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c_moscardi
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About c_moscardi
Currently working on making the US government work better and document digitization.
You can email me at christianmoscardi@gmail.com - always happy to talk!
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Yeah, I am currently trying to work with Opus 5 to refresh myself on deep learning fundamentals, and... it's a mixed bag. I'm glad I already am familiar with the subject matter, as…
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Comment #44972147
Riding in the family rail car like it’s 1895 (and you’re a robber baron)
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Comment #44358706
We chatted a few months back -- congrats on launch! Looks like a great UX.
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Comment #43392785
Amazing! GitHub actions to compute a giant skim matrix is an incredible hack. I pretty regularly work with social science researchers who have a need for something like this... wil…
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Comment #43231976
Worth noting that there already exists an ecosystem of these sorts of contracting firms (nava, skylight, truss I believe, forgetting even more) that, basically, pitch themselves as…
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Comment #42141483
Came to post this — it’s the same underlying technology, just a lot more compute now.
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Comment #41732253
Hi HN! I've spent a couple of months fiddling with OCR and wanted to share some of my findings. The approach I share here (fine-tuning recent deep learning models) is the first one…
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Comment #41301492
Related reading; explains the same concept quite well IMO with NYC subway data. This is where I learned about this concept. [1] https://erikbern.com/2016/04/04/nyc-subway-math [2] …
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Comment #40115600
Yeah, I think MS' is the best out there, but agree that the usability leaves something to be desired. 2 thoughts: 1. I believe the IR jargon for getting a JSON of this form is Key …
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Comment #39970675
Figures, too! Yeah you could write some logic essentially on top of a library like this, and tune based on optimizing for some notion of recall (grab more surrounding context) and …
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Comment #20018008
Funnily enough, this is another great tactic for getting emails returned (looping in someone with more leverage than you or asking them to follow up for you)!
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Comment #18651389
We should talk! I do work on automatically coding products for a shipping survey at the Census Bureau. One of the earliest production uses of ML here at Census :) 5 minute deck: ht…
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Comment #18230360
Yep, my read too. The code he provides is definitely the Clopper-Pearson formula. [1] This confused me as well, since I've always used the normal central-limit-based confidence int…
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Comment #18048533
I feel like they're learning from the mistakes of their forbears and getting out before the getting's truly bad...
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Comment #16178232
Author here! I'll keep an eye on this thread and would love to discuss anything in the post that's of interest to you.
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Comment #14823099
Awesome idea! Let me make a shameless plug for my web app that does something like this for ubuntu LTS distros: https://www.lilite.co/ I'd love for it to be made obsolete though :)…
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Comment #14531468
Thanks for the feedback! I wasn't particularly dedicating this to new users. This solves a problem for me, an experienced *nix user. I'm not even sure it /would/ solve a problem fo…
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Comment #14529305
Hi all, I created this site! The motivation was basically a version of ninite[1] for Linux. So very desktop-focused. I actually got in touch with the ninite folks, who used to run …
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Comment #10982422
A few good ones here - another really interesting, current initiative is Bolsa Família, a Brazilian assistance program that functions similarly to a basic income subsidy - the main…
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Comment #10380809
WRT the TWA flight center at Kennedy, this coming weekend is the last chance for the general public to see it before redevelopment, via Open House NY! http://www.ohny.org/
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Comment #10147342
The issue here is the spec - no runtime errors at the source code level is, as I understand, a completely different specification than end-to-end implementation correctness. In par…