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by Jabbles 8y ago
In the >12 years your code has been around, Moore's law suggests that it would have got 2^8 = 256 times faster. Even though that law has slowed, there is significantly more processing power available now than when you started. Are y
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by Jabbles 8y ago
Otherwise it would require all 5 agents gathering there, expending their magical abilities and investing a lot before actually seeing a reward. (which is unlikely to happen) This is the key - if we had machine learning techniques that all
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by Jabbles 8y ago
Presumably using your method takes longer/requires more samples than a method that only checks once?
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by Jabbles 8y ago
to lose a file, we have to have four drives fail before we had a chance to rebuild the first one. I wonder how many times they've had 2 or 3 drives fail before they've rebuilt and if that matches their predictions.
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by Jabbles 8y ago
Very much better than even odds. We report the detection of a high-energy neutrino by IceCube and the multiwavelength/multi-instrument observations of a flaring γ-ray blazar, TXS 0506+056, which was found to be positionally coincident
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by Jabbles 8y ago
Sure. But not that one.
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by Jabbles 8y ago
An update to the original article you linked says that the issue was not with Content ID, but is "related to its updated partner agreements."
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by Jabbles 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YouTube_Premium
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by Jabbles 8y ago
I think you're off by an order of magnitude: https://www.epa.gov/climate-indicators/climate-change-indica... ~5 billion tons of carbon dioxide per year ~158 tons per second
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by Jabbles 9y ago
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/06/flame... Sounds like "super-secret cryptanalysis" to me. That was 2012 and Schneier was writing in 2014. I wonder what would qualify as magic t
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Google is providing three new layouts to choose from, including a default view that highlights attachments like documents and photos, a comfortable view that doesn’t highlight attachments, and a compact view that increases the amount of me
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Yes but index would be ~2^(length of content)
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Do you have more information about this bit? the TPU implementation applies very compute-intensive image pre-processing steps and actually sacrifices raw throughput Thanks
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Of all the possible complaints about YouTube demonetization, complaining that you don't meet the objective criteria for how popular your channel must be is surely the least important.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
To misquote Elon Musk: The advantage of getting somewhere [without having to steer] will be negatively affected if "but also, you might die" is on the ticket. https://www.reddit.com/r/space/comments&#x2
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Could a SpaceX constellation provide lower latency than undersea fiber? If the satellites can communicate to each other would the speed of signalling through a vacuum/air (~30% greater than fiber) outweigh any other steps? If so, maybe
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by Jabbles 9y ago
I am missing something. The chef believes that in order to maintain his star he must do something different to what he was doing to achieve the star in the first place? I am not an expert on Michelin guides, but that seems unlikely. Conside
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by Jabbles 9y ago
source?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Without wishing to denigrate the achievements of all the people involved in this tournament, nor the entertainment aspect I'd like to ask: What is the statistical power of a 90-game round robin? Would this be a publishable result with
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Is the initial cost of purchase the largest factor? Or are running costs enough to tip the balance?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Does your brain confuse this squiggly line for a dog? http://www.pablopicasso.net/dog/ It doesn't look anything like a dog!
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Don't they have a free tier for hobbyists?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
Your argument is "it's really good", "they've slightly changed it", "therefore they don't care about it"? Presumably you'd be happier if the UI changed from week to week?
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by Jabbles 9y ago
A huge portion of the UK's middle class cannot have gone to Oxbridge, simply because they're too small. They take 3000 people each or together 0.01% of the UK's population each year.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
You can't assume that we'll reach equilibrium in a different future situation given that we're not in equilibrium at the moment.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
This is an interesting candidate-first approach, but I have some concerns: This requires that candidates are experienced at the language or framework you use. Are you not prepared to take someone with different experience? What about gradua
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by Jabbles 9y ago
It can also depend on whether you count the O(k) time needed to hash a string of length k.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
You're complaining that because Google is not dominating cloud, payments, digital content, social networking etc, it's too big? Because Google's Ads business is so successful, comparing anything else to it is difficult.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
They also meant concluding.
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by Jabbles 9y ago
The second paragraph begins "Highly competent bilingualism is probably more common in other countries, since many children growing up in the United States aren’t exposed to other languages."

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