Viewing profile — orasis
orasis
HN member- Joined
- Mon, Dec 31, 2012, 1:37 AM UTC
- HN karma
- 2,094
- Public activity
- 911 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About orasis
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #47024798
This is a terrible take. Competition in the app space is competition for distribution/attention. Subscriptions are just how apps convert that attention to dollars. Consumers almost…
-
comment
Comment #46746221
This is most likely a copyright violation. I follow these translations and I’ve seen no evidence that the publisher put it in the public domain.
-
comment
Comment #46723509
Is this translation public domain?
-
comment
Comment #45712787
Of course. Apple removes their cut first before paying out. I’m in the US.
-
comment
Comment #45690981
As a professional iOS app publisher, I feel 15% is fair.
-
comment
Comment #44054286
Reasoning models can now call tools during the reasoning process.
-
comment
Comment #43870970
There have already been class action lawsuits against both Apple and Google that have paid out to developers so who knows.
-
comment
Comment #43692543
App Store ranking is determined heavily by install volume.
-
comment
Comment #43664133
This could be. At this point in my life I doubt I’ll become close with anyone who is incurious about psychedelics as there seems to be a strong dividing line in mindset between pre…
-
comment
Comment #43664079
Do it during the day, properly dosed, don’t mix with alcohol, and get plenty of sleep that night and this is not a problem. The MAPS studies have shown this again and again that th…
-
comment
Comment #43664048
Before I tried this process I would have agreed with you, however, we focus on longevity when it’s really intimacy that leads to deep lasting connections. It’s just that with the d…
-
comment
Comment #43660923
I will second using “the 36 questions that lead to love” to create close connections quickly. Combine this with MDMA to supercharge the intensity and speed of connection. This can …
-
comment
Comment #43132398
I haven’t found much use for AVP besides watching movies on an airplane.
-
comment
Comment #42975403
The low dose lozenges very rarely lead to negative experiences.
-
comment
Comment #42956558
On a larger level, if the active & skilled people are taking the deal, doesn’t it mean they’re likely moving on to something that is a better fit and thus good for society anyway?
-
comment
Comment #42738621
It’s best for immediate rewards. If you have delayed rewards there is a paper on sampling from the “delay distribution” that solves this.
-
comment
Comment #42738593
lol. My first MAB implementation also used HyperLogLog for tracking unique conversions. We over engineer alike it seems.
-
comment
Comment #42738495
Having significant experience with bandits in production, I strongly recommend only using them for immediate feedback. If the rewards are at all disconnected from the action you li…
-
comment
Comment #42738473
Thompson Sampling is trivial to implement, especially with binary rewards. ChatGPT can do it reliably from scratch.
-
comment
Comment #42694020
Check out improve.ai if you want to see this taken to the next level. We combined Thompson Sampling with XGBoost to build a multi-armed bandit that learns to choose the best arm ac…
-
comment
Comment #42208856
TLDR; They only pass in the valid functions for a given state rather than all functions. It’s just function calls that update a state machine.
-
comment
Comment #41563833
This is absurd. There is just as much AI low hanging fruit today as there was mobile low hanging fruit 10 years ago as there was web 10 years before that.
-
comment
Comment #41218499
Start with reading Alex Hormozi’s $100M Offers. You’ll gain wisdom in a few hours that takes most entrepreneurs decades to cultivate. Basically you need to see pricing as just a si…
-
comment
Comment #40819862
Isn’t it ironic that journalists themselves aggregate content in a way that discourages the reader from clicking through to the primary source? This type of summarization and aggre…
-
comment
Comment #39390653
Master the tools to create value for other humans and you’ll be just fine.