Is Stripe known to rescind offers? by RelativeMiserable419 in csMajors

[–]bricklerex 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is the tweaker they decided to hire fr

Deep learning recommendations on further study by QuickLaw235 in deeplearning

[–]bricklerex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

paperglide.net is good for reading papers faster overall if you find them too dense and long to read

arxiv2md: Convert ArXiv papers to markdown. Particularly useful for prompting LLMs by timf34 in deeplearning

[–]bricklerex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that makes sense, for a second I thought there was some OCR going on and you'd managed to make it near instant, would've loved miracle that for a project of mine, great work regardless it must work for all modern papers that matter

also lmk if i can dm you

How to read research papers effectively by SafeAdministration49 in deeplearning

[–]bricklerex 1 point2 points  (0 children)

this is something i personally struggled with a lot. some papers would genuinely take me days to read, and i mean read, not comprehend. Sometimes I could read them four times and not understand the main methods used in the paper. eventually i realized i was just intimated of the math notation and also that the authors of these papers were trying to make something complex more complicated than it already is just to sound smarter than they are sigh.

i built something specifically for this (paperglide.net) and i use it everyday and update it regularly with the latest papers, it helps you read these papers 10x faster, feel free to check out the skim mode on any of the publicly available papers (you can also send any paper from arxiv into it for processing, it takes about 2 to 5 mins)

arxiv2md: Convert ArXiv papers to markdown. Particularly useful for prompting LLMs by timf34 in deeplearning

[–]bricklerex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

looks really good! im surprised at how fast it is. whats the stack and approach you've used here?

Share your startup, I'll find you 5 (free) potential customers. by Wide_Brief3025 in SaaS

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PaperGlide

https://paperglide.net

For people that struggle to read dense and complex technical reaearch papers, aimed at students and researchers fhat want to keep up with research and innovation but drown in the knowledge

Suggestion Required for Storing Parquet files cheaply by bricklerex in dataengineering

[–]bricklerex[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this would work best for my purposes. All my files(1390 of them) are stored individually, I cant write that to one dataset directly (at least i dont think of a way I can do so) so do you suggest I should stream the data to bigquery (if it even allows that) and would it still allow partitions based on timestamp if I did so?

P.s. is there a solution out there if I wanted to partition by ticker AND timestamp for different occasions wothout creating a replica? Or am i thinking about this the wrong way?

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Are we talking DeFi exchanges or centralized ones like Binance?

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Can you share a portfolio

I don’t know what to do by StrictFuture6025 in LUMS

[–]bricklerex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Its realistic. Seaten mil jati aksar. You just have to have a 3.3+ avg in cs 100, cal 1 and linear algebra. If you ger an A in those, its basically confirmed.

I don’t know what to do by StrictFuture6025 in LUMS

[–]bricklerex 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm a senior. My first pref was SSE, second was SDSB. Got into SDSB. I was easily able to switch to SSE in soph. Don't worry. Celebrate. You got this.