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Asafp
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Comment #44532462
You think I live under a rock? I probably know more than you. I wrote facts, while you talk about "capturing a feeling". This is a top comment for the same reason people think AIPA…
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Comment #44529811
Almost none of what you wrote above is true, no idea how is this a top comment. Israel is a democracy. Netanyahu's trail is still ongoing, the war did not stop the trails and until…
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Comment #39156047
According to recent polls, if Israel had elections today - Smotrich and Ben Gvir will be out of the government, and Likud will get only 1/3 of the votes it got now, but we cant go …
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Comment #39155614
I agree, I would love to get @dang answer on why my comment is flagged and hidden, while massive misinformation is allowed to stay up here. and people here wonder why Israel put re…
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Comment #39155598
Israel is not targeting civilians, thats a fact. It gains nothing from hitting them, and trying it best to evacuate them to safe zones. Why would they try to hit civilians? and if …
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Comment #34301653
The roadmap doesn't load on Firefox, it does load on Chrome
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Comment #32643573
Can you share some examples or use cases of transactions that must be settled with finality?
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Comment #32643479
This is why Plaid is so successful, it allows banks/fintech companies to validate that the information on the counterparty account matches what you claim, that it has sufficient am…
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Comment #31935461
A feature is a data point to your model. it can be as simple as the amount of a transaction (for a fraud detection model) or as complex as the avg_number_of_transactions_in_the_pas…
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Comment #31611989
Before jumping into Deep Reinforcement Learning I highly recommend doing the Reinforcement Learning course by David Silver [1]. [1] https://www.deepmind.com/learning-resources/intr…
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Comment #31119062
My answer was written with the intention of helping others and sharing my knowledge with fellow engineers, I enjoy talking about tech and engineering and even thinking of writing a…
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Comment #31113241
Hi, I am an engineer at Unit.co, a company that also builds Banking as a Service. We use PostgreSQL as database, and currently thinking about adding ElasticSearch to allow our user…
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Comment #31113223
Hi, I am an Engineer at Unit.co, a company that also builds Banking as a Service. I can share that not only we do not use COBOL, but our entire backend is written in Pure Functiona…
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Comment #31112876
I am one of the Engineers at Unit.co - we are also building a platform that allows developers to embed financial features into their product Congratulations on the launch! the mark…
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Comment #30825374
If you think Word2Vec is cool, you can try to google X2Vec with whatever X comes up to your mind. you can almost make anything into a vector using the right neural network. At my p…
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Comment #30395866
Why do you need Ordway Labs for usage based pricing?
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Comment #30022963
I think that pricing based on usage will be a positive step - you only pay for what you use, it ties your spending on your incomes as well. Not sure if its applicable for consumer …
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Comment #20726596
Hi HN! I am the founder of DevDucky, we help your engineers fully understand your company's code and product. I was working as a Machine Learning Engineer, and like all engineers, …
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