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rossamurphy
1y ago
Could you open source it ? Would love to contribute.
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Write Documents in Markdown
(github.com)
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rossamurphy
2y ago
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rossamurphy
2y ago
this is great!
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OCaml and its undying fans [pdf]
(cambridge.org)
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rossamurphy
2y ago
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rossamurphy
2y ago
I just read this great (short and sweet) paper by Yaron Minsky and Stephen Weeks on Ocaml, which describes their view on why Ocaml gives Jane Street a significant advantage over competitors. However, the authors point out some key weaknesse
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rossamurphy
2y ago
Just tried it out. Love it!
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rossamurphy
2y ago
LFG. Big kudos to the founders for building a great product, team, and company.
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rossamurphy
2y ago
+1
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Most ML applications are just request routers
(onecontext.ai)
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rossamurphy
2y ago
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rossamurphy
2y ago
Moving an internal ML project from "a quick demo on localhost", to "deployed in production", is hard. We think latency is one of the biggest problems. We built OneContext to solve that problem. We launched today. Would l
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rossamurphy
3y ago
Thanks a lot Edwin, appreciate it. Maybe there's been a recent change, as there's been a 100% rejection-of-ITIN-application rate in my accelerator cohort. In any case, if you could please let me know if this invalidates my 83(b),
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Stripe Atlas is giving incorrect information for non-US founders
(stripe.com)
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rossamurphy
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rossamurphy
3y ago
Hi everyone, Just a heads up for non-US founders incorporating companies via Stripe Atlas: the information given in the link about how non-US founders should fill out the W-7 form in order to get an ITIN is incorrect, and will result in you
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rossamurphy
5y ago
“French law prohibits free book deliveries but Amazon has circumvented this by charging a single centime (cent). Local book stores typically charge about 5-7 euros ($5.82-8.15) for shipping a book.” Interesting how Amazon charge a “centime”