v3rt3x

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by v3rt3x 5mo ago
So sick of these Eurocrats meddling in the market. Why should a private business have to handicap itself to the benefit of its competitors?
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by v3rt3x 3y ago
Proving my point at the absurdity of this all... No service should be that complicated to shut down that such extreme measures should be required.
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by v3rt3x 3y ago
It's certainly a lesson learned about who to hire and how to wind things down. I wasn't aware there was any issue until I started seeing these charges keep rolling through and had to roll up my sleeves and do my best to resolve it
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by v3rt3x 3y ago
Unfortunately, the guy who actually ran this account fat fingered one of the addresses (name@abc.cm instead of name@abc.com) - so there is no way to access the account, put in a credit card, and disassociate it. I asked them what the proces
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by v3rt3x 3y ago
Pretty much. It was so absurd it was almost funny.
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Impossible to cancel AWS – must pay them forever for zombie services?
38 points by v3rt3x 3y ago|15 comments
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
I’ve had multiple high end cars, including a BMW 750 Li and a Porsche 911. My 21 Model Y is hands down my favorite and significantly more reliable.
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
Unlike new mothers, there is no sound biological reason for fathers to require extended paternity leave. Throughout human history, fathers have had an imperative to provide for their families and generally couldn’t afford the opportunity co
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
Or they just don’t want to… I love my kids but I would prefer work to the tedium of dealing with small children or an infant any day. Most men I know just aren’t wired with the ability to tolerate child care. The last few years of “wokeness
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
Warren Buffett's first rule: don't lose money Warren Buffett's second rule: don't forget the first rule There is a good reason the federal government has restricted participation in private investment vehicles to accredi
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
Agreed, but I would reiterate that Kruschke's work is fantastic and very accessible for the non-academic practitioner.
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
I imagine the prospect of not having to author Maoist style diversity statements and other indignities will be quite a draw. Universities have become inhospitable and intolerant places for even politically moderate folks. https:/&#x2F
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
I second this.
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
I've used it for a wide variety of search and recommendation problems, albeit not in isolation. In practice, I've found that it is a great way to reduce the size of a search space before handing the problem off to a more precise a
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Ask HN: Channels for growing a data science consultancy
1 points by v3rt3x 5y ago|0 comments
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
This is a great conceptual introduction to the topic. I've worked on many TDA applications over the past few years and often struggle to explain the concepts to others without adequate background. It is great to see this area start to
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by v3rt3x 5y ago
It's been interesting to see the degree of magical thinking and arbitrary rules that have developed around masks over the past year. I do not doubt for a second that N95 masks will be highly effective if worn properly, but I've re
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by v3rt3x 6y ago
As a data scientist, and owner of a data science company, this idea is certainly tempting on the surface but unlikely to be effective or necessary in practice. I feel like in the long run, the market is generally pretty good at weeding out