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mjhirn
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Comment #31052307
I have been working and thinking about data and ML models for many years and this is probably the most concise and lucid summary of a post NN philosophy I have heard so far. It als…
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Comment #25538558
Unlike some of those top comments, I actually like your curation a lot. Prefer it to The Economist, New York Book Review, and the other sites ppl linked in the comments. Good job! …
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Comment #25373397
I was thinking along those lines in the first half of my twenties. Now in the second half I feel lucky that I found a topic that I am going deep on and I am using that to go wide i…
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Comment #24849507
Quick question: What's the reason for making "Transform" part of the Feature Store definition. I've been evaluating a couple of feature stores (incl. Tecton and Feast - great job b…
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Comment #24792523
Ines Montani is the woman behind the awesome web design. I worked with her previously - she is amazing!
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Comment #24620038
"Operation Transformation" = "a system that supports collaboration functionalities by separating the high-level transformation (or integration) control from the low-level transform…
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Comment #18366216
Hearing friends talking about flaking, I would say it is a very common theme. I would also think, that you may not want to meet up with that person, because either not in the same …
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Comment #18366134
Good question! Could see that a conversation with that person may go very stale very quickly, but may have some other benefits? - Great reading recommendations - Great proof-of-com…
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Ask HN: App for finding your cognitive siblings?
Hey HN, I have this idea: An app that lets you find your 'cognitive siblings' - people that share your viewpoints, interests, etc. based on (a subset of) your browsing history. Wou…
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Comment #18162134
I haven't tried Mixnode yet, but the way I understand it, it lets you query websites and retrieve their HTML content that you can then parse - without you having to crawl the site.…
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Comment #12122135
I am wondering if the technique described in this Nature publication from yesterday [1] to potentially operate quantum computers at room temperature, could be used for the atomic s…
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Comment #11660722
Yes, we had trouble to attract the right community and convert the stars into recurrent contributions, as there was less overlap between the Rust and the general ML community than …
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Comment #11659821
Thanks for sharing on HN. Rust community's discussion on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/4ij2ub/googles_tensor...