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jhap

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About jhap

johnhenrypezzuto@gmail.com

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    This seems like a better version of CUDA, for Hopper GPUs?

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    Comment #42129161

    I like to use the bongo drum controller to play super smash bros with my friends! It's a fun and goofy time!

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    Comment #39836329

    By any chance does anyone here know where I could find the text data from obituaries? I thought might have some luck asking the HN crowd! It's for a research paper I'm working on.

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    Comment #36516464

    I inherited a lot of these too that I probably won't read. Do you want me to send mine to you?

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    Comment #35242704

    and Palindrome's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5F66JwLq90

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    Comment #32208143

    No causation reported

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    Comment #32186996

    I thought this was kind of a lame article. The point of behavioral economics is to systematically understand the heuristics people are using. That is hard to do! Trying to describe…

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    Comment #31613677

    I second the book rec, I thought it would be fairly predictable and lame, but it turned out to be completely awesome.

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    Comment #31561792

    I don't think most people "lie about it", at least not intentionally. I think it's more likely they get really caught up in the moment or something among those lines. I am interest…

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    Comment #31072672

    I'm not the OP, but this from the Matt Levine newsletter last week, which I think is what he is getting at: > 1. If you hold your coins at a regulated exchange, sure yeah the autho…

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    Comment #30893138

    Can someone with more experience help me recognize the differences between this version and the released version? I'm having trouble hearing them.

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    Comment #27812655

    I second the recommendation. I thought it was great.

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    Comment #27715089

    I wonder what the actual single most impactful thing you can do to boost your intelligence is? Besides going to school for 20 years, being well-fed and rested, presumably it's taki…

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    Comment #27530044

    > In a sense we do have this: engineering and finance. Engineering turns good hard science into new tools, machines and weapons, and Finance turns good (predictive) soft science in…

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    Comment #27395446

    Do you have any advice for R users on making the transition? Even though I am primarily an R user, these days I have been using a fair amount of JS in my work, and I'm not sure how…

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    I recommend the book Scarcity for anyone interested in learning more about the psychology behind this. It was written Mullainathan and Shafir, both stars in their respective fields…

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    > "Ivies really wanted to promote social justice, they would let in more poor kids" > This is not their main priority. I think you're right to say that this is not their main prior…

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    Comment #26178073

    Does anyone here know of canceling Wired is also this difficult? I was considering starting a subscription after seeing a compelling offer from them, but if it will be this hard to…

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    > The data science field has been flooded with PhDs with nowhere else to go that have no background in engineering, and sadly often have a very poor understanding of both machine l…

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    Do you have any other ideas you recommend? I thought this mirror idea was brilliant!

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    Comment #25559582

    Do you mean mechanical ergonomic keyboard? I’ve been enjoying my Microsoft sculpt ergonomic keyboard (~$100)