Viewing profile — Seanny123
Seanny123
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Oct 26, 2015, 3:33 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 198
- Public activity
- 102 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About Seanny123
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #46699185
> Unfortunately, the last step is a “draw the rest of the owl” moment. For us, this is deeply entwined in our collab layer, so we don’t have helpful code to share here. By "the las…
- story
-
comment
Comment #38162378
> The main input cost is green hydrogen I wasn't aware that was the current consensus, due to a lack of knowledge around this domain. Prometheus Fuels' process to generate ethanol …
-
comment
Comment #38140768
Would for you to expand more on why you're bullish on synthetic hydrocarbons (also called e-fuels or power-to-gas). Is there a specific company you're bullish on, such as Prometheu…
-
comment
Comment #38140737
Or with solar in Arizona or some other sunny place, as proposed by Terraform Industries.
-
comment
Comment #35468790
What are some examples of the "enormous tool stack" required for XML? I ask, because I came into software development after everyone adopted JSON. When I do need to parse XML, ther…
-
comment
Comment #28593223
Ray is a bit Python-specific, so I assume they have reasons to stick to Argo's language-agnostic approach? I do find Argo's turing-complete language implemented in YAML painful, so…
-
comment
Comment #22292978
I don't understand type systems very well. When you say "check correctness" do you mean something beyond static linting with type-hints, like in Python? Or do you mean something de…
-
comment
Comment #22292906
I mean, I'd like them to work like Python, Ruby and TypeScript, but you're right to say I can't describe why I want this. Is there some guide I could read about structuring a large…
-
story
Ask HN: How to Do Email Transparency?
In 2013, Stripe posted a few articles regarding [Scaling Email Transparency](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8718414). It seems like a good approach to sharing information amo…
-
comment
Comment #21130443
SEEKING WORK: Ontario or remote Data Scientist implementing Machine Learning algorithms (time series forecasting/regression/analysis, reinforcement learning). Also an educator able…
-
comment
Comment #21130100
Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Anywhere in Ontario Technologies: Python, TypeScript, MongoDB, SQL, Machine Learning Résumé/CV: https://www.dro…
-
comment
Comment #20114260
As someone who also completed a Master's thesis, I really hope that feeling goes away at some point.
-
comment
Comment #20105644
The Qorum people have been doing psychology-informed Programming Language Design for a while now. https://quorumlanguage.com/evidence.html
-
comment
Comment #18757206
"An Absolutely Remarkable Thing" by Hank Green was delightful and insightful on multiple levels. It is an excellent dissection of internet fame and punditry, while also being funny…
-
comment
Comment #18657946
Whelp, there goes my laboratory updates repository. We were using each Google Fusion Table cell as a pre-formatted text-box which we could then sort and search. Does anyone know of…
-
comment
Comment #18256522
FYI, if you analytically determine the recurrent connections, you get way better results than setting the connections randomly. http://compneuro.uwaterloo.ca/publications/voelker20…
-
comment
Comment #17953533
In my personal experience, PyCharm really mangles Jupyter Notebooks. Has it gotten to better recently?
-
comment
Comment #17912133
I think the edit button ages out and I've missed the window?
-
comment
Comment #17893342
Omg. I got the goodereader.com 13.3 inch confused with the Remarkable ereader. I have no idea how, but here we are... Sweet, this is my second stupidest comment on this website.
-
comment
Comment #17889694
Whelp, they marketed it as Android and it had access to the Google Play store, so I thought it was Android... Seems I was wrong! I still maintain its very poor for reading papers I…
-
comment
Comment #17885173
It's beautiful hardware matched with absolutely horrid software. It's Android 4.0, which means literally nothing works. They've tried to fix it with custom apps, but I still can't …
-
comment
Comment #17588005
Is there a word for these types of articles that roughly describe why something works so well? I especially like the acknowledgement of how it could all go wrong and the limitation…
-
comment
Comment #17587243
complice.co which I've written a love-letter to here: https://medium.com/@seanaubin/an-open-love-letter-to-complic...
-
comment
Comment #17587122
LinkedIn represents every approach I abhor in a tidy package. 1. Idolisation of social norms 2. Inability to admit weakness or failure 3. Artificial elevation of meaningless intera…