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marrowgari

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About marrowgari

kdb/q developer, dabbling in Rust. Working in trad-fi, interested in de-fi.

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    Comment #28129531

    A slightly more verbose (less abstract) version of k would be q. Kx (proprietary owners of k/q) have a nice reference page if you're interested in learning more about the language,…

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    Comment #27856294

    Correct. I'm in trad-fi (traditional finance). The job security is fantastic and the offers are plentiful. The community and support groups are quite small, but very supportive. It…

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    Comment #27851604

    Love seeing the random k/q code mentions here. All too often I feel as though I'm coding in a black box. This shines a little light letting me know others are out there too. Nice w…

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    Comment #26624822

    Also a NYC resident. Been casually looking at apartments to take advantage of the decrease in price of the rental market. Found out 2 things; (1) that if you see an apartment you l…

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    Comment #25893918

    I use a reverse osmosis system with an added remineralization filter at the final stage. The unit I have is a counter top model from Apec and can be easily set up to use with your …

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    Comment #25570653

    The reason the 1% is able to utterly dominate the remaining 99% is they are hyper organized. They're even organized around the concept, idea, and execution of organization.

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    Comment #23096369

    The STPIHKAL reference to the Shulgin's PIHKAL / TIHKAL books is what sold me. https://stpihkal.docs.buttplug.io/

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    Comment #22567844

    I work with KDB daily. This comment is misleading and uninformed. I'll agree the language is cryptic but that's what makes it fast. In regards to single threaded, that's just false…

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    Comment #21203474

    As someone who grew up in the triple cities (surrounding Binghamton area) I'm sorry but also what exciting news.

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    Comment #19432815

    Yes. But that's a network finely tuned on facial images, which is more complex than landscapes. GANs can create all types of images, it's just that landscapes happen to be the type…

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    Comment #19432759

    All future media should be watermarked with immutable metadata linking it back to it's original source to verify authenticity and combat fake news.

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    Comment #19319413

    If you run in debug mode it listens on port 18001 allowing for RCE on host machine

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    Comment #18664667

    Life 3.0 by Max Tegmark - great glimpse into the current and potential future of AI Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Issacson - fascinating look into the real life of Leonardo, demystif…

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    Comment #17767763

    Nearly finished reading Walter Issacson's Da Vinci and highly recommend it for anyone interested in his life story. It paints a beautiful picture and demystifies his life into a wa…

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    Comment #16286396

    This is great. But I find the advantage of Coursera is that it incorporates quizzes and programming homework into the lectures reinforcing the learning. Also, the material is updat…

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    Comment #16286373

    this one... https://www.coursera.org/learn/neural-networks-deep-learning...

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    Comment #16267519

    If you're looking at this with the intention of getting started in Deep Learning and feeling overwhelmed by the math then Andrew Ng offers a great course on Coursera that goes over…