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by Govindae 9y ago
Here's the evidence behind the claim that California's EV subsidy is a Tesla bailout. >In California, the largest EV market in the US, 2.7% of new vehicles sold in the first quarter were EVs, up from 0.4% in 2012, according to
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by Govindae 9y ago
From this, we can conclude that John is not your roommate.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Certainly not a complete picture. More of an unfinished amaetur impressionist water color. But something along the lines of the dynamics seen in reaction diffusion systems. Once you have a "metabolism" where interacting chemicals
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by Govindae 9y ago
There can be no opinion so wrong that no one will hold on to it. https://www.quora.com/Does-smoking-weed-help-studying
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by Govindae 9y ago
Why are you certain that _self_ replication would be a necessary condition for "life-ish" chemistry to start happening, and to start evolving? I expect chemical metabolisms pre-dated organisms, and purely metabolism based replicat
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by Govindae 9y ago
The naive way to do calculus. Use secants to approximate the tangent. I think it's called finite difference.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Yeah, just specify the test set and ask everyone not to train on it.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Am I understanding this correctly? The layers do not combine their inputs. Equation (2) x_l = H_l([x_0, x_1, . . . , x_l−1]) Could be re-written: x_l = [H_l(x_0), H_l(x_1), . . . , H_l(x_l−1)]
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by Govindae 9y ago
>Maybe there is a serious novel idea, but I've missed it. I don't know if learned models are novel, but they certainly aren't vanilla MPC. (In my quick scan of them, only second paper mentions learning models)
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by Govindae 9y ago
1-bit, binary neural networks work.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Gravitational interactions become stronger with decreasing distance. Take the Newtonian gravity model, if force is proportional to 1/distance^2, as distance approaches zero, the force approaches infinity. You can simplify all points in
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by Govindae 9y ago
It's probably going to tend to collect on the heliopause, but there's a lot of surface area there. And it's a pretty long ride out.
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by Govindae 9y ago
It's occuring at orbital velocity in a vacuum.
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by Govindae 9y ago
You say that like it's not going to be the next unicorn. You just LOCKER your stuff. We use machine learning AI to process an snapshot and dispatch an appropriately sized box via a car sharing service, the driver packs up your shit, an
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by Govindae 9y ago
Storage rental is a concept that most people are familiar with. Extending that from physical objects to data isn't a very big step. Of course, storage facilities probably have some regulations to comply with that you won't be foll
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by Govindae 9y ago
Is there any measure of how much was exchanged out of ETH? If you wanted to pump that number up all you need to do is create lots of wallets and transfer ETH amongst them.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Instead of becoming extremely powerful, the parties keeping the records just use an extreme amount of power.
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by Govindae 9y ago
https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ I haven't used it, but FAQs, Forums, wikis, and tutorials are all out there.
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by Govindae 9y ago
Inequality is not just being used colloquially here. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gini_coefficient
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by Govindae 9y ago
I thought the etymology was from function application. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apply
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by Govindae 9y ago
>What is false about the statement, "consumer's don't think, they consume"? There exists at least one consumer/thinker.
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by Govindae 9y ago
>You have the privilege of being in one of the least corrupt, most democratic country out there Why do think that is? Governments that have the blind trust and loyalty of their populations are more vulnerable to corruption.
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by Govindae 9y ago
>This sounds reasonable to me - assuming of course, the PCA components each have meaningful interpretations, and measure the degree of "good". But they won't, unless it happens to project near one of your dimensions. If th
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by Govindae 9y ago
Assuming you have access to an oven. In my brief stay in Silicon Valley, I lived in an office in an industrial building with only a hot pot to cook with.