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This is great. Do you plan to do this for other things also: Like freelancer for painting?
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (October 2019) on Wednesday October 02, 2019 @04:26AM (#21134369)
Quant Data Scientist | New Delhi, India | Onsite

We are a group of passionate data scientists / developers working towards disrupting financial markets using Reinforcement Learning. Our current strategies are already beating the markets by a good margin.

We are looking for a Senior Quant Researcher with inclination towards Deep Learning. More info here: https://angel.co/company/niveshi/jobs/448651-vp-data-science

Re:Anthony Levandowski: Pronto AI on Tuesday December 18, 2018 @12:24PM (#18708412)
"Levandowski clearly has a gift for self driving technology and is probably one of the few people in the world who could spend a year with 20 collaborators and come up with a fully self driving product. He clearly demonstrates a deep knowledge of the autonomous driving landscape and its future.

But he’s also clearly a flawed individual who not only ran off with a bunch of company secrets from Google after taking boatloads of its money, but also he’s run afoul of regulators on numerous occasions and locations. It is going to be hard for any individuals and companies to put their drivers behind Pronto.ai with this past in mind. His “religious” beliefs may also cause some concern."

https://electrek.co/2018/12/18/anthony-levandowskis-new-pron...

Re:Is Facebook down? on Monday May 08, 2017 @09:41PM (#14297130)
Down in India.
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2017) on Tuesday May 02, 2017 @01:06AM (#14244079)
Accredible | www.accredible.com | Full Stack | Cambridge UK

Accredible is looking for a Full Stack Developer to continue building the best credentialing system in the world. A close, dedicated startup team who are passionate about improving the education system and backed by some of Silicon Valley’s top venture capital investors. 4 hours per week (paid) to spend learning anything you like, even if it’s not related to your role, plus a budget to spend on materials. A promise to invest in your growth personally and professionally. Wherever you’d like to go and whatever you’d like to do we’ll be there to support you. Your Role & Responsibilities

In the past three years we’ve built the best credentialing product in the world. Universities, associations, tech companies and others are able to create, deliver and manage tens of thousands of digital certificates and open badges with just a few clicks. We’re continuing to make this product as good as it can be and have been laser focused on the needs of credential issuers. Now we’re ready to start focusing on credential recipients; the people who take part in learning and then receive a certificate or badge.

Your role will be to build a great product for certificate recipients. You’ll be helping them to upload their own certificates, send transcripts to third parties, embed their certificate wallet in a website, view course recommendations that help them skill up, etc. You’ll be able to have a huge impact for thousands and thousands of users.

You won’t be doing this alone as we have a world-class product team you’ll be working with. You’ll have support from a designer, a back-end engineer, a project manager and another front-end engineer.

Compensation & Benefits £40,000+ salary + equity, depending on experience. Flexible hours & comfortable with working from home 2 days a week.

Your skills

We are looking for you to demonstrate to us that you have these skills:

Full stack engineering ability. You’ll be working in, AngularJS 1.6, Ruby on Rails, HTML, SASS and Javascript. Design and UX support is be available but you’re comfortable building and maintaining product features that go from front-end to back-end. We think you’ll spend more time writing AngularJS than anything else. Project management. You’ll agree with the team on your priorities and then you’ll take a leading role in planning and maintaining sprints to keep projects organised and to communicate effectively.

Apply here: http://accredible.breezy.hr/p/95745b89416c-full-stack-develo...

Hey,

Just curious is this offer for other people also? I am working on this https://github.com/deependersingla/deep_portfolio (first version open sourced) and before open-sourced this https://github.com/deependersingla/deep_trader (255 stars). I was using GTX 980-TI locally but system crashed two weeks ago. I am basically trying to find a RL agent which automatically optimize momentum strategy look_back period and generate portfolio according to optimisation one set on reward function. More can be read on project Readme. Thanks.

Re:Ask HN: Best apps/website for Kids to learn programming on Thursday September 29, 2016 @12:22AM (#12603284)
yeah, he started with it but didn't learn much.
Re:Google Calendar is down? on Thursday June 30, 2016 @09:57AM (#12008536)
I wonder how many meetings are getting cancelled because of it :).
I agree with you. I work for Education company Accredible. We use Elasticsearch hosted on AWS for employment directory based on student data. It's working perfectly for us from last one year, very happy with it.
Re:How much is Spotify paying Google Cloud? on Tuesday March 08, 2016 @04:45AM (#11244354)
Does Google cloud work in china?
Re:How Do Genetic Algorithms Work? [video] on Wednesday February 10, 2016 @02:02AM (#11071174)
What will be the difference between Reinforcement learning and Genetic Algorithm? The stackoverflow question here has mixed responses http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12411197/can-evolutionary.... According to me I have implemented Reinforcement learning once http://somedeepthoughtsblog.tumblr.com/post/134793589864/mat..., they look same as both boils down to exploring and exploiting the environment for maximum reward.

Merry Christmas HN

My wishes to Santa :) 1) A more stable and prosperous world (No refugee crisis). 2) AI and Space exploration should move at twice the pace what it is now. 3) Equal opportunity to every kid in world.One quote which drives me nowadays: "Either we are too smart or dumb to find god and ask him to solve all world problem's. We are alone or together in creating the world we ever dream off"Happy...

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Ask HN: Local System made for Machine learning

Hello HN,Will love to know what kind of system with specs (pictures) you are using to run deep learning. I just shifted from cloud to local to save some money and thinking to build one. It would be awesome if you can also give point to or write some pointers which you think will help.

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Ask HN: Hacker Way to find sales lead

Hello,I am just trying to write few scripts to find prospects (majorly company) who will be interested in buying our SAAS tools. For this I use variety of source like1)Crunchbase data export (found it was little old) and crunch base Rest API has limit per day (so not very scalable).2)Linkedin directory search but its hard to scrape linkedin they have very smart algo to stop it, I had to change...

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Re:The End of College? Not So Fast on Tuesday March 31, 2015 @01:20PM (#9298128)
I feel author somehow saying just badges for crediblity is wrong, it has to be compared what we have today in university as credibility. It is just a pdf certificate and a grade point with university name. It doesn't distinguishes student very well.

With people moving towards online education there will be much better education data gathering and much better way to present them. Kevin carey pointed out this https://accredible.com/10000005 for replacement of current education certificate for data gathering about student learning and then using the data collected in better way for analyzing student performance and for employablity. P.S (I work at accredible as SE)

Re:Ask HN: Who are your favorite poets? on Monday March 30, 2015 @10:57PM (#9294110)
Charles Bukowski: All The Way, one of the most motivational poem i have experienced in life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6_QUhUPrF4

Ask HN: What is the best lines they came accross or know for computer science?

I came across this recently: ``I think that it's extraordinarily important that we in computer science keep fun in computing. When it started out, it was an awful lot of fun. Of course, the paying customers got shafted every now and then, and after a while we began to take their complaints seriously. We began to feel as if we really were responsible for the successful, error-free perfect use of...

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Re:A practical introduction to functional programming on Sunday January 25, 2015 @10:13PM (#8945393)
I think the same article was on hacker school website also?
Re:Learn data science in your browser on Friday January 23, 2015 @01:09AM (#8933620)
This looks great, vik.

Ask HN: What tools they use for analyzing stocks and maintaining portfolio?

Hello HN6 months back, I started invested in indian stock market as value investor and eventually also started with algo trading. I wrote lot of tooling for this myself like Fetching of real time price and storing data, analyzing it on server and then posting request to the brokerage account.I use this: http://screener.in/ (for screening -- one of the best tools I have come accross in india for...

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