While I agree with your sentiment, I just want to say that if your approach is to have the LLM read every file into context, or you're working in some gigantic thread (using the million token capacity most frontier…
That’s actually a really good point! I wonder if one day there will be analogues for music and writing? I suppose you have gumroad / serialized novels or webcomics but I’m not sure if there’s any albums where the…
Andrew Yang launched a presidential campaign based on this idea, he wrote a book: “Smart People Should Build Things”
Sibling comment mentioned the connection between lox and Pisces, but the connection to Cancer is that the mascot for Rust is a crab.
Well, theoretically you could make your current "Add Link" button and your current "Remove" button just trigger a server-side request and then refresh the page. maybe some combination of the <noscript> tag and then if…
Ebay is full of $1 timeshares. There’s even a website with 17,000 timeshares for a dollar called sellmytimesharenow.com
That’s accurate enough. I think the workflow was more built for a q dev occasionally dipping into python rather than the other way around. I think you touch on something really interesting which is the kink in the kdb+…
Archive.is times out if you're behind a VPN or on a VDI. For example, my work virtual machine on Azure can't ever use it.
So the source code of the bot is here: https://github.com/Kharacternyk/paper-tactics/blob/master/pa... It seems like there's an evaluation function but there's no state search / recursive minimax tree for the bot. I…
"For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem."
Wow. The use case that comes to mind for me is when you take a big family photo (or 20) and someone inevitably ends up cut-off by accident. So then you just feed RealFill the 20 pictures you took and your uncle is…
I’ve had to fill out forms for new algorithms / quant strategies with questions like: - how many orders per minute do you expect to create? - how many orders per minute do you expect to cancel/amend? - what’s your max…
I think the biggest issue is not even the left/right or political bias of Wikipedia but rather the fact that some committee of wiki editors decide along what seem to be fairly arbitrary/subjective lines that some…
Wow, what a list. Eye-opening really. The American Conservative (yellow) ==> The American Conservative is published by the American Ideas Institute, an advocacy organisation. It is a self-identified opinionated source…
Interestingly, after months of chopping along at the whims of the FDA, the stock actually sold off a little today after the news came out at 2pm.[1] A good example of what it means for news to to be "already priced in,"…
Great point! For example, this Informational RFC is literally a 4 page cookbook on how to use Kerberos in a practical way. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4559
At a 10,000 foot view (pedants will take offense) you should look to use multiprocessing for tasks which are CPU bound, and asyncio/threads (but really asyncio if you can) for problems which are IO-bound. This is a…
You do an A/B test so even for the same tweet or same time period, you’re just comparing the new, “treatment” group against the old “control group.”
> Approvers say “yes” or “not yet.” We want to encourage constructive comments, so the template doesn’t suggest “no.” Instead of just vetoing an idea, it’s better to be clear on what it would take to approve it. I'm not…
There’s a solid amount evidence showing that there was some kind of abnormal volcanic winter in 536. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_winter_of_536 Whether it was “the worst year in history” is probably tough to…
That’s forward stock market returns. AKA,__after__ everyone has been fired. You need to look at what happens to stock prices during the recession/firing.
While this article is mostly focused on collecting/gathering/visualizing cohort metrics, rather than on analysis, I would like to plug my college professor Peter Fader’s research on empirical Bayes modeling and…
Do as I say, not as I do.
I would have to argue that while community is a huge part (a lot of trades get done over IB), the biggest advantage is actually data. Bloomberg has all sorts of connections with hundreds of different economic data…
This isn’t the intended use case, but one upside of cloud desktops is that if I ever forget to bring my work laptop with me, I can RDP from a friend’s computer, etc. In one particular industry that is rife with cloud…
While I agree with your sentiment, I just want to say that if your approach is to have the LLM read every file into context, or you're working in some gigantic thread (using the million token capacity most frontier…
That’s actually a really good point! I wonder if one day there will be analogues for music and writing? I suppose you have gumroad / serialized novels or webcomics but I’m not sure if there’s any albums where the…
Andrew Yang launched a presidential campaign based on this idea, he wrote a book: “Smart People Should Build Things”
Sibling comment mentioned the connection between lox and Pisces, but the connection to Cancer is that the mascot for Rust is a crab.
Well, theoretically you could make your current "Add Link" button and your current "Remove" button just trigger a server-side request and then refresh the page. maybe some combination of the <noscript> tag and then if…
Ebay is full of $1 timeshares. There’s even a website with 17,000 timeshares for a dollar called sellmytimesharenow.com
That’s accurate enough. I think the workflow was more built for a q dev occasionally dipping into python rather than the other way around. I think you touch on something really interesting which is the kink in the kdb+…
Archive.is times out if you're behind a VPN or on a VDI. For example, my work virtual machine on Azure can't ever use it.
So the source code of the bot is here: https://github.com/Kharacternyk/paper-tactics/blob/master/pa... It seems like there's an evaluation function but there's no state search / recursive minimax tree for the bot. I…
"For a Linux user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting an FTP account, mounting it locally with curlftpfs, and then using SVN or CVS on the mounted filesystem."
Wow. The use case that comes to mind for me is when you take a big family photo (or 20) and someone inevitably ends up cut-off by accident. So then you just feed RealFill the 20 pictures you took and your uncle is…
I’ve had to fill out forms for new algorithms / quant strategies with questions like: - how many orders per minute do you expect to create? - how many orders per minute do you expect to cancel/amend? - what’s your max…
I think the biggest issue is not even the left/right or political bias of Wikipedia but rather the fact that some committee of wiki editors decide along what seem to be fairly arbitrary/subjective lines that some…
Wow, what a list. Eye-opening really. The American Conservative (yellow) ==> The American Conservative is published by the American Ideas Institute, an advocacy organisation. It is a self-identified opinionated source…
Interestingly, after months of chopping along at the whims of the FDA, the stock actually sold off a little today after the news came out at 2pm.[1] A good example of what it means for news to to be "already priced in,"…
Great point! For example, this Informational RFC is literally a 4 page cookbook on how to use Kerberos in a practical way. https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4559
At a 10,000 foot view (pedants will take offense) you should look to use multiprocessing for tasks which are CPU bound, and asyncio/threads (but really asyncio if you can) for problems which are IO-bound. This is a…
You do an A/B test so even for the same tweet or same time period, you’re just comparing the new, “treatment” group against the old “control group.”
> Approvers say “yes” or “not yet.” We want to encourage constructive comments, so the template doesn’t suggest “no.” Instead of just vetoing an idea, it’s better to be clear on what it would take to approve it. I'm not…
There’s a solid amount evidence showing that there was some kind of abnormal volcanic winter in 536. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcanic_winter_of_536 Whether it was “the worst year in history” is probably tough to…
That’s forward stock market returns. AKA,__after__ everyone has been fired. You need to look at what happens to stock prices during the recession/firing.
While this article is mostly focused on collecting/gathering/visualizing cohort metrics, rather than on analysis, I would like to plug my college professor Peter Fader’s research on empirical Bayes modeling and…
Do as I say, not as I do.
I would have to argue that while community is a huge part (a lot of trades get done over IB), the biggest advantage is actually data. Bloomberg has all sorts of connections with hundreds of different economic data…
This isn’t the intended use case, but one upside of cloud desktops is that if I ever forget to bring my work laptop with me, I can RDP from a friend’s computer, etc. In one particular industry that is rife with cloud…