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by Amygaz 8y ago
This article is a very light without any concrete examples. (edited typos) This field is lot more about hardware and software automation, where AI can and already has a big role. The ML part, frankly, is nothing new. With the significant ex
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Haha! Like Disney channel! But, spoiler alert, eventually they get a tablet and discover of adults with silly voices unwrapping kids’ toys on YouTube. There’s not even a cartoon to watch. It’s all infomercial...
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Same here. For small tasks I use GIMP because it’s a lot faster. Loading my VM is faster than loading any Adobe products.
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There is obviously a lot government could do to make the majority happy, and a lot billionaires could do to actually help the community around them. But lobbying and narcissism only go so far...
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Thanks for replying. I didn’t know where to start with a reply. I wasn’t sure he knew what he was talking about. Or if he lives on the same planet... And my alien is not very good.
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That would be true for businesses who’s motivation is to provide a lot of jobs. This would not be true for businesses who intent to make a few people rich. They have another motivation, and definition of higher wage.
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Lucy Maud Montgomery
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That’s actually not true, just look at how the Quebec media vs Ontario media report about the federal government.
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The SMBC comics this morning was about a Turing test for non-fiction literature, but it would apply to this also
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It doesn’t guarantee it, it doubles the probability, and it is stackable. So there is a metric to measure (somehow). Now, the author is probably just bullshittng things out of his fingers, an assumption I make based on the lack of any evide
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The question is: “what is your definition of success?” or “what is success to you? or “what do you think will make other people say you are successful?” For a lot of uninspired and uncreative people, it’s mostly about the 3rd question, and
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Septic system lasts for 40 years. But installing a new septic is expensive. $4000 is in the low end
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Your city dweller’s habits compel you to throw fat and oil down the drain. These need very high temperature to compost. But then you are also throwing chlorine and ammonia based cleaning agents, which greatly inhibits organic life. If you l
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A) Things don’t happen in a void. B) If you try hard enough, you will always find a statistic that correlate with something. C) In that specific paper, “deep learning” could be changed to randomly clustering, and then trying to come up with
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At this very moment, there are 60 war zones. I don’t know of any armed conflict that doesn’t baffle basic human rights, and doesn’t screw up the economy of the country where this happening. (I did not downvote btw)
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I don’t know about medication, but CBT should work on N
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Do you really really need others approval? Do you reject any blames?
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Not at all. That is why it’s called a personality disorder. They are truly and sincerely like that. The part that made me realized I was dealing with mentally diseased people is that they truly believe the crap they throw at you. Their lies
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Psycopaths are an example of covert narssicists, not exclusively but it’s an example. This article gets it wrong. Vulnerable narcissists are still needy, egotistical and vain people. It’s just that they are introvert. Instead of presuming t
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Price-wise is Uber competitive or is it for the top 10% ?
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The scientific data is pretty thin, because we (general we) only recently have the tools to study that, but it is people living under constant anxiety or depression do have measurable neuronal “damage” which we believe are permanent (we act
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The strongest association with AD and PD is obesity. Now, in itself obesity is often the results of lifestyle habits. So, is one of those habits the culprit? Or is does more body fat leads to more bio-accumulated toxins?
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They also observed that we pee pretty much all the mercury we ingest, but that methyl-mercury is the one we absorb, accumulate, and that is highly toxic.
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How do you, or actually how does the OP knows that it is the green tea part of the supplement, and not everything else not otherwise on the labeled that is killing is liver. The green tea industry is massive user of pesticide, herbicides, f
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Vitamin D supplementation is also sketchy and hotly debated topic in. Everyone agrees that it is important, but the currently accepted lower limit and whether you need to supplement if you are below is disputed. That limit was set based on
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Same here, except I bought a precision 5530, after 12 years on Mac (2 MBP, then a MBA). It’s been a few months and I like it, I don’t regret it. I don’t mind Windows 10 at all, it feels a bit more customizable than MacOS actually. I do find
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There seems to be a total lack, from our regulators/politicians about even establishing a floor on self-driving car. That certainly will go well.
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It might laziness in some cases, but lack of time, or more precisely like of wanting to add “this” to our already busy day, would be more accurate.
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Current 5th gen user, coming from a MacBook Air 2013, I can’t believe people think the thinkpad is a great laptop. Running Linux on this never even crossed my mind. (Edit: specified Mac vs thinkpad I don’t like)
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That describes most professors in life sciences at top US universities, and they all seem fine with it...

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