Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013)

Re:Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013) by logicallee on Friday July 07, 2017 @06:20AM (#14717322)

as a hacker news reader it's your responsibility to become an expert in the basics of things like computer vision, machine learning, wavelet algorithms (even if it becomes irrelevant) and so forth.

at the end of the day, someone has to build something using all this, and that someone is us.

I mean what else are you going to do while waiting for another javascript framework to appear? surely we can't all write new front-end frameworks. It just doesn't make sense.

(note: this comment might be at least partly sarcastic, but I'm not sure which part and how much.)

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Re:Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013) by _e on Friday July 07, 2017 @09:36AM (#14718186)

I am glad you added a disclaimer stating your post is meant to be sarcastic because my automated deep learning HN voting bot has not learned sarcasm, opencv or angular6 yet.

I don't know how or why but it has mastered memory management in spark.

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Re:Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013) by logicallee on Friday July 07, 2017 @09:58AM (#14718330)

>it has mastered memory management in spark.

that's really only half of learning something, though, isn't it? it needs to write a blog article about its experience.

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Re:Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013) by _e on Friday July 07, 2017 @10:41AM (#14718681)

I just hope it is just a matter of time before it learns to do that!

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Re:Monte Carlo theory, methods and examples (2013) by Chris2048 on Friday July 07, 2017 @08:13AM (#14717767)

> surely we can't all write new front-end frameworks

If you're a JS dev, it's your job to do this every 3 months

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