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by ColanR 6y ago
> where the truth simply wasn't important That's a criteria that should be agreed upon by both parties; otherwise to the person recieving the "bullshit" it's indistinguishable from a lie. Edit: where did I make a
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by ColanR 6y ago
> the halving of the reward gives it its first non-backtested novel prediction You have my curiosity. What is the prediction that Stock-To-Flow made about the effect of the halving?
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by ColanR 6y ago
Years ago, in 2013 or so, I recall the Teensy was better suited for my application due to the higher clock speed.
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by ColanR 6y ago
It is, and it's one of the more annoying MOTDs I've encountered. You won't see it unless you get rid of the login manager and login at the terminal. Or, use the server edition.
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by ColanR 6y ago
Yes: but what was implicit in mine is that that output vector is no more or less informative than the current method of associating strong symptoms with specific diagnoses which have known drug dosages. Same idea, different representation.
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by ColanR 6y ago
Yeah, but at least a malpracticing psychiatrist can lose their license.
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by ColanR 6y ago
I agree with your first paragraph. However, a NN can't explain its reasoning. You start with a set of symptoms, and you end with a vector, and they're two representations of exactly the same thing. The problem is that NNs are re
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by ColanR 6y ago
I've heard the same thing. No economic incentives compared to making a custom drug.
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by ColanR 6y ago
I think the assumption behind your claim of false equivalency is exactly what the parent comment wanted to discuss. You say the security failings of iMessage and WhatsApp pale in comparison to WeChat; I agree with parent comment and ask - i
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Jet propulsion by microwave air plasma in the atmosphere(aip.scitation.org)
4 points by ColanR 6y ago|1 comments
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by ColanR 6y ago
I agree that no one likes remote classes, but there is no sense in which those students are "getting their full value."
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by ColanR 6y ago
It's too bad that we are so quick to silence those who we perceive as wrong. Apparently, the doctors in the video were using incorrect facts; I wouldn't know, the video is gone. Discussion is being prohibited, wherever there is
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by ColanR 6y ago
Couple thoughts: needs a "don't care" option for some of the sections, like screen size. Also, it might be useful to include used laptops.
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by ColanR 6y ago
If I can jump in here, based on watching my dad and my grandfather rent properties. 1/2. Risk is a big part of owning property. Liquidity of the property is also very important. You are vastly underestimating this. 3/4. As long
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by ColanR 6y ago
> So no way children seven to fifteen years old can do it. You shouldn't generalize from your own experience like that.
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by ColanR 6y ago
> providing the minimum level of work necessary Is that how you measure the value of the business?
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by ColanR 6y ago
From the article, to answer the hardware side of your question, which was mine as well. > To use the satellite, pirates typically take an ordinary ham radio transmitter, which operates in the 144- to 148-MHZ range, and add a frequency do
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by ColanR 6y ago
Marketing?
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by ColanR 6y ago
As I mentioned in a few posts elsewhere in this page, 4chan was a better source of information than the WHO back in January. You might be in earnest, but you're behaving like a contrarian who thinks they know more than they do. "
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by ColanR 6y ago
> I'm just going through them and making the same rebuttal. > People are stupid -- especially people who think they're smart contrarians. Speak for yourself.
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by ColanR 6y ago
The WHO is a source of information. The decisions made based on that information by various countries is completely irrelevant to anything I'm trying to say. The WHO chose to recommend against travel bans. This was the information th
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by ColanR 6y ago
His job is world health. If he put "saving face" for China, or trying to keep his job, over recommending a travel ban to prevent the spread of a deadly virus, then he is incompetent and he failed to prevent deaths... and my point
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by ColanR 6y ago
4chan was taking the virus seriously back in January, when the WHO was denying the need for travel lockdowns. The misinformation coming out of the WHO is what killed people, not the early warning that 4chan gave us. Edit: note that in both
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by ColanR 6y ago
Well, now that you bring up Ubuntu, I wonder if anyone else out there dislikes its purple & orange color scheme. It might technically be a selection of compatible colors, but to me it's always looked ugly.
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Open-Source FPGA Bitcoin Miner(github.com)
1 points by ColanR 7y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 7y ago
Key quote from Halloween 1: > OSS projects have been able to gain a foothold in many server applications because of the wide utility of highly commoditized, simple protocols. By extending these protocols and developing new protocols, we
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The Halloween Documents (1998)(catb.org)
2 points by ColanR 7y ago|1 comments
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by ColanR 7y ago
A 'right' bestowed by society is no longer a right, but a privilege conditionally granted. However, without a shared higher moral authority, I can claim whatever rights I want and you can't tell me otherwise. All you can do
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by ColanR 7y ago
> Having seen rights being eroded, trampled, mocked, I have realized that we do not have any effective rights. They are a privilege bestowed by those in power. I think this is a perspective encouraged by those in power. I think that a sl
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by ColanR 7y ago
Tangential topic. Are masks of the type worn to protect against covid-19 effective against being identified on camera? Because this seems like an amazing excuse (in terms of a silver lining on a very dark cloud) for facemasks as 'anony

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