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prvak
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About prvak
Master's AI student at Charles University in Prague. Former intern at Dropbox, Google, Prizeo.
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Comment #31108969
Thanks for the tips!
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Comment #31107392
I use Minizinc in a personal toy project ( https://gitlab.com/dustin-space/meal-scheduler ), and GECODE or Google's ortools solver at the backend. It's used for meal planning. Unfo…
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Comment #30942568
agentydragon.com
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Comment #30192196
Ugh. Thanks I hate it.
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Comment #29433257
I'm one of authors (Michael Pokorny), nice to see someone posting this again :)
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Comment #28498793
http://eleuther.ai
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Comment #26153381
There's a very simple web UI (bare HTML elements), and some things still have be done via command-line.
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Comment #26011942
Yeah, that's our thing. Big rationalist/EA apartment with many vegans and vegetarians and one meat eater.
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Comment #26011939
I don't have any on hand, but it's extremely bare bones. Plain HTML, no CSS, no JavaScript. Also I don't have a permanently running server yet, I just boot it up with a sqlite db i…
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Comment #26011926
Unfortunately the model is wildly unoptimized. You can extract small minizinc inputs by `blaze test //plan:wrapper_test` which tests the model on simple use cases, the temporary fi…
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Comment #25998346
I wrote a meal scheduler - https://gitlab.com/dustin-space/meal-scheduler . It tracks ingredients we have at home, it has a database of recipes, it knows where we can buy ingredien…
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Comment #11066072
Yep. My creative process: "Need quick & nice fantasy-styled logo" => "Hey, I remember Wales has a dragon on its flag" => "Ooh, and Wiki Commons even has a CC0 SVG! Done."
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Comment #11065484
Thanks! We agree, memory models/instruction reordering is where it gets really fun and educational. The complexity scared us and we wanted to make the game usable as soon as we cou…
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