mighty_donkey

5 ms·

1.
The Anatomy of Compulsion(wayofskill.org)
2 points by mighty_donkey 2y ago|0 comments
2.
Akrasia: The Failures of Action(wayofskill.org)
4 points by mighty_donkey 2y ago|0 comments
3.
by mighty_donkey 3y ago
Congrats :) Question: do websites even have enough information to train on and create useful results?
4.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Yessss this is really great! I have a bunch of time-series for climate and remote sensing data sources I could use for this
5.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Can you, in full honesty, tell me how much you know about Iran? You (and some others in the comment section) seem to only extrapolate from Iraq, a country with a completely different culture, economy, and sequence of events/trajectory
6.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
I'm not sure why you keep insisting on equating Iran and Iraq? They are different countries, demographics, cultures, political systems, etc...with very different circumstances. The Iraqi National Congress was setup and funded by the CI
7.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Regime rapes and murders women and children, imprisons thousands, mismanages the economy to the point where millions live in poverty and everyone's life savings are slashed in half , environmental degradation to the point where lakes a
8.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
I'm sure you're a great person and not a secret agent (I mean this lol). But anyone who is even slightly following this situation (or has lived through it), will know that the argument you present is the exact kind of propaganda t
9.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Reza Pahlavi =/= Shah's regime Also sorry but equating a bottom-up, grassroots revolution with the US invasion of Iraq is a gross misrepresentation of what's actually happening.
10.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Well said...the comment seemed a little shockingly too close to the Islamic Republic's propaganda...
11.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Let's be careful using words like 'hijack'. Reza Pahlavi (i.e. the son of the Shah) has led one of the most consistent and coherent oppositions to the Islamic Regime for the past few decades (has dedicated his life to it), an
12.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
I love it!
13.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Hey, thanks! The data we connect to is open-source but the ETL and connectors itself (which is the actual service) is not. In the future, there are a few things we'd love to release as open-source packages, but we're just not ther
14.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Working on making big geospatial data (from sources like NASA, ECMWF) really easy to work with through a simple API that integrates with common tools in python/R. Would love to help ppl focus on answering really interesting questions (
15.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
++you guys have good stuff, thanks for your work
16.
Ask HN: How do you make pretty “demos” of your API on your landing page?
2 points by mighty_donkey 4y ago|1 comments
17.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Is there a limit on how much I can record? Is this just for quick notes or could i record a 30mins meeting? Thanks and congrats on the launch.
18.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
Sure, but HN is a great place to get a filtered list based on expert opinion. I love seeing these threads. A lot of things you see here could've been 'Googled', but what's the fun in that?
19.
by mighty_donkey 4y ago
I played with their Jurassic model in their playground - to be honest I was not impressed. I asked for a list of datasets (something I like to do when I'm in a crunch for a research project), and I received what seemed to be a response