Jabbles

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by Jabbles 6y ago
Surely the general question doesn't matter though, and all the millions of variations are irrelevant, as there is a specific example that you want to consider.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
The Android app store treated us as a 3rd party, there was no pre-installation option and no additional distribution. We did have a lot more marketing dollars to spend but had to spend them like any other company, except we were constrain
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Note that Project Jacquard was announced by Google in 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ngt0Xg4lLOo
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer. I don't claim it to be a novel idea, I just remember the Alpha Go (zero?) paper that said they played it against older versions to make sure it hadn't got into a bad state.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Do you take advantage of previous iterations of the generator and discriminator? i.e. the generator should be able to fool all previous discriminators, and the discriminator should be able to recognise the work of all previous generators?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
What safeguards are there or what assurances do we have that JFT is not contaminated with images from (or extremely similar to) the validation set?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
This is probably because it eliminates the wind chill factor.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
What about humidity of the environment? Is that a reason behind the success of countries like Thailand, Vietnam in tackling Covid? Possibly relevant study: https://www.annualreviews.org/doi/10.1146/annurev-virology
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Maybe not, but this is reasonably similar to expecting paid paternity leave, something that is common (and mandatory) in many countries.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
How is Amazon planning to launch their satellites? Using Blue Origin?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Google is claiming these videos were never on YouTube? That seems... odd? And surely easy to refute, if they were public? Internet Archive would at least have scraped the channel's page. TFA links to https://www.youtube.com&
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Sounds like a lot of effort, why not just put an ad on the Chrome new tab page? https://9to5google.com/2020/10/23/google-chrome-shopping-new... .
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by Jabbles 6y ago
True, but, in other areas this has been abused: https://www.wsj.com/articles/amazon-scooped-up-data-from-its... https://www.computerworld.com/article/2468760/apple--steals-...
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Maybe it's best that Google only owns the platform, not the content. The EU seems to be tired of tech companies owning both: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/platform-busin...
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Did your abuse team email the site that you removed from your home page, explaining your policies and telling them exactly why it was removed? Did the VP offer any explanation as to why you had not received any communcation from Google?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Are satellites the size of books required to have a method of self de-orbiting? Or are they in orbits that have limited lifespans?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Surely someone doing serious research would download the entire corpus and use grep (or equivalent)? It wouldn't have the same nice interface and searches may take several seconds, but there's only 60,000 books...
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by Jabbles 6y ago
> It's meant as a check to blunt overzealous prosecutions. But aren't prosecutions done by the DoJ, as part of the executive branch, i.e. the decision to prosecute someone at all, or whether to offer a plea deal is already unde
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Thank you :)
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by Jabbles 6y ago
I hope it's actually 2 people like in nuclear missile silos. Is there any public information?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Thanks, my initial scepticism is weakened.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Did that elder offer some proof that they had significantly better eyes than most humans? Because the generally accepted number of visible stars is ~5000 in each hemisphere. https://skyandtelescope.org/astronomy-blogs/h
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by Jabbles 6y ago
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Reading/Web/Desktop_Improveme...
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The Chapwood Index reflects the true cost-of-living increase in America(chapwoodindex.com)
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Why do you think that this is due to your gender, rather than any other aspect?
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by Jabbles 6y ago
s/everyone/someone
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Wow, congratulations for attempting to run a startup in what must be a legal minefield of copyright issues.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
> He then fired someone else based on Role & Salary parameters. No, these were parameters to the software he wrote.
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by Jabbles 6y ago
This is incorrect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_speech_in_the_United_Stat... The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that hate speech is legally protected free speech under the First Amendment
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by Jabbles 6y ago
Gödel's incompleteness theorem doesn't fill me with the same confidence as you that "a true theorem should have a useful explanation". In fact, looking at chess engines tells us that sometimes (though not always) brute-f

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