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natpat
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Comment #46685537
Is this satire? I can't tell any more.
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Comment #44764986
Hi, I’m Nathan. I’m a technical lead and software engineer with 8+ years of experience across ML infrastructure (LLMs/NLP), large-scale data systems, and backend development. Locat…
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Comment #30668628
Or - accept that you'll be "inauthentic" for a while as you get back on your feet. Attract companionship and let it help you get back on the path to self acceptance. It's not a bad…
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Comment #29791120
Hi, I'm Nathan. I'm a SWE with experience in large scale data processing and backend, with a recent focus on ML/Natural Language Processing. Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes, in…
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Comment #29555343
Hi, I'm Nathan. I'm a SWE with experience in large scale data processing and backend, with a recent focus on ML/Natural Language Processing. Location: Vancouver, BC Remote: Yes, in…
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Comment #29106042
Completely off topic - but I love the aesthetic of the post. "Vanilla HTML" is a design that isn't used enough. It's something I tried to apply to my personal blog, but I think it'…
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Comment #27212763
> One of our conclusions is that not everything on Twitter is a good candidate for an algorithm, and in this case, how to crop an image is a decision best made by people. This seem…
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Comment #27074885
> What do you mean by search ? Search maybe is too strong a word - "lookup" is probably more correct. I have a couple of identifiers for each document, from which I want to retriev…
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Comment #27074756
This is super interesting. I've recently also been working on a similar concept: we have a reasonable amount (in the terabytes) of data, that's fairly static, that I need to search…
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Comment #27043519
Hi, I'm Nathan. I'm a SWE with experience in backend and large scale data processing, with a recent focus on ML/Natural Language Processing. Looking for an opportunity to relocate …
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Comment #21789759
There's lot of great ways to ensure your collision detection is perfect. Sadly none of them run at 60fps.
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Comment #21731621
Seems like they have 24/25 > each day until this Christmas, we will explain one core piece. https://0x65.dev/blog/2019-12-01/the-world-needs-cliqz-the-w...