understand and express this to my management. Also I use a very small set of libraries, with function names / parameters that are quite explicit. And I don't need to spe
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by lcrmorin 1y ago
Do you change regularisation ?
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by lcrmorin 2y ago
Company use AI to find critical bugs in code ?
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by lcrmorin 2y ago
Perfect exemple of what op is asking. This is just a demo. What problems does it solve for you or your clients so that you make money ?
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by lcrmorin 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this. Of course I will closely watch it because claiming to beat gbdts might be a bit early. - It is not entirely clear how the datasets split is done. Do you make sure that the model is evaluated on unseen data ? More ge
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
Some things that worked for me this year: - Update your resume / cover letter to make it more appetizing. Don't hesitate to use ChatGPT. Change the title to match the job. You usually have to cater for HR first, not technical peop
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
I've found that the people that build AI tools and the people that use AI tools seems to be quite disconnected. Phind seems to be a notable exception, bringing some value over google. I am not entirely sure why it works better than goo
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
Yeah usually market provide different time horizons. I fail to see what is the substance of this article ...
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
Can't believe I had to scroll that much to see this comment. Upvoted and Thanks.
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
I don't like those lists... too much things. No idea what is actually usable / usefull in there.
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Guidance for Using AI Generated Text on Kaggle(kaggle.com)
2 points by lcrmorin 3y ago|1 comments
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
As Kaggle is a leading place for discussing / building and competing in ML, I found it interesting what stance they are taking on using AI generated text. I don't know if this will be enough. This post has been generated by a huma
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by lcrmorin 3y ago
Maybe they could have used a LLM to expend their message a bit
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
It is what is weird to me. Those leetcode problems seems weirdly designed, some even seems counterproductive. I've juste been offered an interview about easy-medium level leetcode questions. I went to the site and ... the easy question
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
Yup similar experience here. Field and experience should be taken into account when offering leetcode interview. Maybe langage should be added too. In python for exemple there are lot of standard library that implement and optimise the leet
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
> (though salary isn't posted in the ad) Might be the problem ... > the work being a higher percentage non-code is what's causing us trouble Might be another problem... are you recruiting a PM or a Software Eng ? > - Take
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
The tweets / medium article are a bit incomplete. But they mean at least: - Authors didn't make decent efforts to build a robust baseline. Worse it seems that they have purposefully built a bad baseline to make their solution look
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
Hey a bit late to the party (HN newsletter crowd). This really seems like something my BigCorp could use. I am on holiday RN, so I won't fire my computer to try it. But I was wondering, does it allows easy copy pasting the table into s
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
The whole thing read like a humble brag... "As a powerlifter, I workout 4-6 days per week", " I would have the third-highest new offer on Levels out of over 200 offers on their site" .. .etc.
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
Depends if the offer is made in good faith. If not, this would really look like market manipulation.
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by lcrmorin 4y ago
It was 30 when the price was at 33 and musk wasn't on the picture. Someone's buy nearly 10% on the open market then bidding for a significant chunk of the rest is new info.
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by lcrmorin 5y ago
I've jsut discovered this approach with python. I usually used google and cookbooks. But I often found myself in position where I tought 'surely there must be a better way to do it'. Reading the standard library really helped
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by lcrmorin 5y ago
I work for the government so really know this feeling. I have a funny exemple in mind. Months ago I got pulled into a meeting because 'I know data'. The phrasing alone was a red flag. Lots of high level people in the meeting. Like
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
Difficult to choose one this year (plenty of things happened + plenty of time to read things due to lock down). "Equality of Opportunity in Supervised Learning" ( https://arxiv.org/abs/1610.02413 ) It explain t
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
Just currious, do you know if that help build personnal credit score ?
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
There is a big difference between dumping a dataset in the latest hot ML model and building something that offer some actual explainability, deal with intrinsic biases, have some stability over time and recalibration and that will go trough
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
Well... most quants are recruited straight out of engineering schools so you are probably right. About the IDE, honestly once you think about it, it actually achieve many thing at once. I am not sure what they could change to make it better
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
From the graph it is unclear to me which one is following the other. I wouldn't be surprised that that the WSB sentiment just reflect the eprformance of the market the previous day.
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
He bought calls AFTER the surge ... they call that a 'retarded' move. On the other side of the spectrum there was a good GME DD that was predicting a pop one hour before the Microsoft Deal.
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by lcrmorin 6y ago
It is, but mostly due to their selection process, basically removing poorly performing companies and adding sane one that are about to grow.

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